[I can buy the HTC Cosmos for 300$, should I?]

Just think of the VR HMD as a monitor strapped to your face; it does not care what you do so long as you stay tethered.

Are you trolling, because these questions sure sound like you may be?

Sorry for my poor English.

[OMG, I Ordered a Cosmos Wireless Kit Today!]

On 11/4/2019 at 7:56 AM, A-Jey said:

Nice!

Does it need anything in addition or do you just mount that thing to your headset and you're good to go?

You have to install a card in your PC and mount a transmitter connected to it so that the wireless receiver gets the video and audio signals to transfer to the Cosmos HMD.  It simply replaces the wire connection, no more.

[I can buy the HTC Cosmos for 300$, should I?]

7 hours ago, Keane0411 said:

Hello guys, first of all i want to apologize in advance for my English.

So, i know a guy who knows a guy, so I can buy the new htc cosmos for 300$ (don't mentioned other products because in my country, its hard to get them) . I know that the cosmos have problems, even though i dont know what those problems even means because i'm new to the whole vr thing.

So, the last time I used vr was on the GEARVR on my old Samsung phone, I never used vr on pc. and I wanted to ask:

1. In general, for 300$, it worth to buy the cosmos even with all the problems (which probably will be fixed in the future, right?)?
2. the problems that everyone talks about is only on games? or it will be effect me even if i will watch a movie?
3. When i watching a movie, can i do that from any distance i want to or i need to stay close to the pc? there is a distance limitations? I read online that when you want to play a game, you need to stay in space that you define when you setup your vr, right? so in movies, its the same like in games or can i watch movies in any distance from the pc i want?

Thanks for the help :)

answers as asked:

1) be sure that the Cosmos you want to buy qualifies for warranty support if that is important to you.

2) what specific problems are you referring to?

3) You need to remain connected to the PC, either tethered or wirelessly.  The room-space-limits only refer to moving around in that area to play a game that involves action by player, such as the Lab.  To watch a movie on the Cosmos (I do not know why you'd want to do so), you only need to stay in connection range.