Vr Virtual Reality Headset 3D Glasses / Goggles For Apple & Android Smartphones of All Sizes - Immersive 360 HD - Superior to Google Cardboard - New Improved 2016 Model Huge Product Launch Discount

The product came labeled as the VR Box. If you want to see reviews on other websites, search for that first. (It's also cheaper other places.Anyways, I've been using the product for a little over 10 days and there are a few cons that need to be talked about.Lenses are hard to clean, and are not removable. That makes smudges and moisture hard to removeThere is no button or magnet for Google Cardboard applications, that makes many of the apps on the google store worthless unless you have a bluetooth remote. Even then, you may have compatibility issues.The POV isn't great. While my huge Google Nexus 6 fared slightly better than my LG G4, It still feels like your looking into a box, and kills most immersion.With all that said I still give it 3 stars because it's mostly cheap, it fits comfortable and it's a cool way to show people the magic of VR.In the end, you really have to decide what you want out of your first VR Purchase. Want to just try VR? Get a cardboard, want to show your friends longer demo's? Get this thing. If you have a Galaxy phone, get the gear to start with.Myself, personally, will play with this until one of the high end consumer VR's start to come out and get reviews. (HTC, Oculus, Playstation VR.)

The glasses are more comfortable than the Google cardboard VR glasses, but do not work well with Google products such as Expeditions and Google Earth. These glasses do not have button on the side like Google cardboard, so I purchased a Bluetooth controller and then I was able to use more apps. If you are using the glasses for games and watching 360 videos these glasses are good for the price. You will need to buy a bluetooth controller which cost around $10.

If you want to play around with an inexpensive VR device, this may be it. But in my case, it made me dizzy and I am not sure if that was an issue with me physically or the cheap, plastic optics used in the device. There should be a way to adjust the lenses to accommodate a person who needs to wear reading glasses. Lenses only adjusted right or left to center split screen and bring the two images into a single image.

First off, the product I received looks very similar to the advertised product but has a different logo printed on the front. Instead of "bebo", it says "VR BOX". Having said that, the headset I received has three major problems.1) It sits on my nose. I can take some of the weight off by adjusting the top strap but it still sits on my nose and it's very uncomfortable. If I slide the headset up enough that it's not on my nose, it's no longer aligned with my eyes. I don't have a particularly large or misplaced nose.2) There is no way to select anything. Early cardboard units a magnetic system that was used to trigger a selection "click/tap" in the software but, since not all phones support that, it seems to have been dropped from most units. However, this manufacturer didn't bother to replace that selection system with anything else. Not even a hole that I can stick my finger in to tap the screen. If I need to select something, I have to take off the headset, pull out the phone, select it, put the phone back in, and put the headset back on. If I'm watching a VR presentation that requires a "click" to proceed to the next scene, this is very annoying. For $40, there should be a bluetooth button or, at the very least, a lever that taps the screen.3) The screen is too close to focus. If I pull the headset about half an inch farther away, it's fine. But my eyes struggle to focus with the display so close. No adjustment of the lenses fully compensates.While the second issue can be fixed with a bluetooth mouse or keyboard, and I could fix the comfort issue by carving out the nose section, there's nothing I can do about the focus.I also have a complaint about the description. "New 2016 G Sensor Technology - Detection of Head Movement. This Amazing Feature Completely Immerses The User Into An Unbelievable Virtual Reality." That's a lie. There are no electronics in the device. It's just a mount and lenses. The phone has all of the orientation sensors. The detection of head movement has nothing to do with this headset.Putting aside those issues, the build quality is pretty good. It's very sturdy with nice padding around the eyes. It holds the phone firmly in place and the visor slides open to allow the use of the camera if you have an augmented reality app. If you've got a tiny nose, can focus on very close objects, and have a bluetooth device to make selections, it's not a bad unit.Also, while the instructions say the phone can't be charged while in the device, most can. There's plenty of room for the cord when my S5 is in the mount. Just remember the cord when you're spinning around in your chair.

The instructions for this product are so bad, it almost would have been better to NOT included them. The QR code is missing, according to the pictures advertising the product the QR should be on the outside of the box, it's not. The manual seems like Google Translator wrote it and the pictures are from a different model. This is my first vr head set, unfortunately, and this item will be returned and I will purchase another one but from a different better company.

Great bang for your buck, feels solid. I don't know why anyone would buy a cardboard one when this is only $10 more. I have an iPhone 6s Plus with an otter box defender case. The phone fits PERFECTLY without removing the case if I insert the phone without the mount that is supposed to hold the phone. Don't know how it'll fit without the case.

My ZTE Grand X Max + did not fit even with the case removed. I can still use it but i can't secure it in place.

No bar code for configuration and no way to hit buttons.