LG 360 VR R-100

LG 360 VR review review

Lighter than its rivals; Intuitive controls; Pricier than its rivals; Fuzzy, blurry images; Massive lack of content; Poor design lets in light;

LG 360 VR review

There’s no way I can recommend the 360 VR, especially at its £200 launch price - an insanely high figure, given that its nearest competitor, the Gear VR, can be snapped up for around £85, and offers a superior experience with far more content. There is a glimmer of hope for LG, however. The 360 VR is light, small and unobtrusive, and using the G5 to navigate is comfortable. If sharpness issues can be resolved, if more apps and games are thrown into the fray, and if the price drops massively, then it might be a solid alternative for G5 owners. But that’s a big ask. If there’s ever a 360 VR 2.0, then I’ll be excited to try it out, once all the problems are ironed out. For now, the 360 VR remains a curiosity - a half-baked, rushed attempt to join the VR party - and it’s a crying shame. Review sample provided by mobilefun.co.uk