Knox Labs Knox V2 VR Viewer vs. Samsung Gear VR (2016)
Product Summary
Knox Labs Knox V2 VR Viewer
Release date: May, 2015.Another one of Knox Labs’ fine products, the Knox V2 VR viewer is another alternate way to transform your phone into a VR gateway. Definitely one of the simplest to set up, this cardboard is one of the best for newbies to the VR world. Incredibly affordable and simply designed for easy use. Knox Labs are front...Read more >
Samsung Gear VR (2016)
Release date: Aug, 2016.The Samsung Gear VR with Motion Controller has been the first mobile viewer to take simplified VR to the mainstream. Alowing users of all generations that own a Samsung device (Galaxy s6 and beyond) the praise for such a headset has been widely spread. The Gear VR familily originaly started back in 2015 where p...Read more >
Compare Knox Labs Knox V2 VR Viewer & Samsung Gear VR (2016) Specs
General Specifications
Knox Labs Knox V2 VR Viewer
Samsung Gear VR (2016)
Display
Smartphone Display
Smartphone Display
Resolution
Smartphone Resolution
Smartphone Resolution
Refresh Rate
Smartphone Refresh Rate
Smartphone Refresh Rate
Platform
Android, iOS
Oculus Home, Android
Field of View
45°
101°
Lens Type
Biconvex
Aspherical
Focal Length
50mm
54-70mm
IPD
Lens Diameter
37mm
31.5mm
Controller
Magnet
Motion Controller, Touchpad, Back key, Home key, Volume key
Sensors
Smartphone Sensors
Gyrometer, Accelerometer, Proximity
Tracking Area
None
None
Connections
None
USB Type-C, mUSB and external USB OTG
Built In Mic
None
None
Built In Audio
None
None
Glasses Compatible
Weight
181g
345g
Material
Cardboard
Plastic, Foam
Colour
Brown
Black
Minimum Requirements
Graphics Card
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
CPU
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
Memory
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
Video Output
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
Connections
Not Applicable
USB Type-C or mUSB
OS
iOS & Android
Android
Phone Compatibility
Smartphone With Gyroscope
Galaxy Note7, S7 Edge, Note5, S6 edge+, S7, S6, S6 Edge
Min. Screen Size
4.0”
5.1”
Max. Screen Size
6.0”
5.7”
