If you haven't yet bought into VR, the Daydream View could be the best way to get started -- but as of today, we've simply can't say for sure. Google says there'll be 25 apps live today and 50 by the end of the year -- plus a wider array of compatible phones -- but we've only tried 10 of them on a Google Pixel. But if you're already a VR enthusiast looking for the most immersive experiences, you should know that the Daydream may never be anywhere near the level of a HTC Vive, Oculus Rift or PlayStation VR.

Simple, cheap and good fun, Google Cardboard is perfect for anyone who wants to give VR a whirl without breaking the bank. Despite being a Google-funded venture, the Cardboard is actually also compatible with iPhones. It simply depends on the availability of apps on the platform.

Google Earth VR is an incredible experience and certainly a "must download" for anyone who owns an HTC Vive or Oculus Rift headset. Explore the globe without all the hassle of airfares and packing. What more could you want?