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When it comes to virtual reality headsets, the Samsung Gear VR and the Nreal Air are two of the most popular options. Each offers an impressive level of immersion with its own distinct advantages and disadvantages.

The Samsung Gear VR has been on the market for longer and is a more cost-effective option than its counterpart. It is powered by an Android operating system, offering a 101° field of view, 2560 x 1440 px resolution, 360 tracking capabilities, and 60 Hz refresh rate for smooth visuals. It also allows users to move around in a 3D space with room scale technology. All these features make it an excellent choice for those seeking immersive experiences at home or on-the-go. The only downside to this headset is that you need to have a compatible smartphone in order to use it.

The Nreal Air is a newer AR Glasses product that promises even greater levels of immersion than the Gear VR. It boasts an impressive 46° field of view as well as 1920 x 1080 px resolution and 90 Hz refresh rate – both helping bring visuals into stunning focus in your chosen environment. Additionally, this headset supports both Android and iOS operating systems making it accessible across different platforms without needing a phone connection like its predecessor does. However, since this product is still upcoming there isn’t much information available regarding any potential drawbacks yet or how comfortable wearing them will be for long periods of time; something future reviews can tell us about once released in full capacity..

In my opinion both products offer great immersive experiences but if I had to choose one over the other I would go with Samsung Gear VR as it already exists on the market today with all specifications known already which puts me at ease knowing what I am getting from purchase day one compared to waiting until new technologies are available in their fully realised form before taking advantage from them - not forgetting price range where I would rather invest money knowing exactly what features come attached instead of speculating what might come down road based off rumours floating around internet forums etc....