Testseek.com have collected 197 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-R322 Gear VR 2015 Edition and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-R322 Gear VR 2015 Edition.
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Published: 2015-12-02, Author: Samuel , review by: T3.com
Cheap, Decent variety of content, Solid VR experience all round
Samsung only, Graphics lack a certain polish, Bit of a battery burner
Only $100, Best mobile VR hardware, Works with all four major Samsung phones, Fantastic games and apps
Some light bleeds through the edges, Only available on four Samsung phones
The DT Accessory PackUp your game and the get the most out of your gear with the following extras, hand-picked by our editors:SteelSeries Stratus XL BT controller ($70)To get the most out of the Gear VR, and play all its games, you need a wireless control...
The Gear VR's relatively low price belies a compelling VR experience, and the games are quickly catching up to the hype. The headset is fairly light, and offers a completely cordless experience
It only works with some recent Samsung phones. The mobile VR experience still pales in comparison to more robust upcoming PC- and console-based options
The Gear VR is the best virtual reality gadget you can buy right now, and a great way to jump into the world of VR gaming and entertainment -- just make sure you own a compatible Samsung phone first...
Amazingly immersive virtual-reality effects, despite running off a phone; lots of free content; well-designed headset; works with Android Bluetooth game controllers
Some panoramic videos still look pixelated compared to what you'd experience on a high-end phone or tablet; only works with particular Samsung phones; won't work with Google Cardboard apps
While it might soon be eclipsed by more robust competitors, the Samsung Gear VR still amazes as the most impressive virtual reality you can buy right now...
Abstract: Hands on with Samsung's Gear VR headset for the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge I pretty much expected, like the rest of the world, that Samsung would eventually launch another Gear VR headset . But I was still surprised to see it unveiled alongside the Samsung Gal...
Wire-free VR experience unlike its rivals, More affordable than earlier Gear VR models, New design benefits glasses wearers, Easy to setup and use, Fun experiences on offer
Tied to phone hardware, Lower refresh and perceptible resolution than Oculus/competition, May cause nausea, Still limited range of content/games
The first time we slipped the Gear VR on and looked around a whole virtual world, head turning to take in what was to the side and behind, part of us was impressed with the sheer spectacle. It's quite amazing.But the Gear VR, like virtual reality as a who...
Abstract: Yes, in this case, a virtual reality helmet is only a supplement to the accessory flagship smartphone Samsung. Last in this bunch plays almost all the roles – he is responsible for image processing and playback of sound and image the user sees on the scr...
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Published: 2015-01-27, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Wire-free VR experience unlike its rivals, optical adjustment, easy to setup and use, some fun experiences on offer
Limited software, Note 4 compatible only, image edge blur, limited equivalent resolution, joypad not included, may cause nausea
The first time we slipped the Gear VR on and literally looked around a whole virtual galaxy, head turning to take in what was to the side and behind, a part of us was impressed with the sheer spectacle. It's quite amazing. But minus our actual spec...
Published: 2015-01-27, Author: Sophie , review by: wareable.com
Big selection of apps and vids, Fog issue solved, Easy, fun, affordable
Only works with Galaxy phones, No high end features like motion tracking, Will Daydream kill Gear VR
Sure, this is essentially a Galaxy Note 4 accessory so won't be much use to anyone without the Samsung phablet. Compare it to Razer's OSVR headset, which is designed to be as open as Android, and it's clear Samsung still wants to lock users in. But the Ge...
