VR Glasses of 2017

Welcome to our new blog about the top 10 VR must buys of the year. Over the years technology seems to take a new monstrous leap every hand full of years giving us peaks into what is to come in the following year. The newest craze is by far VR technology from gaming systems to watching movies on your phone every wants to have the next new VR technology. In all the posts to come we will spend some time covering the best inexpensive VR glasses on the market today. We will start with the new set I got last week from VR Monster.

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