Virtual reality has come a long way. We have PlayStation VR, Oculus with the Rift/S and Quest, HTC with the Vive, Vive Pro, Cosmos, etc. But what does one do when they want to enter the Virtual Reality market and hopefully try to make an impact? You come up with a new design and prays that it takes off. Enter the CES 2020 with the Panasonic VR glasses that seem to be a little steampunk without the actual headset in favor of more of the glasses approach.

welcome addition. What sticks out is, of course, the glasses look that has built-in headphones, but something else that could be a welcome addition for many glasses-wearing consumers is the swappable prescription lenses, and when you add HDR, the visuals for many could be mouth-watering. But I have some questions, such as the weight of the glasses vs an actual headset that helps balance out the weight, as well as the actual specs we are talking about, as well as the specs needed to run VR on these. But we will have to wait and see more when the commercial version that is expected to come out in 2021 is released, along with the price point.