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Choosing your XR/AR/VR headset:

Virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality (XR) are technologies that are increasingly being used for entertainment, education, training and business. However, with so many manufacturers to choose from, selecting the right headset can be difficult. This guide outlines the key considerations for choosing the right headset for your purposes and the equipment you already have. Find out how to compare AR/VR headsets, taking into account screens, field of view (FOV), cables, speed and lag for the best experience.

The different types of headsets:

It is important to understand the differences between AR, VR and MR headsets before making a choice. VR headsets completely immerse the user in an artificial environment and are ideal for games and immersive experiences. AR headsets add digital elements to the user's real environment, often used for practical applications. XR headsets are a combination of both, offering both an immersive and augmented experience. It is important to think about the intended use of the headset to choose the most suitable type for your needs.

How to choose the right VR/AR/XR headset?

To choose the right headset for your needs, it is important to consider several key features. Here are the main features to consider when choosing a VR/AR headset:

  • Displays: For an immersive and realistic virtual reality experience, it is important to consider the resolution and refresh rate of the display.

  • Field Of Vision (FOV): The field of view (FOV) feature is essential when choosing a VR/AR/XR headset as it determines the size of the image you can see through the device.

  • Cables: If you are looking for freedom of movement, you can opt for stand-alone VR headsets. However, for PC VR headsets, you will need a cable to connect the headset to a powerful PC, which may limit your movement.

  • Speed and lag: Refresh rate and processing power are key factors in reducing lag in the VR/AR/XR experience.

Which uses: professional and consumer.

It is also important to consider the intended use of the headset. VR headsets are popular for video games and immersive consumer experiences, while AR headsets are often used for practical applications such as professional training and maintenance support. XR headsets, offering a combination of both, can be used for a variety of use cases, including education, healthcare, architecture and design. It is important to consider the end use of the headset when choosing the type that best suits your needs.