Google Daydream VR with Pixel XL

 Posted by on Sunday, November 20, 2016

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Just spent some time using the new Daydream View VR HMD with Google Pixel XL. Nice addition to the mobile HMD market. The comparison to my Note 4 Gear VR HMD is surprising in a few…

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Quake 2, Taw, and Note 4

 Posted by on Wednesday, February 17, 2016

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Recently played Quake 2 on my Note 4 using the ANTVR Taw headset. Quake 2 is available in a Google cardboard application thanks to the guys over at Durovis. You can see the instructions and download…

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ANTVR TAW

 Posted by on Sunday, February 14, 2016

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For $25 dollars you can get the ANTVR Taw cellphone holder for your Google Cardboard like HMD. The Taw is one of the better ones you can get because you’ll get 100 deg field-of-view (FOV) without…

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Samsung Gear VR Note 4

 Posted by on Sunday, December 20, 2015

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A great HMD and a mobile one at that. Surprised a lot of people, myself included. Here’s my review.

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Quake on Gear VR

 Posted by on Sunday, November 22, 2015

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Quake on Gear VR is the FPS experience I’ve been waiting for on Gear VR. Check out my review!

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Cardboard and Knox Next

 Posted by on Sunday, June 21, 2015

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I purchased a Knox Next Cardboard for phones up to 6.2″. Knox labs does a great job on the design with tapered edges. I use it with my Samsung Galaxy Note 4. I’m still not a…

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Razer HDK 1.3, Oculus DK2, and Samsung Gear VR Comparison

 Posted by on Wednesday, December 3, 2014

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Compared the Razer HDK 1.3, Oculus DK2, and Samsung Gear VR HMDs. A few surprises. Check it out!

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About Me

Hi, my name is Kevin Mellott. Virtual Reality is one of my major passions. My original Mellott’s VR Page was started on Geocities in 1998 as part of a class project. Much of the original content is still maintained on this site for reference. This new website is intended to give the older site a new look and allow me to expand with new projects in the future.