Homido V2 - VR-headset to most smartphones

Devices and accessories virtual reality developed by leaps and bounds, although the mobile sphere is more and more variations on Cardboard. Against the background of the product seriously distinguished French company Homido.

Homido V2 - is a VR-headset for smartphones. The device operates on the principle of Cardboard from Google: the smartphone is set to headset, which converts the image with its display being strapped to the user's eyes. Key differences in Homido V2 exactly two. It supports most of today's smartphones, including the largest models in the market, and the availability of interesting optional accessories.

Unique VR-headset design from Homido allows you to use it almost any modern smartphone, including a fairly large iPhone 6s Plus with a 5.5-inch display. The remaining elements of the device are quite standard and are designed for easy use of the headset on your head. Thus Homido V2 not cheap. The manufacturer is asking for your child $ 80. It may not be the highest price on the market, but the majority of variations Cardboard is markedly different in a big way.

To use Homido V2 need to install an application on your smartphone brand Homido Center. It can not yet boast a built-in app store, but the developers are hard to develop this area. Compatible with the program VR-devices gradually fill up virtual shops, so with a lack of applications for VR users are unlikely to encounter.

The second important component of the potential success of Homido V2 - the availability of accessories specially designed for the headset. Currently this panoramic camera, and two versions of the Controller - for iOS and Android, respectively. Also in development is a scanner movements. He is of particular interest, as it will be the first product of its kind for mobile virtual reality. However, the price of accessories can also cool the ardor of buyers: $ 200 camera and will cost 40 to 60 dollars worth gamepad.

Homido already worth praise for striving to grow in the emerging segment of virtual reality for mobile devices. And although the price of the headset, not to mention the accessories to it, raises questions, Homido V2 may well be another major step on the way to the spread of virtual reality devices to users smartphones. This product definitely looks more presentable than many attempts to improve the Cardboard.