30 Best VR Headsets (2018) are only one way ticket to the virtual world

This post is about devices which can take us anywhere we want for e.g. fly in space, or deep dive in ocean, or stand on top of a mountain, or simply sit on a beach enjoying the waves. These devices can create an illusion around us which is just real.

The more real it is the more expensive these machines are. They do that just like nature does it i.e. by stimulating our senses and the world where they take us is called as the virtual world, and what we experience is called as “virtual reality” which is the temporary reality for us. The devices which do this are called “Virtual Reality Headsets” or VR Headsets in short , or sometimes as virtual reality set.

We will see 30 such magical pieces of hi-tech hardware and software based great looking devices and see how the features are different and how features change with price.

Irrespective of whether they do or don’t do certain things, these are the top rated vr headsets in the lot of tens of hundreds of VR headsets.

So let’s start from the most expensive among these.

Below devices are below $4000

Microsoft Hololens Development Edition, Price $3808.48

This works very differently than others. Microsoft calls it as mixed reality which is something similar to augmented reality but not exactly same. By using this VR headset the user can interact with high definition 3D holograms by scaling them to the real world context. This allows the user to interact with both, the hologram as well as the real world. For example, a digital (3D hologram) dog scaled up to the size of the real dog is sitting near my chair right now as I’m typing this post. I can play with the dog (other than touching it) as well as type this. This headset is a development edition and so it is a very new VR headset.

Key features:

• You can interact with the holograms in three ways gaze, gesture and voice.
• The weight of this headset is distributed around; therefore it reduces pressure on nose and ears, making it comfortable to wear.
• There is an adjustment wheel in this headset which changes its diameter of the head ring. So, it can fit large number of adults.
• It has transparent high definition holographic lenses and a highly advanced optical projection system. These two works together to create multi-dimensional color images within fractions of a sec, thereby making it feel very real.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Yes
• Resolution (per eye): Not Applicable
• Weight: 579 g
• Field of view: Not Applicable

At roughly $4000 it was really expensive but it was wow. Isn’t it?

Now we have VR headsets which are below $1000.

HTC VIVE VIRTURAL REALITY SYSTEM, Price $999.99

This VR system is the result of partnership between HTC and Valve. HTC VIVE is one of the most popular and most respected VR systems. Every single reviewer including us gives it 5 stars. It has the next level of virtual reality. This is one of the best VR headsets 2017.

Key features:

• With room-scale gameplay feature, Vive takes virtual reality to a whole new level. Just turn this on, and walk around within a specific area and Vive will track you and your movements and respond accordingly and you will be interacting with virtual object like in real world. For example you throw a (virtual) ball, .a (virtual) dog runs and gets the ball to you, and you bend and take the ball from the dog’s mouth, and throw it again. This time harder, so ball goes more distance…..
• It has two wireless motion controllers, one for holding in each hand. With this you will be able to interact with the virtual objects by hand movements, which makes these interactions more natural.
• The lighthouse sensors track the wireless controllers and the headset within the room scale and transfer this information to the console for console to take appropriate action in the virtual world.
• For users comfort, it has multiple adjustments for eye strain, for example you can change lens distance and IPD to make VR fitting your vision.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: It has totally 70+ sensors. Using a combination of these it can track head moments as less as one tenth of a degree.
• Resolution (per eye): 1080 x 1200
• Weight: 555 g
• Field of view: 110 degrees

Lsnda VR Headset, Price $860

This VR headset doesn’t have phone holder. Rather is one of those VR headsets which are packed with external connectivity modules. This enables the user to experience content, app or game from any source or medium, not only restricted to just phone.

It is one of the highly priced VR headsets currently.

