Mobile VR Headset GiveAway - Choice of Samsung Gear VR or Homido VR

The age of virtual reality is upon us (again) with a torrent of devices and content having launched throughout 2016 and some still to come.

There has been a buzz around virtual reality (VR) for the past few years. Some of this has come from the lengthy development of devices like Oculus Rift, but also through a growing interest in what we'll be able to get VR to do in the modern era.

Samsung Gear VR

Samsung was one of the early movers on VR, launching the Gear VR headset, co-developed with Oculus, and designed to support a smartphone, rather than needing a connection to a PC or console.

There have been a few versions of Gear VR, supporting a number of different smartphone models from Samsung, with the handsets neatly sliding into the tray at the front. Internally there are lenses to split the display between your eyes and with Samsung's latest devices offering very high resolution displays, this translates into slick visuals.

Samsung Gear VR has been used in a number of commercial settings, such car showrooms, but with Samsung offering a range of content from Oculus it's an easy option for those with a Samsung handset.

Homido VR

If you’re an iPhone owner and you want to use a VR headset, the Gear VR isn’t going to work—but the Homido headset will. In fact, the Homido works with most of the big-name phones: all iPhone 5 and 6 models, Galaxy S4 and S5, Galaxy Note 3 and 4, Nexus 4 and 5, Xperia Z2, LG G3, and even the OnePlus One.

Beyond the extended compatibility, the Homido headset is similar to the Gear VR; just put your phone in the mounting bracket on the front, and you’re set to go. Homido distributes VR apps through its own store, which is available on both Google Play and iTunes, and you can stream movies directly from your phone or through streaming services.

Interestingly, the Homido headset accommodates glasses wearers with lens cones that can be inserted into the headset, requiring you to take off your glasses. While it’s difficult to imagine that these lens cones will work for everyone, it does seem like it would provide a more similar experience for different users. (In contrast, several other sets provide enough room for most glasses.)

So....Are you ready to get your own VIRTUAL REALITY headset???

We are giving them away for free. All you need to do is complete surveys for points and then you can exchange those points for a free headset. No credit card required.

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