Virtual Reality Domains (VR)

[mrcurly]

Im betting big bucks on VR domains have a great future and with the big boys buying up VR companies, mainstream is a stones throw away.....

Lots of VR+keyword.com taken years ago and I noticed this sale a week or so back -

VRTechnology.com $3688

This was a steel and I can soon see everything from VRPoker / VRCasinos / VRShopping / VRBrowsing / VRTours / VRWorlds / etc etc....having a high price tag even now at the start of VR hitting mainstream...

I have just paid $x,xxx for a name but will not be showcasing as the domain is in escrow at present....

Feel free to showcase your VR domains If you like...

Cheers

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Related Thread: Adult Virtual Reality (VR) Discussion

 

[alcy]

G y m V R . com just sold for $570 at NJ/SN (dropcaught).

great name! good price imo for buyer! this early into VR game!

I own:

GymsVR.com
VRgym.net
VirtualrealityGyms.com

cheers

 

[LucidDomains]

G *y* m* V* R *. com just sold for $570 at NJ/SN (dropcaught).

Wicked name, congrats to whoever got it.

 

[Arca]

Wicked name, congrats to whoever go it.

The buyer is an NP member. Not one of the regulars in this thread though.

 

[RevolutionaryDomains]

Buyer got a great deal. Money in the bank, IMO.

Congrats to whomever it is.

 

[cordoba]

Just providing information....

- 2 public sales in the past year with the word "singer" according to namebio.
- Only 15 in the past 5 years with an average of $450.
- Singer dot com is nothing to with music.
- Highest public sale was SingerStore dot com for $2000 and is owned by Singer dot com for sewing machines.

It's useful information and past sales of keywords should always be looked at when deciding a fair price to sell, but you also have to consider the VR element. Fulfilling the fantasy of being a singer is going to be pretty huge in VR, I'm sure.

VRSinger also sounds right too, better to my ears than SingerVR or VRSing etc. If SingerStore.com can fetch $2000 then VRSinger could become worth far more than that.

If somebody offered me a choice of Singer.com or VRSinger.com I would choose the latter.

 

[cordoba]

G y m V R . com just sold for $570 at NJ/SN (dropcaught).

I was the highest bidder early on, then I forgot all about it, hahaha.... I probably would have bid up to $1,000.

 

[Elad n]

I was the highest bidder early on, then I forgot all about it, hahaha.... I probably would have bid up to $1,000.

Now think about the potential of FitnessVR.com

Well done @BostonDomainer

 

[BrandingModel.com]

Hi guys, I'm new here.

Recived a (low) X.XXXUSD offer vor vrinside DOT com. What could / would be a fair price in you opinion?

Thanks! :D

That's a great name as VRinside is a new VR Asian company... VRInside.jp

 

[Kingslayer]

I don’t think I would have been too bothered about GymVR, it’s a nice brandable but don’t think I would have been too interested in it personally.

Good as VR is and the potential of haptic technology, doubtful it can make you lift weights, even if it could that would be a health and safety nightmare.

Also what would be the benefits in training in a VR gym over a real life gym? Nothing really, you still need real life equipment and as said above, lifting/using real life equipment without seeing what you’re doing properly is just asking for trouble from a health and safety pov.

So yeah I’m not too sold on fitness in Virtual Reality yet to be honest, the bulky VR headsets how they are now already make you sweat enough as it is, never mind exercising with one on.

 

[Marco Alvarez]

omnidirectonalvr,com

vr360arcade,com

virtualdreamlab,com

virtualchatbot, com

vr360event, com

vreventhub, com

vreventviewer, com

vrhomemart, com

vrxploring, com

xploringvr, com

What do you guys think?

 

[Marco Alvarez]

I don’t think I would have been too bothered about GymVR, it’s a nice brandable but don’t think I would have been too interested in it personally.

Good as VR is and the potential of haptic technology, doubtful it can make you lift weights, even if it could that would be a health and safety nightmare.

Also what would be the benefits in training in a VR gym over a real life gym? Nothing really, you still need real life equipment and as said above, lifting/using real life equipment without seeing what you’re doing properly is just asking for trouble from a health and safety pov.

So yeah I’m not too sold on fitness in Virtual Reality yet to be honest, the bulky VR headsets how they are now already make you sweat enough as it is, never mind exercising with one on.

Just keep in mind at one point cellphones used to be carried in suitcases

 

[EmotiveDomains]

I don’t think I would have been too bothered about GymVR, it’s a nice brandable but don’t think I would have been too interested in it personally.

Good as VR is and the potential of haptic technology, doubtful it can make you lift weights, even if it could that would be a health and safety nightmare.

Also what would be the benefits in training in a VR gym over a real life gym? Nothing really, you still need real life equipment and as said above, lifting/using real life equipment without seeing what you’re doing properly is just asking for trouble from a health and safety pov.

So yeah I’m not too sold on fitness in Virtual Reality yet to be honest, the bulky VR headsets how they are now already make you sweat enough as it is, never mind exercising with one on.

Could be wrong, but too many negatives and not enough positives to make it investable in my opinion.

Having now spent many hours playing VR sports games with the Oculus Touch, I'm in no doubt about its future within the fitness industry.

As far as the gym/lifting weights goes, I think VR will be aimed more at aerobic fitness more than strength or muscle building. That said, there's nothing stopping users from wearing wrist weights or a weighted vest while in VR for extra resistance.

But yes, as you mentioned, your headset may get a bit sweaty.

 

[alcy]

I don’t think I would have been too bothered about GymVR, it’s a nice brandable but don’t think I would have been too interested in it personally.

