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This paper presents some guidelines to choose VR devices from the design of a virtual environment. This design is assumed to specify the interaction techniques that the users will employ to select and manipulate objects, and navigate in the virtual environment. Then, the proposed guidelines will pose different alternative devices for each interaction technique. In the case of the input devices, the devices will be grouped into two sets, desired devices and sufficient devices. While the desired devices represent the best option from the immersion point of view and, at the same time, the most expensive one, the sufficient devices stand for a cheap low quality solution.