Alcatel Vision is a standalone VR headset that runs Android

01 September, 2016
Alcatel has an intriguing offer for those into VR. The company just unveiled the Vision, a standalone headset that runs Android. This basically comes with smartphone guts itself, so there's no need to put your handset inside in order for it to work - like in the case of Samsung's Gear VR.

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  • Anonymous
  • qn$
  • 04 Oct 2016

No straps, so it just clamps onto your head?

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    • XND
    • 03 Sep 2016

    g6 user, 02 Sep 2016looks interesting. if u want to keep you beloved girl movie... morewell said

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      • g6 user
      • 9LA
      • 02 Sep 2016

      looks interesting. if u want to keep you beloved girl movies secure then this the way thanks alcatel.

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        • Anonymous
        • 3uW
        • 02 Sep 2016

        Wake me up when they make a headset that works with Android as well as PC VR platforms.

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          • kj$
          • 01 Sep 2016

          Yeah, if it only run's android apps it's going to be pointless. People already have phones with great specs, and its also a phone. If it doesn't have a USB 3.0 (Type C) connection to be tethered to a computer, people aren't going to buy it, especially when it cost as much as a Vive.

            Simon, 01 Sep 2016And what exactly will you use it for, cardboard apps?Daydream vr

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              • NU0
              • 01 Sep 2016

              And what exactly will you use it for, cardboard apps?

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