When it comes to virtual reality headsets, the two biggest names are the Zeiss VR One Plus and Samsung Gear VR. Both offer a great viewing experience, with near-identical technical specs.

The Zeiss VR One Plus has a field of view of 100° with 2560 x 1440 pixel resolution, operating on both Android and iOS systems. It has 360-degree tracking and 60 Hz refresh rate, making it quite responsive when compared to some of its competitors. The headset also offers room scale tracking for an even better immersive experience. As pros, this headset provides an incredibly clear display quality and a high level of detail in the picture due to its higher resolution than most other headsets in this price range. Additionally, its 360-degree tracking makes movement seem more natural which is helpful for those who use their headsets for gaming or other activities that involve frequent movement. The cons would be that you may have difficulty setting up the headset due to complicated instruction manuals or lack thereof - but once set up properly it is a great device that works seamlessly without any issues or glitches.

The Samsung Gear VR has a 101° field of view with 2560 x 1440 pixel resolution, running solely on Android systems - however this means you get access to more apps than what’s available on the Zeiss VR One Plus as well as access to Oculus Home and Oculus Cinema features right away without having to download anything else separately. Its 360-degree tracking ensures your movements are smooth while navigating within different applications so you don’t feel like you're lagging behind in terms of technology advancements compared to others who use the same device. Some pros include access to numerous titles from all genres across multiple platforms such as Netflix and Hulu; however one con is that it does not come with positional audio built into the unit itself meaning users have to use headphones if they want sound from their games or movies unless using external speakers – something many people won't find convenient at all times since it adds another step prior getting full enjoyment out of their virtual reality experience .

After personally trying out both devices I can confidently say that my favorite was definitely the Zeiss VR One Plus mainly because I found myself much more comfortable wearing it due mostly in part due its lightweight design compared with Samsung Gear Vr's bulky one which made me feel constricted after some time had passed while playing games inside virtual reality world created by these headsets . The fact that I could easily move around without any constraints added greatly enhanced my overall experience when using either product although there were still slight discrepancies between them such as no positional audio for the Samsung Gear Vr versus not being ableto download many exclusive apps only available through Android system on Zeiss model . At end day though , deciding which one suits needs best entirely depends upon individual preferences & willingness go through minor inconveniences using either product order enjoy seamless virtual reality experiences .