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I had Goovis pro vr headset 3d for 2 weeks. My husband loves it. The screen size is only 200" for him when he compares it with his 150 inch projector screen.Can I make the screen bigger?Can I have options to lock and unlock the screen?Can it play vr 3d 180 video?

I'm writing this review again after a year of use. I think Goovis is a product that I do not regret the decision. At first I thought the price was high, but I was determined to try it out. I think it's a good investment for people who like to watch movies. Since using this product, I prefer watching my favorite shows on Goovis to watching TV. The D3 player that comes with the box does a good job of supporting some of the other playback software like Netflix. But my favorite feature is its ability to play 3D video, although 3D resources are a little hard to find, but the viewing experience is stunning.

Just received my order yesterday. So far, I’m pleased. The screen is sharp and overall smooth with minimal juddering. Depending on the video setting of your blu-ray player, you can get a really stunning visual experience.The headset feels light and not heavy on the head or face. I could use this for hours. The device doesn’t look cheap even if light, but the foam padding on the face looks like it was bought from the dollar store. Come on, for something this expensive you placed a super-cheap padding? I think this will be tattered after a month of use.My Sony blu-ray player How To Train Your Dragon 3D and there were a few minor issues with transitioning of darkness and light. Overall, it was very good though.My main issue is the looong time it takes to recharge the controller. The control looks sturdy and not cheap, but performance wise it is also very clunky and many times during the two hour movie it would just turn off and I needed to reset it. Very annoying. The controller also has the volume control but actually has zero function on the volume. Kept pressing up and down and the volume is stuck on max. Good thing it’s not overpowering. I think it’s a software bug problem.The software interface in the controller looks cleaner and more advanced than Cinera (which felt like a a very barebones beta).I also have issue with the permanently attached HDMI on the headset. Whoever thought of that design should have listened to opposing opinions.Compared to the $780 Cinera, which was so buggy, this $1100 Goovis did much better. Cinera still has the bigger, more immersive screen. Unfortunately, my Cinera order was defective as it would not play blu-Ray 3D even with updates firmware, and I have to return it. I decided that Goovis would be its worthy replacement.

I had difficulty to get a customer rep in USA to clear some of the questions i had about Goovis Pro. After lot of discussion and research, eventually I bought a Goovis Pro from here. The picture quality is good. The sales rep told me that the size of the screen is 66 feet and 66 feet away from the eyes. I found that the screen size is not that big. The system works on android. It has a battery pack. That get heated pretty high. It has a square opening where a fan is located. If you close the window (say you are watching movie after placing the battery pack on a pillow) , i am pretty sure the battery temperature will go soo high. The temperature management is not good. I paired my Bose blue tooth headset with this. Noticed that near the eyes (location close to where the HDMI cable is connected) , there is a fan sound coming out. It was really bothering me. It had an you tube app already setup in the system. When i use that, you tube channels are pretty good. But when i went inside the app store and downloaded youtube app, the channels through that is not that good. The compactness is good. Weight is not that high when you wear on the head. After couple of hour of evaluation, i decided not to keep it. Not worth to spend this much heavy price on this item. I have an Oculus quest. That is $399.00. If i compare the performance of that with Goovis (not the VR functionality, but talking about video say the BigCinema app in Oculus), i would say Oculus is far far better. The screen size of goovis pro will be pretty much 1/4th size of Big Cinema screen in Oculus. If i put base price of Oculus, i would pay a max of $400 for Goovis Pro. If you are planning to use for office meetings, yes i recommend Goovis. Else if you are planning to use in home to watch movie, i definitely DO NOT recommend this product.

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I didn't get Goovis HDMI adapter ( free gift)

Bluetooth does not support WF-1000XM3G2 supported

Top notch visuals, but a headset that's a little clunky. You have to play around to get it to fit on your head just right. An overhead strap would've helped immensely. Don't they test these things before releasing them? But watch a 3d movie on this baby and you feel like you've never watched a movie before. The Wizard of Oz puts you right there on the farm in Kansas, and you are immersed in Oz like never before. Fast forward to Aladdin and the dazzling visuals in 2d become an experience like no other in 3d. Don't cheap out on the lesser price version of this product. Only get this one. It's expensive, but well worth it when you strap it on and watch the Genie leap off the screen and make you a part of the movie.

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