DeePoon

The company engineers, develops, and manufactures both PC-tethered and standalone all-in-one VR headsets. Its business model encompasses hardware sales and a content distribution platform. Revenue is generated through the sale of its VR devices to consumers and B2B clients in sectors like amusement parks, education, and healthcare. Additionally, DeePoon operates its own VR content platforms, '3D Bobo' for mobile and 'DeePoon Zhushou' for PC, which host a library of games and videos, accumulating over 6.5 million registered users on the mobile app. The company secured a significant $30 million in Series B funding in December 2015, led by Xunlei and Kingnet, which brought its valuation to approximately $123 million.

DeePoon has released a range of products targeting different market segments. Early products included the Virglass series and the DeePoon Kankan, a viewer similar to Google Cardboard. The PC-powered E-series, such as the E2 and E3, gained attention for being comparable to the Oculus Rift DK2 and featured high-resolution Samsung AMOLED displays. The DeePoon M2, launched in 2016, was marketed as one of the world's first all-in-one VR headsets, featuring a Samsung 2.5K AMOLED display and a Samsung Exynos 7420 processor. Subsequent models like the DPVR E3 offered a 2560x1440 resolution and a 110° field of view, compatible with platforms like SteamVR. The company focuses on both the hardware specifications, such as refresh rate and low latency (under 19ms), and the user experience by building a content ecosystem with over 100 gaming companies and video providers.