While we have yet to see the killer VR product (or content/experience) that could help spark consumer interest, a number of devices demonstrated at CES are getting strong reviews. We already reported that Razer unveiled its own open source headset, which is tied to the new OSVR Consortium that plans to offer a new test bed for VR developers. Another headset that has been generating a lot of press is the Crescent Bay version of the Oculus Rift, which the company says is the closest it has come to a consumer-ready version. “It was impossible not to shift around to avoid debris thrown by explosions, and virtual bullets whizzing past,” explains TechCrunch. “The new immersive audio tech definitely helps with a sense of immersion, too, and changing the angle and orientation of your head really does change the soundscape in pretty much exactly the way you’d expect.”