The VR Headset That Explodes

In this era of technology, there is an advent of new gadget everyday. One of the mesmerizing gadgets of the current time is the virtual reality(VR) headset which shows the viewers the virtual as reality with the help of this device. Oculus is the company which is the dominating the market when it comes to the VR headsets. The Oculus headsets ranges from very basis to high-end, but recently the company literally shocked the world by their new concept of the blasting VR headsets.

Yes! you heard it right, the BLASTING HEADSETS. The company has not revealed the actual name of this variant of the headset, or probably the name is yet to be decided, but surprisingly, there is an image of the actual headset which confirm that it's not just a rumor, but actual thing.

As per the statement of the creators and the company, there are three tubes filled with a type of explosives at the front of the VR headset. Once a user wears the headset, he is already on a dead seat. If the a user wear the headset, and the game has started, he needs to win the game to LIVE because if the player loses the game, the explosive filled tubes explodes, and the player die on the spot in real. Besides, even after putting the headsets on, if the user tried to take them off without completing the game, it still costs the user's life. It's a do or die situation to use this kind of gadget.

A YouTuber, known as theScore esports has talked about this headset elaborately in his video. The YouTubers talks about the creator of this headset, it's history, the concept of this headset, and the possible consequences.

After reading about this headset you might be thinking that there is no chance in a million years that someone is going to use this headset, even I thought the same, but surprisingly we both are wrong. The results of a recent survey amazed me which shows that there are some people who are eager to try this headset, which means they are willing to sit on the death seat, and all ready to lose their lives.

It is yet to be seen if this VR gets a green light, which is very less likely to happen.