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Virtoba X3 VR Headset $8.99 US (~$11.84 AU), KingWear KW88 3G Android Smart Watch $96.99 US (~$127.71 AU) @ Geekbuying

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Tonight Geekbuying have the Virtoba X3 VR headset and an Android smart watch with features including 3G connectivity and a heart rate sensor on sale.

  • Get the Virtoba X3 for $8.99 US with the coupon Virtoba-X3
  • Get the KingWear KW88 for $96.99 US with the coupon 3G-KW88

Free shipping is included and discounted TNT Express is avaliable on the VR Headset. AU$ conversion is based on exchange rate at time of posting.


Virtoba X3 features a retractable frame suitable for 4.7"- 6" phones with vents to dissipate the heat. There are holes on each side of the headset for earphones. The IPD, Focus and headstrap can be adjusted with space reserved for glasses.

  • Lens Diameter: 42mm
  • FOV: 95 Degrees
  • IPD: 58-72mm
  • Focus: 5mm
  • Suitable Phone Size: 4.7" - 6"
  • Dimensions: 19.5 x 14 x 11 cm
  • Weight: 330g

Package includes: VR Headset, Cleaning Cloth, EVA Cotton Sticker, English Manual


The KingWear KW88 is a smart watch based on Android 5.1 with features including 3G connectivity, heart rate monitor, built-in camera and notifications.

  • Android 5.1 (with OTA)
  • MTK6580 Quad Core CPU @ 1.3GHz
  • 512MB RAM, 4GB Storage
  • 1.39" 400x400 286PPI AMOLED Display
  • Nano Sim Slot
  • 2G: 850/900/1800/1900MHz
  • 3G: 850/2100MHz
  • WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0
  • 2.0MP Camera
  • 350mAh Battery
  • Pairable with Android & iOS
  • Heart Rate Monitor, Pedometer, Notifications
  • Apps including Google Play, Google Now, Google Mpas

Package includes: Smartwatch, Screen Protector, USB Cable, Screwdriver, English Manual


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  • Field of view of the VR box posted earlier pissed me off, but there is a good response in this reddit: https://m.reddit.com/r/GoogleCardboard/comments/4clhwj/fov_q…

    I am pretty happy with standard cardboard FOV at 90 degrees, so then technically at 95 this should be all right, however not sure if I am ready to jump until I read a few reviews. If anyone has one your opinions are appreciated

    Edit: Had a closer look and visually it's almost identical to the VR Box. My experience with this is it clearly beats Cardboard for comfort, but the field of view is just not enough to be immersive (I am using a 5.2" phone) so it's probably only for watching normal movies and not fro any VR apps.

    Also if it is the same unit it's not really a deal as the VR box is still available from others for less than this costs (AU$10.20) with a bluetooth remote http://www.dd4.com/goods/VR-BOX-2.0-Cardboard-VR-Virtual-Rea…

    • I've got a Virtoba X5 from one of previous deal. 120° FOV blow the VR Box away. Never look back anything less than 120°.

      • Do you happen to know what the difference is between the x3 and x5, or if the x3 is indeed the VR Box 2?

        • 95 vs 120 FOV according to Virtoba site. http://www.virtoba.com/products/virtoba-x5

        • @hotwinter: which means there's still a chance that this one is way over reporting the 95. The VR Box 2 feels like you are watching an old CRT TV from a few feet away

          @Clear any chance of a deal on a better VR set?

  • I bought a phone from them which is dead on arrival. I received one email. However the product is still defective and I have not received a refund yet.

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