Key features:

• It gives the experience of seeing everything on a 200 inch screen from a distance of 20 meters.
• It has HDMI IN port so you can connect to HDTV, PC, Xbox, PlayStation etc.
• You can watch 3D movies on your computer.
• The parts touching the face are made up of soft, breathable and non skin irritating materials.
• It has panorama feature which together with the surround sound gives an impressive immersive feeling.
• You can sync audio and video which means that with this headset as 3D glass, you will be able to watch movies on your computer and see those movies as 3D through this headset.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Gravity, Geomagnetism and 9 axis Gyroscope
• Resolution (per eye): 1920 x 1080
• Weight: Approx 500 g
• Field of view: 124 degrees

Avegant Gylph Headset, Price $960.00

Avegant claims that Gylph is the world’s first personal theater. It really looks exactly like a headphone; therefore using it is no problem because you know it already for listening to audio. If and when you want to see the video also, then just flip it in front of your eyes. That’s it. No wonder that it is highly acclaimed by several well respected organizations and companies such as engadget, TIME, the verge etc. It has also received the editors choice aware in CES 2016.

So let’s see what it has which makes watching any video from it feel like watching it on a 60 inch TV.

This is the first VR which doesn’t have any screen which makes it a really new VR headset.

Key features:

• It can easily plug into any device having video out. Otherwise one simple adaptor will do the job. This means that the range of devices with which this will work is amazing which includes mobile phones, tablets, PCs, TVs, Games like Xbox, PlayStation, and so on.
• It doesn’t have any screen. Rather the picture is made by reflecting light on to its 2 million microscopic mirrors. This reflected light creates a very natural visual feel for the user.
• It can be used both as a traditional headphone or video device. Even if it is used like headphone, still you will enjoy its high resolution and rich audio.
• Because it can connect to several devices you can use it for all video related use-cases such as video playback from TV or streaming, gaming from consoles or PCs, and other very special use cases such as seeing what your drone is seeing., and watching 3D and 360 contents.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: 9 Axis IMU
• Resolution (per eye): 1280 x 720
• Weight: 5 g
• Field of view: Approx 40 degrees diagonal

DeePoon M2 All in one VR Headset, Price $649.00

DeePoon is a Shanghai based company working in virtual reality. It has a content distribution platform, 3Dbobo, which the company says, is a rich and happening place with more than 1.5 million VR enthusiasts.

Key features:

• It has a 5.7 inch AMOLED screen, which together with after-glow reduction, gives very fast performance for screen changes and refreshes.
• Gamers would love its 3D sound technology because of which it feels like sound is coming from a particular direction and at a particular distance.
• People who are short sighted can use the object distance adjustment knob to adjust to their personal needs.
• The asset store has huge number of content, videos, applications, games, tools etc. This store is updated every day.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Compass, Gyroscope, Gravity, Opto sensor (light sensor) and range sensor (distance sensor)
• Resolution (per eye): 1280 x 720
• Weight: 400 g
• Field of view: 96 degree

Deepoon E2 VR Headset, Price $648.00

This solid and sturdy VR headset is little bigger than normal headsets and it is quite impressive in its look and feel.

Key features:

• Its screen is Samsung AMOLED 2k with a display of 2560 x 1440 pixels, gives fantastic 3D and VR experience in vivid and sharp images.
• Using its Bluetooth connectivity feature you can connect any game controller and experience 3D or VR in that game.
• Its screen refresh rate is 75 Hz which gives very smooth experience.
• It is designed for 16 face types ensuring that it will fit nicely on your face.
• The Deepon ecosystem carries 100+ VR games and 300+ videos. This library is increasing rapidly every day.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Undisclosed
• Resolution (per eye): 1920 x 1020
• Weight: 750 g
• Field of view: 120 degrees

The next price band is for VR headsets priced below $600.

Goodly All in one VR Headset, Price $599.95

This is another good VR set from a Chinese company.

Key features:

• It can play 1080p contents from TF card. It supports TF of up to 32 GB.
• It has panorama feature.
• It has surround sound capability, which along with panorama creates a highly immersive and realistic environment.
• It has 2D to 3D conversion module with which you can experience your 2D games in a completely different and better 3D way.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Undisclosed
• Resolution (per eye): 640 x 360
• Weight: 258 g
• Field of view: Undisclosed

Oculus Rift VR Headset, Price $599

This is the only contender for the HTC Vive. Both of them together rule the premium segment of VR headsets. This shouldn’t be a surprise because Rift is coming from a company which was crowd funded in 2012, and later, seeing its potential, was bought by Facebook. The company really had the bang right from the beginning and Rift was the favorite even before it was born.

