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Magiove VR Headset Review : Best Cheap VR Headset

Magiove VR Headset Review : Best Cheap VR Headset

Posted on February 24, 2017January 14, 2019 By Jarvis

The Magiove VR headset isn’t going to be making headlines like the Samsung Gear VR or the Google Daydream. But for those on a budget, the Magiove’s impressive color reproduction and sharp images make viewing VR content a joy. The Magiove is also extremely light, which makes it a strong candidate for on-the-go use. At $24.99, it is arguably the best inexpensive VR headset on the market, and will turn almost any smartphone into a virtual portal.

Design

At just 10.6 ounces, the Magiove is one of the lightest full-size VR headsets that I’ve tested, and it delivers solidly on a simple design. As with almost every inexpensive VR headset, it is made of all plastic .
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