(in brackets: the outcome of the reviews as it looked to me (subjective!) )

International:
 

• PC Magazine - I didn't read this one
• Gamespot Reviews: VFX, i-glasses, Simuleyes, Canopus Total 3D  (The Gamespot Review of the "Canopus Total 3D" is sickening. It goes like - hey, why not get rid of this useless 3D-glasses to save a few bucks. Maybe Canopus read this review because the new "Total 3D 128" model comes without glasses-connector.)
• CGW Magazine Sept. 97: Very interesting article about Shutterglasses and Polarization Screens/Projectors. They also talk about professional applications and driver standards.
• Gamecenter Review: VRex VRSurfer received 4 of 5 stars (good)
• Gamecenter Review: Stereographics SimulEyes received 4 of 5 stars (good) - So the VRSurfer and the SimulEyes received the exact same rating. I think they're far from equal. Well, this wasn't a head to head test. The SimulEyes test is of an older date!
• Gamecenter Review: Philips Scuba tested 2 of 5 stars (bad) - O.K. the Gamecenter guys realized that this product doesn't deliver the good, but they compared it to other consumer VR devices and forgot to mention that the Scuba lacks stereo vision.
• Björn's 3D Page: Canopus Total3D vs. CL-3D-Blaster (guess who won)
• Productreviewnet: 3D-SPEX
• Gamezilla: 3D-SPEX
• Allaboutgames: 3D-SPEX
• ???review : 3D-SPEX
• Coming soon mag: Cyberboy and 3DSPEX review
• Coming soon mag: SimulEyes review
• Coming soon mag: VFX vs i-glasses
• Win 95 mag: canopus review

• PC Player 1/95: Forte VFX-1 (bad)
• PCPlayer 4/95: Virtual-IO i-glasses, Nintendo Virtual Boy, Chinon Deep See aka Cybershades (short CES reports)
• PCPlayer 5/95: Victormaxx Cybermaxx (very bad)
• PCPlayer 6/95: Kasan 3D-Max (good)
• c't 11/95, p. 182-214: big 3D/VR special with HMD-tests, HMD-market overview, autostereo displays, 3D-scanners, 3D-input-devices, 3D-software
• PCPlayer 9/96: Stereographics SimulEyes (acceptable), Woobo Cyberboy (acceptable, slightly worse than SimulEyes)
• FAZ August 20, 1996: Forte VFX-1 (very bad), Virtual-IO i-glasses (bad), Kasan 3D-Max (very bad)
• 3D-Magazin Q3/96: Kasan 3D-Max (good), Chinon CyberShades (acceptable)
• PC Praxis: VFX
• PC GO! 2/95: VFX
• Power Play 8/95: VFX
• Data News 7/95: VFX, 3D-Max
• Win 12/95: VFX
• FAZ July 15th, 97: ImageTech 3-lens-cameras (bad)
• c't 20/98, p.61: Wicked3D/H3D
• c't 21/98: VRStandard VRJoy, Ideatech Visio IT-338
• PC Player 11/98, p. 250: Wicked3D/H3D Preview
• PC Player 12/98, p. 249: Wicked3D/H3D Test (new reference board)
• Chip 1/99, p. 59: Wicked3D-H3D (addictive)
• c't 7/99: StereoGraphics CrystalEyes2, CrystalEyes Wired, CyberToy, VR-Joy, eyeSCREAM (by the author of this website)
• c't 13/99: ELSA Revelator (by the author of this website)
• Chip 8/99: ELSA , ASUS ,  Wicked3D
• c't 17/99: ASUS VR100 (by the author of this website)
• c't 26/99: i-Art Eye3D (by the author of this website)
• c't 18/00: VFX3D (by the author of this website)
• c't 19/00: StereoGraphics Z-Screen (by the author of this website)
• c't 19/01, page 33: 3D-Displays werden perfekter und aufwendiger (Akkommodationsdisplays) by Manfred Bertuch
• c't 25/01, page 94: Über den Tellerrand - Räumliche Darstellung auf Flachdisplays by Ulrike Kuhlmann
• c't 25/01, page 99: Räume öffnen am PC (about professional 2D to 3D conversion) by Alexander Schmidt