The device comes with 3 months warranty
The JioDive VR headset is priced at Rs 1,299 and can be purchased from JioMart in Black colour.
Reliance Jio has launched its first Virtual Reality (VR) headset JioDive. JioDive VR headset provides a unique experience by allowing users to watch Indian Premier League (IPL) matches with 360 degree view on a 100-inch virtual screen.
The JioDive VR headset is priced at Rs 1,299 and can be purchased from JioMart in Black colour. The device comes with 3 months warranty and offers from Paytm Wallet, where users can get Rs 500 cashback.
The VR headset is compatible with Android and iOS devices with screen sizes between 4.7 and 6.7 inches. It uses the smartphone’s gyroscope and accelerometer and requires users to install the JioImmerse app. The device also features adjustable lenses with center and side wheels, enabling users to create “image sharpness and optical comfort”.
The device comes with one click buttons to navigate the interface while wearing the headset. It also features a three-way adjustable strap and a breathable face cushion for extended comfortable use.
JioDive works by placing two lenses in front of the phone’s screen, which gives users a 3D view. The headset uses the phone’s gyroscope and accelerometer sensors to determine the user’s movements and show different parts of the image or video.
To start using JioDive, users need to scan the QR code on the headset’s box and install the JioImmerse app. They then need to connect to a Jio network and log into the app, select JioDive, and choose the option to “watch on JioDive”. After opening the front cover of the headset, users can place their phone between the support clip and the lens, adjust. Stripes and picture quality, and start using the device.
Apart from watching IPL on the big screen, users can also use JioDive to consume virtual reality content and play games on the big screen. However, users need to be on the Jio 4G, 5G, or JioFiber network to use the JioImmerse app.
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