It comes with optional touch controllers which can be bought separately. These controllers are to be held in hand (one each) for natural interaction within the virtual world using gestures. Just like Rift, the sensors are also very intuitive, so much so that you don’t have to ‘learn’ to use them other than maybe know what the buttons do. There is no gesture that you have to learn to use these controllers.

It comes with Xbox controller.

Key features:

• It creates a wonderful sense of ‘presence’ i.e. the feeling that you are actually there. It does this magic by a combination of advanced display technologies and low latency constellation tracking system.
• You can adjust it as per your needs.
• You can download games and play on it, completely inside a virtual world. Or you can connect it to other gaming consoles.
• It requires Windows PC/laptop and internet connection. For best experience please refer their recommended specifications.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Positional tracking
• Resolution (per eye): 1080 x 1200
• Weight: 453.5 g
• Field of view: 110 degrees

CM VR Headset, Price $499.99

This lightweight sleek looking VR headset is designed specifically for gaming.

Key features:

• It has built-in inertial positional tracking technology. This means that while gaming if you step forward in a particular direction and stop there, your character will continue moving in that direction until you take step backwards. This is quite useful otherwise you will have to take those many steps manually.
• It has ball park acceleration technology which makes you feel like you are really moving. This helps in preventing dizziness which happens due to different signals from different parts of the body.
• Another interesting aspect is that it can detect vertical movements nicely so if you crouch or jump, your character will do the same.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: 9 axis tracking
• Resolution (per eye): 1920 x 1080
• Weight: 390 g
• Field of view: 100

Cellay all in one VR Headset, Price $429.98

With a good 5 inch screen, 8 core processor and 2 GB RAM, it is quite evident that this VR headset is designed for quality experience.

Key features:

• The experience is similar to watching a 20m IMAX movie.
• It supports Bluetooth, so you can connect any Bluetooth devices to it including Bluetooth gaming device and play the game in immersive experience.
• Even if you are myopic below 600 degree, still you don’t need to wear glasses to use this VR headset.
• The materials which are near the face or touching the face are made of good quality soft material which is comfortable and doesn’t irritate the skin.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: 9 axis
• Resolution (per eye): Undisclosed
• Weight: 952.5 g
• Field of view: Undisclosed

Now we will go further down in price and will see VR headsets below $400

PlayStation VR, Price $399.99

This VR is compatible with only PlayStation. It doesn’t work with anything else. However, with this VR, your PlayStation experience is taken into a completely different level where it feels more real.

Key features:

• Plug and play with PlayStation 4. Just connect this VR headset and PlayStation camera to PlayStation 4 and start experiencing as if you have stepped inside the game in a different world.
• It has 3D audio technology which makes you feel their direction and depth of the sound. So, if you hear footsteps behind you, just like in real world, you will instinctively turn back to see who it is.
• It has advanced display technology which runs the display at 120 frames per second. For comparison, a normal video on your phone is typically recorded at 30 frames per second.
• New games which only people having this headset can enjoy fully.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: 6 axis
• Resolution (per eye): 1920 x 1080
• Weight: Approx 610 g
• Field of view: Approx 100 degrees

Allbuy VR ONE Headset, Price $359.98

This geeky looking VR is loaded with functionalities.

Key features:

• It has HD screen which gives amazing clarity.
• It has Panorama feature
• It has surround sound which in combination with Panorama gives a realistic experience for movies and games.
• The 360 degree head tracking ability frees up the user to move his head the way he wants which adds to the immersive experience.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: 9 axis tracking (360 degree)
• Resolution (per eye): 1920 x 1080
• Weight: Undisclosed
• Field of view: 120 degrees

Razer OSVR HDK2 VR Headset, Price $349.99

This is Razer’s second attempt at making a VR headset for Open Sound Virtual Reality (OSVR) platform. Even though it is still under development, it is already getting good market feedback..

