VR Equipment Options

The kit comes with • 20 Student devices • Virtual reality viewers • 360° camera • Rapid chargers • Teacher device • Router • Case or charging cart • Geek Squad® White Glove service • Geek Squad® 24/7 Support • Professional development

WiFi/Internet connection is required

• 360 degree videos • Google Expeditions (virtual field trips)

Interactivity is low. The teacher device guides the experience for the student users.

The box contains • Rift S headset • Touch controllers • Microfiber cloth • Batteries for controller

Gaming computer with the following recommended hardware • Graphics card (Recommended) – NVIDIA GTX 1060/AMD Radeon RX 480 or greater • Alternative graphics card – NVIDIA GTX 970/AMD Radeon R9 290 or greater • CPU – Intel i5-4590/Ryzen 5 1500X or greater • Memory – 8GB+ RAM • USB 3.0 Port • Video Output – Display port or mini display port

Accessories include • Oculus Remote - $29 • XBox Controller - $50

Great to be used with • Interactive 3D VR experiences • 360 degree videos • Google Earth

The Oculus Rift S needs space to setup and a “play area”, which means it needs space…and a table to set up on.

The box contains • Headset • 2 face cushions • 2 wireless controllers • 2 base stations • 3-in-1 cable • Link box • Earbuds • Charging cables

Gaming computer with the following minimum specs required • Graphics card (Recommended) – NVIDIA GTX 1060/AMD Radeon RX 480 or greater • Alternative graphics card – NVIDIA GTX 970/AMD Radeon R9 290 or greater • CPU – Intel i5-4590/AMD FX 8350 or greater • Memory – 4GB+ RAM • Video Output – HDMI 1.3 output

Accessories • Wireless adapter - $300 • Vive Tracker - $99 • USB extension cable - $10 • Power bank - $80

Great to be used with • Interactive 3D VR experiences • 360 degree videos • Google Earth

The HTC Vive needs space to setup and a “play area”, which means it needs space…and a table to set up on. It works best in situations where the sensors can be permanently mounted from the ceiling.

The box contains 2 Google cardboard VR “headsets"

It requires almost any cellphone, except larger “+” versions

No accessories

Good for 360 degree videos

This is a very basic introduction to “VR”. The user must hold the “headset” up for the duration of use. The uses are mostly limited to viewing 360 degree videos/photospheres.

The box contains • Gear VR headset • Controller • 2 x AAA batteries • Wrist strap • USB Type-C cord

Needed - Samsung cell phone – compatible models • Galaxy Note 5, 8, or 9 • S9 or S9+ • S7 or S7 Edge • S6, S6 Edge, or S6 Edge+ • A8, A8+

Accessories: • Controller - $30 • Headphones - $50 • Storage case - $25 • Replacement face pad - $12

Good to be used for • Limited interactive VR experiences • 360 degree videos • Narrative experiences

Uses Oculus app for purchases. Does not require much space. Experiences can be done either sitting or standing.

The box comes with • Quest Headset • Touch Controllers • Glasses Spacer • Microfiber Cleaning Cloth • USB Charging Cord • AA Batteries

A cellphone or tablet with either: • iOS 10 or higher • Android 6.0 Marshmallow or higher

Accessories: • Quest case - $40 • Replacement facemask - $26

Works best with • Interactive VR experiences • 360 degree videos • Narrative experiences

The Oculus Quest needs space to setup and a “play area”, which means it needs space. It is a stand-alone, 6 degrees of freedom device that does not need a gaming computer.