Stand-Alone:

Oculus Quest 2 ($330 - $400)

• Requires Facebook integration

HP Reverb G2 ($600)

Gear VR ($170)

• Compatible with Samsung phones only

PC-Based:

Oculus Rift S ($400)

• Facebook is discontinuing

HTC Vive Cosmos ($700)

Valve Index ($750)

• Requires room sensors

360 Cameras:

Insta360 One X2 ($450)

• Pros: Includes steadycam software, excellent color and detail, AI editing included
• Cons: Editing software takes time and patience to master, requires relatively new phone to run app

Insta360 One X ($550)

• Pros: Very small (slim enough to fit in shirt pocket), excellent video quality, excellent video stabilization, app offers advanced video editing and subject tracking, 60 minute battery life

GoPro Max ($500)

• Pros: Easy to use, can edit with included app, good quality capture and mics, waterproof without a case
• Cons: Not 4k

Kandao QooCam 8K 360 ($600)

• Pros: Steadycam software, excellent image quality, detail, sharpness and smoothness of video,
• Cons: Loud fan, short battery life

Vuze XR ($400)

• Pros: Dual cameras allow 360 and 180 degree photos and video, excellent footage quality, simple app allows for editing and live broadcasting

Video Editing Software:

Adobe Premiere Pro ($20/month)

CyberLink PowerDirector ($5/month)

Corel VideoStudio Ultimate ($100)

Pinnacle Studio 24 Ultimate ($110)

Apple Final Cut Pro ($100)

Merge Cubes ($20 each)

Mask Covers (must be compatible with your headset):

• Oculus Quest 2 ($10)

• HP Reverb G2 ($14)

• Oculus Rift S ($14)

• HTC Vive ($29)

• Valve Index ($14)

Antiseptic Alcohol Swabs ($5/300)

Roberta (Robin) Sullivan
Teaching & Learning Strategist
University Libraries
Lockwood 229
645-0773