Key features:

• The two lenses can be adjusted independently to suit individual vision.
• It comes with an IR camera which is needed when playing motion games.
• It works only for SteamVR and OSVR contents. This was a drawback earlier because the content was very little. This isn’t a drawback now.
• The face mask has a lining of bamboo charcoal microfiber foam.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: sensor hub comprising of accelerometer, gyroscope and compass for covering full 360 degree movements.
• Resolution (per eye): 2160 x 1200
• Weight: 1.3 kg
• Field of view: 110 degrees

Icollect® VR Headset, Price $340.42

This VR headset has lots of connectivity facilities such as HDMI, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth etc. It runs on Octa core hence it is quite stable and fast to respond.

Key features:

• HDMI IN lets you connect this VR headset to multiple other HD devices such as TV, PlayStations, Xbox, etc.
• It can synchronize audio and video so you can easily watch movies in your laptop through this 3D glass.
• Panorama and surround sound makes the experience more realistic.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Geomagnetism, Gravity, 9-axis Gyroscope (9-axial sensor).
• Resolution (per eye): 1920 x 1080
• Weight: 542 g
• Field of view: 124 degrees

Following are for below $300

Clever Bear All In One VR Headset, Price $298.99

This all in one headset from Clever bear can be used for any purpose, be it like 3D glasses, or Virtual glasses, or 3D VR glasses, or 3D VR headset.

Key features:

• It has Panorama feature
• It has surround sound feature which together with Panorama feature creates an immersive experience.
• The HD screen always creates sharp and clear images.
• It has built-in player for playing videos transferred from PC

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: 9 axis tracking
• Resolution (per eye): 1920 x 1080
• Weight: 590 g
• Field of view: Undisclosed

SHareconn 3D All in one VR Headset, Price $279.99

This VR from SHareconn runs on Rockcip quad core processor, and ARM Mali GPU and 1 GB RAM, packs enough punch to give a decent 3D and VR experience.

Key features:

• It has a 2.4G wireless module supporting Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. This provides connectivity to both, the internet and any peripheral.
• It has support for bottom screen split.
• It supports phones between 3 to 6 inches having max dimension of 15.4 x 8.2 cm (L x B).
• It has controls to adjust pupil distance and also object distance to meet your visual needs

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Accelerometer, Geomagnetism, and 9 axis Gyroscope
• Resolution (per eye): 1980 x 1080
• Weight: 300 g
• Field of view: Undisclosed

Zen VR BOX CXV3 All in on VR Headset, Price $230.99

This all in one VR headset from Zen VR BOX has touch control panel and abundant connectivity interfaces.

Key features:

• The VR has T shaped straps which help in proper adjustment for anyone and for distributing the weight evenly therefore making it convenient to wear.
• While normally other VR sets come with 3000 mAh battery, this comes with a 4000 mAh PoLi battery which gives longer duration between recharges.
• Using its Wi-Fi, users can connect to the internet and explore countless 4D or VR contents, apps and games.
• The 9 axis sensors enable it to track every motion of your head, leading to much more natural and immersive experience.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Gravity, Magnetic, Gyroscope – 9 Axis tracking
• Resolution (per eye): 1920 x 1080
• Weight: 770 g
• Field of view: 100 degrees

Now we are going to see VR headsets selling at below $200

Global Circuit Build Excellent® HA554 VR Headset, Price $189.99

It is powered by RK3188 which has quad core Cortex-A9, each running at 1.8 GHz plus ARM Mali GPU running up to 533 MHz and OpenGL ES1.1 compatible, and 1 GB RAM. This is sufficient power for a not too much memory and processing intensive operations which it is designed to do.

Key features:

• It can automatically convert 2D image to a 3D image.
• It has 360 degree panorama for both video as well as images.
• It can work for 3 hrs on one charge. You will get tired before its battery will need recharging.
• It supports both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Therefore you can download content and connect a peripheral in one step.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Accelerometer, Geomagnetism, and 9 axis Gyroscope
• Resolution (per eye): 1920 x 1080
• Weight: 300 g
• Field of view: Undisclosed

VR Empire V5 VR Headset, Price $160.99

This company of this nice and neat looking  3D and VR headset claims that they are the only one in VR Glass area in Amazon market who supports phone calls from VR headset itself.

