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Published: 2017-04-28, Author: Eric , review by: phonescoop.com
Published: 2017-04-26, Author: Scott , review by: cnet.com
Affordable. A large app library. New remote is comfortable and easy to use. Samsung's new Gear VR updates work with older phones and Gear VR headsets, too. New software runs cooler on Samsung phones
Locked into Oculus' mobile Gear VR software library. Requires a Samsung phone. Lacks any ability to track movement in a room, like higher-end VR headsets can do
The revamped Gear VR feels similar to Google's Daydream View VR headset, but its impressive library and software design still make it great for entry-level VR viewing on the go...
Samsung's latest phones are the best for VR yet, Controller feels good in the hand, is intuitive to use, Controller thumb touchpad far more satisfying than Daydream's, Affordable upgrade for existing Gear VR owners
Might have been nice to see some upgrades to the headset itself, Controller not rechargeable, Not nearly enough apps ready to take advantage of Controller, Controller storage not supergraceful
Samsung's making the very smart move of bundling the Controller with the Gear VR going forward; the set will run you just about $130. If you already have the headset, and just want to upgrade to the motion Controller, you can buy the accessory separately...
Excellent companion for the Samsung Galaxy S8Smart, easyto use controller that instantly improves the Gear VR experience
Samsung VR software is out of step with Oculus
Samsung Gear VR with ControllerThe GoodExcellent companion for the Samsung Galaxy S8+ • Smart, easy-to use controller that instantly improves the Gear VR experienceThe BadSamsung VR software is out of step with OculusThe Bottom LineIf you own a modern Sam...
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Published: 2017-04-18, Author: Adi , review by: theverge.com
Abstract: The Gear VR, a mobile headset created by Oculus and Samsung, has played a huge role in advancing virtual reality. It was the first commercial headset to combine a wireless, phone-based design with real power and interactivity, and at over 5 million shippe...
Inexpensive for existing Gear VR owners, Ergonomic and accurate, Makes mobile VR more immersive than DayDream
Gear VR is still limited to Samsung phones, Software library is just getting started
The Gear VR Controller gives Samsung a leg-up over Google's DayDream View headset -- for now. And as an inexpensive upgrade, it's something every Gear VR owner will want.HardwareThe Gear VR controller is about the same size as the Daydream View's, but it'...
Published: 2017-03-30, Author: Christopher , review by: gamecrate.com
Abstract: A new Gear VR headset with its own motion controller, a pocket-sized 360-degree camera, and a potential new dedicated VR headset were all on the docket for Samsung at a New York press event on Wednesday. Let's dive into the specifics of Samsung's newest V...
Abstract: Samsung and Oculus think they have successfully transformed the Galaxy S7 into a portable entertainment platform for your face.The jump from niche techy gadget to consumer-ready product isn't an easy one to make, but that's exactly what Samsung is trying...
Affordable. A large app library. New remote is comfortable and easy to use. Samsung's new Gear VR updates work with older phones and Gear VR headsets, too. New software runs cooler on Samsung phones
Locked into Oculus' mobile Gear VR software library. Requires a Samsung phone. Lacks any ability to track movement in a room, like higher-end VR headsets can do
The revamped Gear VR feels similar to Google's Daydream View VR headset, but its impressive library and software design still make it great for entry-level VR viewing on the go...
