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Meta Quest 3S 128 GB
- Cheaper yet powerful Quest 3 alternative
- Mixed reality possibilities
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Meta Quest 3S 256 GB
- Cheaper yet powerful Quest 3 alternative
- Mixed reality possibilities
€389 excl. VAT
Buy VR headsets for business and enterprise
VR headsets for business fall into two groups, and the right one depends on the workload. Standalone VR headsets like the Meta Quest 3S and PICO 4 Enterprise run untethered for training rooms and fleets, while PC VR headsets from Varjo and HTC VIVE connect to a workstation for the highest fidelity. VR Expert is an official reseller of every major brand.
Which VR headset fits your use case
- Training and onboarding at scale: Meta Quest 3S or PICO 4 Enterprise, both MDM-ready.
- High-fidelity simulation and design: Varjo or HTC VIVE Pro 2 on PC VR.
- Rugged shared or clean-room use: HTC VIVE Focus Vision or PICO 4 Ultra Enterprise.
Popular business VR headsets
- Meta Quest 3S: best value per seat for training at scale.
- PICO 4 Ultra Enterprise: premium mixed reality with depth sensing.
- HTC VIVE Focus Vision: rugged standalone that also tethers to a PC.
- Varjo XR-3: the resolution leader for simulation and design.
- Lenovo ThinkReality VRX: enterprise all-rounder.
Every enterprise VR headset we supply enrolls into a mobile device management platform and ships with volume pricing, pay-by-invoice ordering, and expert advice. Request volume pricing for bulk orders, or talk to a specialist to scope a deployment.
FAQ
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How can VR be used in the classroom effectively?
An ongoing challenge for teachers is to keep students engaged while transferring the required knowledge at the same time.
Virtual reality offers an interactive way to students to learn and be engaged by using the headsets.
Do you want to learn more about using VR in the classroom? Then you should read our article about Education VR!
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What are the possibilities of VR in healthcare?
Healthcare is becoming more expensive and in some situations difficult to get if people are struggling with their mental health. Virtual reality can offer solutions that provide cheap, always accessible healthcare when needed.
Do you want to learn more about what opportunities VR can offer? Read our in depth article about VR in healthcare!
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What type of tracking are there?
VR consists of 5 techniques: Headtracking, Positional tracking, Eyetracking, Handtracking and Haptical feedback.
VR headtracking
The first technique Headtracking ensures that the image moves with your head.Positional tracking
Positional tracking does this for your entire body. If you walk in your living room, you also walk in the virtual world.VR Eyetracking
Eyetracking allows the glasses to see where you are looking. This ensures that you can make eye contact with other online players in a virtual world.VR Hand tracking
Hand tracking makes your hands visible in the virtual world and you can also use them actively.Haptical feedback
The latest technique, “Haptical feedback”, actually makes you feel that you are in a virtual world. If you get a pat on the back in the virtual world, the Hapitcal feedback gives a vibration, so that you actually feel the pat. -
What is Virtual Reality used for?
Virtual Reality is mainly used for games, 360 degree film and photography, company presentations, product development, staff training and therapeutic, medical or educational applications.
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What is VR?
Virtual Reality is an environment that is generated with computers and that can be viewed through special VR glasses or a headset. The user sees and hears a lifelike experience that is often interactive. It is possible to explore and manipulate the environment. In the near future we can also feel and even smell the virtual reality. The end goal is an experience that can no longer be distinguished from real.
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What is the difference between VR and AR?
Virtual Reality
VR gives a completely immersive experience. Immersive means immersion. You enter a completely different world and it is not possible to see your real environment.
The strength of immersive depends on the number of techniques used. This will be discussed in more detail later.Augmented Reality
A combination of reality and a simulation (such as a hologram) or text that appears before your eyes and floats on the screen.
