Frequently Asked Questions
Can anyone use VR glasses?
Most VR glasses are designed to fit a range of head sizes and shapes, but some may be more comfortable or better suited for certain individuals. It's also important to note that some people may experience motion sickness or other side effects when using VR glasses.
Do VR glasses require any special software or hardware?
Most VR glasses require a compatible device, such as a smartphone, computer, or game console, and some may require additional hardware such as motion controllers or external sensors. They also typically require software specifically designed for VR.
How do I start a return?
Please email us at support@goatedvr.com with your order number and purchase date and we can start the return process for you. Returns are accepted within 30 days of receiving the order.
How do VR glasses work?
VR glasses have built-in displays that sit close to your eyes, creating a stereoscopic effect that makes it seem as though you're immersed in a 3D environment. They also have sensors that track your head movements, allowing you to look around and interact with the virtual environment.
How long is shipping?
Orders are shipped from the United States.
Shipping within the United States takes 1-5 business days
International shipping takes 3-14 business days
What are some applications of VR glasses?
VR glasses can be used for gaming, virtual tourism, education, training simulations, and even therapy.
What are VR glasses?
VR glasses are a type of wearable device that can transport you to a virtual world or simulate a real-world environment using computer-generated graphics.
What kind of content is available for VR glasses?
There is a growing library of VR content available, including games, movies, educational programs, and more. Some platforms also allow users to create and share their own VR experiences.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept all major credit and debit cards including Apple Pay and Google Pay.
What types of VR glasses are there?
There are several types of VR glasses, including those that require a smartphone to function, those that are tethered to a computer or game console, and standalone VR headsets that have their own computing power and don't require any external devices.