Comparison VR Shinecon vs VR Box 2
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|---|---|---|
| VR Shinecon | VR Box 2 | |
from $13.56 | from $21.08 | |
| TOP sellers | ||
Aspherical lenses, adjustable focus and interpupillary distance, sliding cover for access to the smartphone camera, remote control, comfortable Hook-and-loop straps. It is necessary to have a gyroscope in the phone, sometimes lenses fog up from the inside. | ||
| Device type | VR glasses for phone | VR glasses for phone |
| Purpose (compatibility) | Android iOS (iPhone) | Android iOS (iPhone) |
Specs | ||
| Max. phone screen size | 6 " | 6 " |
| Lens distance adjusting |  | |
| Pupillary distance adjustment | | |
General | ||
| Controller |  | |
| Material | plastic | plastic |
| Dimensions (HxWxD) | 100x200x140 mm | 90x190x130 mm |
| Weight | 380 g | 400 g |
| Added to E-Catalog | september 2016 | september 2016 |
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Glossary
Controller
The presence of a controller — an additional control device — is included in the delivery of glasses.
The design and functionality of such an accessory may be different. So, the most popular option is specialized game controllers with a characteristic look — a handle with an analogue lever and buttons. There can be two such handles at once, under both hands; and in some models they are also used to control gestures. The movement of the hands can be tracked both by sensors in the controllers themselves and by cameras on the glasses. There are also simpler solutions — for example, portable gamepads or remote controls for controlling video playback.
The design and functionality of such an accessory may be different. So, the most popular option is specialized game controllers with a characteristic look — a handle with an analogue lever and buttons. There can be two such handles at once, under both hands; and in some models they are also used to control gestures. The movement of the hands can be tracked both by sensors in the controllers themselves and by cameras on the glasses. There are also simpler solutions — for example, portable gamepads or remote controls for controlling video playback.