02-27-2016 03:34 PM
02-28-2016 01:51 PM
"Lemming1970" wrote:"Percy1983" wrote:
Not cool for the Uk either.
An Extra $200 = an extra £190.
A bit of VAT + massive rounding it looks like.
$800 + 20% (VAT) = $960
Can't see ANY rounding up there.
02-28-2016 02:37 PM
"Percy1983" wrote:"Lemming1970" wrote:"Percy1983" wrote:
Not cool for the Uk either.
An Extra $200 = an extra £190.
A bit of VAT + massive rounding it looks like.
$800 + 20% (VAT) = $960
Can't see ANY rounding up there.
I suppose it depends on rate used.
HTC and Oculus must be using different rates as I applied the Oculus rate and came up with a different answer.
02-28-2016 03:17 PM
02-28-2016 03:19 PM
"synthetic" wrote:Haha, I'm still on the fence, good and not so good with both. Although you're right, I do feel strongly about the Rift shipping charges.
thats you trying to justify the vive over the rift
im the other way around :ugeek:
"synthetic" wrote:I have an S7/GearVR pre-ordered, so that is calming the urge to swap to Vive since my Rift order is June (or maybe May with cancellations)
... or a galaxy 7 with gearVR...
but its as they say... first world problems
02-28-2016 03:47 PM
"sayanbha" wrote:
$149 over base price for NZ. For what tax and shipping. Omg
02-28-2016 09:13 PM
02-28-2016 09:36 PM
"onefang" wrote:
Does AU$ and NZ$ not actually exist? Both VIVA and Rift are quoting US$ prices for Australia and New Zealand.
/me looks in my wallet, sees it is full of AU$, wonders if I can spend any of it in AU anymore?
02-28-2016 09:59 PM
02-28-2016 10:05 PM
"TwoHedWlf" wrote:"onefang" wrote:
Does AU$ and NZ$ not actually exist? Both VIVA and Rift are quoting US$ prices for Australia and New Zealand.
/me looks in my wallet, sees it is full of AU$, wonders if I can spend any of it in AU anymore?
That there might be other types of dollars is inconceivable to Americans. I mean...They don't even use metric! :lol:
02-28-2016 11:37 PM