Google Cardboard made VR as accessible as possible, but it wasn't meant to be and was therefore shuttered.

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Google has stopped selling its low-cost Cardboard smartphone-based virtual reality goggles on its online store.

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Google's last surviving VR product is dead. Today the company stopped selling the Google Cardboard VR viewer on the Google Store, the last move in a long wind-down of Google's once-ambitious VR ...

Google last week announced an updated app for its minimalist Cardboard virtual-reality viewer, as well as software development kits for both Android and the Unity game engine. It also published ...

The VR for G3 works with Google’s existing Cardboard software, as well as any third-party apps made for that barebones phone-holding headset, and also comes with a VR game called Robobliteration ...

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But Google also released the Google Cardboard that is compact, fun, and user-friendly. Google Cardboard is cheap (or free), created through a few folds, and lighter than Daydream.