No way am I wasting $350 to be able move the camera in a game.

"Analysts predict there will be 11 million VR users by 2016"

Then you see the price and go...

This, lol.

VR is the new 3D. Something that's fun once in a while that companies are trying to convince us is the next big thing. I don't see this becoming a big thing at any price, but certainly not at 350.

Not surprising.. once this technology becomes easier and cheaper to produce, then it should become more popular

Watch PS VR launch at 249$.... just cuz of how good it would look, if Oculus rift launches near 400$.

Yep.  Pretty much this.

I really want VR in my life, but I simply CANNOT go that far.

And then there are 11 million people buying iPhones on day one that cost twice as much.

Not saying it's going to be big, just that price is a mere small hindrance when you do your marketing right.

If $400 is the top end for VR, the future is looking very bright. The virtual tour business is going to move these devices in a major way. The work being done with museums, amusement parks, national parks, and such will be just as big, if not bigger than games. That wider reaching content is what is going to make people not even bat an eye at $400. The wider reaching content is the reason Smartphones sell 10's of millions of units a quarter, and it will be the same reason VR sees similar success.

Well an Iphone doesn't need a system already. Say this thing, vive and sonys launch at $399, a PS4 is $399 and you get 4 $60 VR designed games...you're passing the $1000 mark. Most Ios games cost nothing or a few bucks. This could be profoundly expensive.