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Certain wireless video solutions necessitate the transmitter to be within the clear line of sight. These solutions generally don’t operate for VR goggles, as wireless goggles are meant to allow users to move around. Such movement will inevitably cause the line of sight between the transmitter and receiver to be broken, thereby dropping the connection.

In certain cases, there will be no line of sight, such as when the goggles are in one room and the PC is in another. The need for the wireless signal to go through objects also has an effect on the frequency of the wireless transmission. Higher frequency transmission leads to shorter wavelengths that result in more difficulty for the signal to go through objects, such as a wall. Instead, lower frequency bands are better able to penetrate through obstacles.

Since wireless video solutions were initially created for home entertainment, they are thereby geared towards supporting standard home video resolutions of 1080p or 720p. However, many consumer-grade goggles utilize smartphone displays with a native resolution of 1080 x 1920, rather than the conventional 1920 x 1080 landscape mode. However, many wireless video links don’t support 1080 x 1920. One way to counter this issue is to ensure that the wireless link still holds the typical 1920 x 1080 resolution but is rotated in real-time to 1080 x 1920.