We honestly weren't expecting to see the VFX3D at ECTS this year, however the American company behind it decided to come across and show it after all. We were able to have a try of it using a special flight simulator as a test demo and all I can say is WOW! The headset itself was lighting than other VR headsets I have tried and it followed the movements you made when you tried to move your head around. The built in speakers are high quality with no static like others and it's just like being there.

If you have ever tried one of those stereoscopic glasses from Wicked3D or Elsa then you have some idea of what this is like. The difference is the image is perfect and you are surrounded by it because it's directly in front of your eyes, making for a very deep experience. The model itself will set you back an expensive $2,000 odd and in doing has confined itself to the elite of the market. I for one doubt I will buy it when it's that expensive, instead I would suggest people looking at this take a look at the Sony Glasstron Glasses which are cheaper and give virtually the same experience for under half the cost.

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