Key features:

• It has a new design for the phone slot. The slot doesn’t open more than 35 degrees which keeps your phone safe from slipping and falling.
• It has a dedicated button to answer and disconnect phone calls. So now you don’t need to hurriedly take out the headset and phone when you get phone calls in between your 3D or VR fun.
• It supports phone screen sizes ranging from 4 to 6.2 inches, with phones dimensions Between 16 x 8 cm to 16.3 x 8.2 cm.
• The headset has high resolution audio quality audio system with 98dB, Frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 KHz, and max power of 50 W.  It has a heavy bass.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Undisclosed
• Resolution (per eye): 1920 x 1080
• Weight: Approx 770 g
• Field of view: 120 degrees

LG G5 Friends 360 VR Headset, Price $159.99

It connects to LG G5 phone via the USB cable which is different from other cardboard design VR headsets.

Key features:

• It is shaped like glasses not the cardboard type. This makes it convenient to wear.
• It supports user generated 360 degree content made using LG 360 cam.
• The lenses are adjustable independently for IPD and focus.
• There is a 3.5 mm socket in the headset for connecting your headphones. In case you don’t connect the headphones then the audio is routed and played by your G5 phone.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: 6 axis tracking
• Resolution (per eye): 960 x 720
• Weight: 113.5 g
• Field of view: 80 degrees

VSSPEED VS HMD-518 All In One VR Headset, Price $149.99

Like with other all in one VR headsets, phone is not required even for this headset. It has abundant connectivity options which make it useful over a range of devices.

Key features:

• It has a switch to toggle between seeing in 2D or 3D.
• It can transform 2D to 3D.
• It comes with a Bluetooth remote control.
• Online media can be seen by connecting to internet and local media can be viewed by transferring it via USB or TF
• The build quality looks quite sturdy and good quality materials have been used.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: gravity sensor and gyroscope
• Resolution (per eye): 1280 x 720
• Weight: 300 g
• Field of view: degrees

These are below $150 VR headsets.

DMYCO VR Headset, Price $145.99

This VR headset only has external connectivity system so you don’t need to keep your phone inside it.

Key features:

• It creates 360 degree visual field. Whenever you move your head, it senses precisely in which direction you are looking and reacts appropriately. This provides more authentic immersive experience.
• For connectivity it has Wi-Fi support. Hence you can find and view any content online.
• It has a USB, micro USB and TF card (up to 32 GB) slots. For your local contents you can use the TF card for playback.
• The lenses are adjustable even for people who are 0 to 800 degrees Myopic, and 0 to 400 degree Hyperopic. With this,  this VR headset can be used by majority of people.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Gravity, Magnetic, and Gyroscope (9 Axis)
• Resolution (per eye): 1920 x 1080
• Weight: 408 g
• Field of view: 100 degrees

Zeiss ONE Plus VR Headset, Price $129.00

This lightweight and 100% portable VR headset is one-of-its-kind. It can support phones with screen sizes ranging from 4.7 to 5.5 inch.

Key features:

• Its front shield is transparent which enable running augmented reality apps on the phone because the phone camera isn’t blocked. This is in addition to the usual 3D videos and games.
• It doesn’t need any adjustments for IPD because it has specially designed “eye-box”.
• People with spectacles can wear them when using this VR. For such people this is much more natural than removing the eye wear and then adjusting the VR for their eyes.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Undisclosed
• Resolution (per eye): Undisclosed
• Weight: Approx 655 g
• Field of view: Approx 100 degrees

Lenkewi-G200 All in One VR Headset, Price $120.00

This is a very basic VR and 3D headset.

Key features:

• It has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity which enables you to view online contents or from devices having Bluetooth. Alternatively you can plug in your TF card in the TF card slot and see local contents.
• It has an IPS 5 inch big TFT screen on which you can view up to 90 degrees.
• Supports up to HD (1080p) contents so you can view all your HD videos in 3D.
• It is designed around making it as much as possible ‘fatigue free’ so that you can enjoy as long as you want.
• It has massive 5000 mAh battery which goes on for 6 hours before needing recharge. So you can watch up to 3 movies one after another.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Undisclosed
• Resolution (per eye): 1280 x 720
• Weight: Undisclosed
• Field of view: Undisclosed

And finally we have some top contenders priced below $100.

Kissral B01HO5UWZ6 3D VR Headset, Price $89.00

This is one more of those VRs which provide connectivity rather than tying them up to phones.