Good as VR is and the potential of haptic technology, doubtful it can make you lift weights, even if it could that would be a health and safety nightmare.

Also what would be the benefits in training in a VR gym over a real life gym? Nothing really, you still need real life equipment and as said above, lifting/using real life equipment without seeing what you’re doing properly is just asking for trouble from a health and safety pov.

So yeah I’m not too sold on fitness in Virtual Reality yet to be honest, the bulky VR headsets how they are now already make you sweat enough as it is, never mind exercising with one on.

the possibilities are quite endless.. once you venture into possibilities.. its almost impossible to stop..

https://www.google.ca/search?q=vr+g...KEwj6zert9MzRAhWq7oMKHexNCfoQ_AUICCgB&dpr=1.5

 

[Marco Alvarez]

omnidirectonalvr,com

vr360arcade,com

virtualdreamlab,com

virtualchatbot, com

vr360event, com

vreventhub, com

vreventviewer, com

vrhomemart, com

vrxploring, com

xploringvr, com

What do you guys think?

first one I made a typo it is supposed to be omnidirectionalvr,com

 

[Kingslayer]

Each to their own i guess. I like to keep fit, It's not something I'd do though and I'm sure quite a few people will also feel the same, maybe I'm wrong and there will be a market for it but out of all the possibilities for Virtual Reality in what industries it can potentially change, I'm going to stick my neck out and say i can't see many people in the gym having a VR headset on while training.

Maybe there's some good AR/MR possibilities in fitness - Jogging/cycling seeing how far you've ran/traveled/heart rate etc - But then again are nerdy glasses needed for this? All can be done by most wrist watches.

 

[BostonDomainer]

Each to their own i guess. I like to keep fit, It's not something I'd do though and I'm sure quite a few people will also feel the same, maybe I'm wrong and there will be a market for it but out of all the possibilities for Virtual Reality in what industries it can potentially change, I'm going to stick my neck out and say i can't see many people in the gym having a VR headset on while training.

Maybe there's some good AR/MR possibilities in fitness - Jogging/cycling seeing how far you've ran/traveled/heart rate etc - But then again are nerdy glasses needed for this? All can be done by most wrist watches.

http://www.VRFitnessInsider.com/life-fitness-virzoom-big-changes-local-gym/

 

[alcy]

yes I agree to each his own. however we were discussing general possibilities for VR and fitness. not based on my personal preferences or yours. imo. personal preferences will always limit scope of possibiities of anything.

so imo as general possiibilties and potential, of vr+fitness, the link I sent you contains mind blowing number of possibilities and potential. at 1% stage of VR. regardless of whether I will want to use it or participate in any of it. cheers.

 

[TERADOMAIN]

1 more VR+LL in last 30 days.

Domain name: VR+LL.com
Sale venue: Inbound Inquiry
Purchase price: Low $XXX
Sale price: Low $XXXX

 

[creataweb]

1 more VR+LL in last 30 days.

Domain name: VR+LL.com
Sale venue: Inbound Inquiry
Purchase price: Low $XXX
Sale price: Low $XXXX

Nice. Trying to hold my VRLL for good payouts

 

[TERADOMAIN]

Nice. Trying to hold my VRLL for good payouts

Yes for sure. Hold on to your VR+LL or LL+VR. Do not sell less than low $XXXX . I have few so sold couple.. Remember only 1352 out there. Rare items.

 

[spooksy]

Yes for sure. Hold on to your VR+LL or LL+VR. Do not sell less than low $XXXX . I have few so sold couple.. Remember only 1352 out there. Rare items.

Could buy a nice VR headset with those profits

 

[creataweb]

Could buy a nice VR headset with those profits

Or some more LLLLs , if you're lucky more VR LLs

 

[dnvia]

last VR acronym movements:
FAVR.com Sedo USD 6200
not VR related
https://www.motus.com/solutions/vehicle-reimbursement/favr/

 

[saucey]

Now think about the potential of FitnessVR.com

Well done @BostonDomainer

BostonDomainer has FitnessVR.com? Hmmmmm.... I have VRFitness.net. perhaps he and I could do a package deal to an end user ....????

Mr Boston..... Where are you??!!!

 

[cordoba]

I don’t think I would have been too bothered about GymVR, it’s a nice brandable but don’t think I would have been too interested in it personally.

Good as VR is and the potential of haptic technology, doubtful it can make you lift weights, even if it could that would be a health and safety nightmare.

Also what would be the benefits in training in a VR gym over a real life gym? Nothing really, you still need real life equipment and as said above, lifting/using real life equipment without seeing what you’re doing properly is just asking for trouble from a health and safety pov.

So yeah I’m not too sold on fitness in Virtual Reality yet to be honest, the bulky VR headsets how they are now already make you sweat enough as it is, never mind exercising with one on.

True, and the sweaty headset thing is going to be a hurdle for a while (doesn't seem to stop people enjoying smutty vr movies though), but most of us here I guess are thinking ahead to when vr headsets have been slimmed down to glasses (and can switch between vr/mr/ar seemlessly). Hopefully only a few years away if the evolution of mobile phones is any guide.

Every treadmill in nearly every gym comes equipped with audio jacks (and if they're not used it's because the gym user has their own). Imagine with a VR headset and seeing a personal trainer encouraging you, or being transported into an Olympic stadium, or running along a beach etc. That's just one example. Already sports teams are implementing VR in training (some of that is likely just marketing and hype at the moment obviously) so the sweaty bulky headset thing isn't even insurmountable right now. I can also see special vr headsets (with inbuilt fans and sweatbands and so on) being made for gyms.