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I've tried the Samsung Gear VR. It doesn't feel immersive at all, it just feels like I'm looking at a phone strapped on my head. I agree that the multi-thousan
by eloisant 10y ago
I've tried the Samsung Gear VR. It doesn't feel immersive at all, it just feels like I'm looking at a phone strapped on my head.
I agree that the multi-thousand machines to power an Oculus is too expensive to go mainstream, but phone-based VR suck too much to go mainstream. The resolution is too low, headtracking is not good enough...
At best people will get those phone VR headset for free, play a little bit with it, show it off to their friends and as soon as the novelty wears off it will collect dust.
VR needs a much, much better experience to become a thing. Either PC-based VR becomes cheaper or phone-based VR becomes better I don't know, but that's not for 2017.