Next, Professional VR Glasses (such as HTC Vive Pro 2, Varjo XR-4) are used in medical simulations and industrial design, with high-resolution lenses and sensitive tracking sensors. Tsunami’s cases add an extra layer of defense: a waterproof seal (rated IP67) to protect against moisture in lab or factory environments, plus shock-absorbing outer shells that withstand accidental drops—common risks when moving equipment between workstations.

Finally, Portable VR Glasses (like Nintendo Labo VR, lightweight mobile VR headsets) are favored for on-the-go use, from classroom lessons to field training. Tsunami’s compact carrying cases prioritize portability: they weigh just 1.2 pounds, have ergonomic handles for easy carrying, and include mesh pockets for charging cables—solving the problem of tangled accessories that often damage portable devices.

“VR glasses are investments in innovation, but their delicate components make them vulnerable during transport,” said Alex Chen, Tsunami’s Global Sales Director. “Our VR Glasses Carrying Cases blend durability and usability—whether you’re a gamer, a healthcare professional, or a teacher, you can trust your device is safe.”