Dlodlo's Glass V1 is a superlight VR headset

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If you've found current VR headsets bulky and hot to use, Chinese VR maker Dlodlo has just the thing: the Glass V1, which makes an appearance here in Shanghai at CES Asia.

Looking like a chunky pair of aviator sunglasses, the Glass V1 easily fits into a pocket, unlike its more bulky counterparts.

It won't be cheap - Dlodlo says its second VR headset will retail for around $500. That's because Dlodlo isn't skimping on the Glass V1's components, with a resolution of 2,560x1,024 pixels for each eye, with a 100-degree field of view and support for those with myopia.

Instead, like the 360 VR, you connect the Glass V1 to a mobile phone or Dlodlo's D-Box.

I'm hoping the Glass V1 won't be as bad as LG's 360 VR, but it has the same open style, which in the 360 let in light and ruined VR's sense of immersion.

The Glass V1 will likely be sold online when it launches in three months' time.

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