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HTC Vive Clone Binge-On~ Before I’m dumping out my Vive, I need to get this review started.

It might not be the best device ever, but for $150 you can buy an entire TV box for less than $20. It’s an absolutely incredible deal that allows you to get an entire home if you so desire. However, it’s still pricey in my book, so don’t rush.

If you just want to get your hands on the HTC Vive, it’s currently on sale at Gearbest for a price of $149.99.

Let’s take a look.

First Impression: HTC Vive

Starting off with the design and the design of the base game, you’ll find it very simple, but highly functional. The Vive is an extremely advanced product with an incredible amount of options and features. The biggest issue that I have with most of the products that are out right now is the pricing. HTC has been such a good partner in making the Vive something that is affordable. You can’t go wrong with any of the options I’ve mentioned and you won’t even regret it.

For $150 you get the HTC Vive. It’s more than a simple docking station, it’s also more than a simple VR headset.

The base game on the Vive is the popular Vive which is simply the latest generation of VR. The Vive has a massive cloud system that blocks any view of the entire front of the device. This is an enormous disadvantage to most VR headsets and a major disadvantage for all those who are planning to use it for a 360-degree shoot.

Vive Review: The Final Words

The Vive has been good for me and for HTC since it was announced. It’s so easy to get attached to a device, it’s so convenient to use and it’s also the most fun I have had having a genuine 360-degree experience. Vive’s offering has always had a lot of great things to offer, but now it seems as though I’m missing something when it comes to immersion. I feel like the Vive has been over-engineered to appeal to those who don’t want to spend a lot of money. I like how it allows me to immerse myself in any sort of virtual environment and then see the content I want to see. It’s a fantastic experience.

While it isn’t perfect, I’m hoping that more companies are adopting it. There are some really cool features I’m looking forward to including in the Vive that I don’t see in the Vive. For example, there’s a cool feature that makes immersive movies possible via virtual reality glasses.

Then there’s the Vive App

The Vive app is also incredible. It’s very easy to use, has a **wide range of effects, from sunrise and sunset to jetpack mode, and other limitations that the manufacturer hasn’t stated for all the features. If you haven’t used the Vive, you’ll really like how intuitive it is.

The app is the best I’ve used for any 360-degree app I’ve used. It’s so easy to use and intuitive that it allows me to skip over everything that I don’t want to so that I get more out of my time with it.

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