Seven units across four capture programmes — three DiVRPro dive models, two NovaDiVR aerospace styles, and one each for CloudDiVR and DriVR. Every headset pairs to the secure gateway, streams signed dual-eye playback and accepts overlay channels on SBC ports 7002–7010. Units start at $2,495.00 for base models and run to $4,500.00 for the flagship DiVRPro and NovaDiVR builds — order any model below.
DiVRProThe standard-issue submersible dive headset
The everyday DiVRPro unit, built to be worn in the water: dual-eye 8K playback, on-board SBC and wired or wireless streaming from the gateway, so the diver floats neutrally buoyant while the title runs. The baseline every dive is mastered against.
DiVRProFully submersible deep-dive edition
Fully submersible sealed alloy housing and a tempered visor for pool and open-water installations, with the extended-range optics used for trench and wreck titles — rated to stay under with the diver for the whole descent.
DiVRProUltralight submersible guest headset
A 340 g submersible unit built for public dive pools and long guest sessions — near-neutral in water, quick hygiene swaps, one-touch pairing and the same signed stream tokens as the full Pro line.
NovaDiVRSubmerged zero-G, orbital playback
The submerged zero-G flagship. Worn in a neutral-buoyancy pool so the water cancels the diver's weight, with high-contrast panels for hard star-field blacks and a head-tracking profile matched to orbital and parabolic capture.
NovaDiVRShallow-water briefing visor
A splash-sealed carbon visor for shallow-water sessions and mission walkthroughs — peripheral awareness kept intact so instructors can talk a group through a submerged sequence.
CloudDiVRAltitude and canopy playback
Helmet-mount compatible with wind-rated seals and a high-refresh panel that keeps exit-door and proximity wingsuit lines readable at speed.
DriVRTrack and cockpit playback
Low-latency motorsport unit with a racing-helmet profile, cockpit telemetry overlays and the tightest photon-to-motion budget in the fleet.