Key features:

• For wireless connectivity it supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. This enables the users to enjoy content from the infinite collection on the internet.
• For local playback, the VR headset has TF card slot with playback capability.
• It uses large lenses which gives super wide viewing angle and also a great 3D experience.
• It provides facility to adjust the pupil distance as well as the focal distance.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Gravity sensor
• Resolution (per eye): 1280 x 720
• Weight: Approx. 907 g
• Field of view: Undisclosed

Samsung – Gear VR, Price $59.99

It's a simple device that uses mobile phone to process information, and is cheap for the experience we get. It is powered by Oculus which is the same company that made Rift VR. This VR headset from Samsung is always counted among very good VR headsets worldwide.

Key features:

• It is designed to be lightweight which makes it comfortable to use.
• It is compatible with Samsung Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy S6 edge+, Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge.
• It supports connection via micro USB port.
• A new and dedicated button has been added to directly go back to the home screen. This is very helpful otherwise, to reach the home screen people had to sort of back track their way. So this is like a short cut.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: No
• Resolution (per eye): 1440 x 1280
• Weight: Approx 317 g
• Field of view:  96 degree

Canbor 11986 VR Headset, Price $39.99

This VR headset is compatible with phone sizes from 4 inch to 6 inch with max dimensions as 165mm for height and 85mm for width.

Key features:

• It comes with Bluetooth remote control so you can control your phone easily. So no need to fumble around pressing buttons on the headset.
• It has built-in anti blue light lenses which removes the harmful blue light from phone thereby keeping your eyes healthy.
• The phone holder has cutout from both sides. This helps you to charge your phone while you are using it. Cutout on both sides ensure that the phone can be charged irrespective of whether its charging jack is on which side of the phone.

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Undisclosed
• Resolution (per eye): 1920 x 1080
• Weight: 305 g
• Field of view: Undisclosed

Xiaozhai ROBOVR Z4 VR Headset, Price $35.99

This VR headset from Xiaozhai provides a real experience like a IMAX theatre

Key features:

• It has in-built microphone.
• This VR headset from Xiaozhai is compatible with 4.0 to 6.0 inches IOS Android Smartphone
• It is light weight with more powerful sound

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Undisclosed
• Resolution (per eye): 1080 x 720
• Weight: 415 g
• Field of view:  120 degree

Lubar- Fiit VR 2S VR Headset , Price $22.99

It's a fully enclosed VR headset in low cost

Key features:

• Compatible with IOS/Android phones of 4.0 to 6.5 inch
• Radiating design to achieve clear, mist free vision
• Size  is 194 x 117 x 127mm

Key specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: Undisclosed
• Resolution (per eye): Undisclosed
• Weight: 238 g
• Field of view:  102 degree

Laimeng DIY Google Cardboard, Price: $1.28

This DIY kit is based on Google cardboard design. Anyone can make these themselves with few everyday items, lenses, cardboard, magnets, Velcro and a Rubber band.  It is the most basic, simplest, and cheapest VR headset can be.

The hardware here is a piece of cardboard, so no comments J

Key Features:

• Extremely cheap
• View Google glass compatible VR contents.
• No batteries etc. so no charging required
• Very light weight

Key Specifications:

• Head tracking sensors: None
• Resolution (per eye): Depends on the lens
• Weight: Depends on the materials
• Field of view: 90 degrees

Conclusion

We started this post with “Mixed Reality” putting 3D holograms in our real worlds giving us to interact with the real world as well as the hologram.

Then we saw several virtual reality sets which take us to “Virtual Reality” where we forget the real world and get immersed in the virtual world with amazing technologies to show us everything in 3D as well as all around us, make us hear sounds like in real world and react to our movements instantly to amaze us.

Plus we also saw little lesser functionality VR headsets which can do only limited but they are really good VR headsets in their category, finally culminating with Google Cardboard which is the most dumbest and most cheapest of all VR headsets but it does what it is supposed to do,, which is to show us a good virtual reality.

So this was the amazing world of these top rated VR headsets which makes virtual reality as real for us.

Which one do you think will be the best VR headsets 2017?