thanks Francois. maybe one of these days i will try the nibiru!

To the best of my knowledge, the Bobo VR is a shell headset. In other words, it requires a phone to operate. This is not what I am talking about. My Nibiru headset is all-in-one. This means it has a built-in processor, display and operating system. When I say “Nibiru” I am referring to the OS which is a VR version of Android.

These kinds of headsets are what inspired Oculus to develop the Go.

> No one i know who has really tried both has said that gear vr is just the same as cardboard.

But I am not talking about Cardboard. I am talking about an all-in-one Nibiru headset, which is what Oculus Go is patterned after. My point is that for US$125.00 postpaid, I got an integrated VR headset that needs no phone and works great. Not saying it’s the best. Just saying the others don’t appear to be so much better that I would want to spend more money on an upgrade just yet.

All the phones I have are glasses-free 3D and therefore won’t work in a Google Cardboard viewer. Needless to say, none are compatible with Gear VR…

I haven’t tried Gear VR simply because I do not know anyone that owns one. I am just going by your description and pointing out that – much before the Oculus Go was available – I bought a low-cost all-in-one that has worked great and still does right up to today. Certainly not the best it could be but good enough to feel like I prefer waiting till I see a real leap forward in image resolution.

But getting back to this “ghosting”, I do not see any ghosting when I move my head with my Nibiru headset.

Also i had a friend in Peru. For the longest time he insisted that his bobo vr headset was just as good as gear vr. Until he got a gear vr and realized that actually gear vr is much better. No one i know who has really tried both has said that gear vr is just the same as cardboard.

Hey there buddy. Really looking forward to it too. I think we may see it first week of May.

Hi Francois. On my s10 if i move my head in a cardboard vr i see ghosting. Same s10 on gear vr i dont see ghosting. Have you tried gear vr? I really recommend that you try it out. Not just 10 seconds but actually try it out.

It has an SD card slot, micro USB port (for charging as well as connecting flash drive) and even an HDMI in port for connecting an external source. The only flaws are that, being 1080p, there is still a screen door effect and processor can’t play clips above 4K – but that’s the highest I can download from YT anyway.

I am following the development of newer headsets but it will take more than the current Oculus Go for me to want to upgrade. As for Oculus Quest, it’s bound to be a plus for gamers or true virtual reality world visits. But for viewing regular 180 or 360 video clips, it makes no difference.