5 of the best VR headsets under $35

5 of the best VR headsets under $35

Virtual reality headsets are getting more and more popular and companies are catching up to the demand of this exciting new product. Many people hear “virtual reality headset” and expect a price range upwards of $100. This couldn’t be farther from the truth. In fact, companies want you to be able to afford the experience and to experience it. Here, we discuss the best 5 VR headsets under $35.

1. Google Cardboard Knox V2

There’s not much to the headset, in fact you could probably make one yourself. The design is incredibly simple but luckily the apps offered for the headset are much more inventive. Google Cardboard is more than just a structured pizza box and 2 lenses; it is also a virtual reality development platform. For those who would rather spare themselves the paper cuts, the Knox V2 is available at:
Amazon $10
AliExpress $5
eBay $1

2. Leji VR Mini

The Leji VR Mini is for those who want a headset similar in quality to the Google Cardboard but who do not want to purchase a headset that could deteriorate in the rain.
AliExpress $10
Amazon $12

3. Homido Mini

The Homido Mini is one of the smallest VR headsets. When folded, the entire thing can fit in your hand; it’s smaller than a Post-it note. The only downside to it is that it is not adjustable.

Amazon $15

4. Baofeng Mojing XD

Most of the VR headsets are compatible only with smartphones, the Baofeng Mojing is just right for people who have not yet made the leap to smartphones. It is also the best viewfinder for viewing movies

bigupgadgets $20
eBay $25
amazon $29

5. BoboVR Z4

And at number one we have ranked the BoboVR as the best and most affordable VR headset. BoboVR is easy to use, is wide enough to fit over glasses, comes with built-in headphones, and a control button, has adjustable lenses and it fits over smartphone cases.

Amazon $30
AliExpress $34

Essentially, there exists a viewfinder that is right for, and affordable to, every person out there. It’s just a matter of finding it.


Robert Gutsche