If you have a recent iPhone and you’re interested in experiencing Virtual Reality, then you have pretty much everything you need to get started.
The phones’ high-resolution displays, gyroscopes and motion sensors form the most important parts of a VR headset: all you need is a pair of goggles to physically strap it to your head.
Recently, a slew of headsets have hit the market that support these iPhones — the Carl Zeiss VR One, the super-cheap Archos VR Glasses, and the even cheaper (if you make your own), Google Cardboard.
