Homido Grab vs. Avegant Glyph
Product Summary
Homido Grab
Release date: Oct, 2016.Built to be the smaller brother to the Homido V2 and a stronger, more robust version of of a Google Cardboard, the Homido Grab is an easy to use, intuitive and interesting take on the traditional cardboard counterpart. Going beyond user expectations the Grab is “certified” by Google and works with a wide...Read more >
Avegant Glyph
Release date: Dec, 2015.Having visioned VR in a completely different perspective, Avegant have created a unique, sleek headset moving away from the conventional head straps. Instead, it follows a dual function pair of headphones which work like a normal pair for audio but also have built in screens in the headband which easily fall over yo...Read more >
Compare Homido Grab & Avegant Glyph Specs
General Specifications
Homido Grab
Avegant Glyph
Display
Smartphone Display
Not Applicable
Resolution
Smartphone Resolution
1280x720
Refresh Rate
Smartphone Refresh Rate
60hz
Platform
iOS, Android
Various (via HDMI)
Field of View
100°
40°
Lens Type
Biconvex
None
Focal Length
62mm
Not Applicable
IPD
Lens Diameter
37mm
Not Applicable
Controller
Conductive Button
None
Sensors
Smartphone Sensors
9 Axis IMU (Motion Tracking)
Tracking Area
None
TBA
Connections
None
HDMI, USB
Built In Mic
None
None
Built In Audio
None
Yes
Glasses Compatible
Weight
240g
434g
Material
Plastic
Plastic, Foam
Colour
Red, Black
Grey
Minimum Requirements
Graphics Card
Not Applicable
To Be Announced
CPU
Not Applicable
To Be Announced
Memory
Not Applicable
To Be Announced
Video Output
Not Applicable
To Be Announced
Connections
Not Applicable
To Be Announced
OS
iOS & Android
To Be Announced
Phone Compatibility
Smartphone With Gyroscope
None
Min. Screen Size
4.5"
Not Applicable
Max. Screen Size
5.7"
Not Applicable
