Virtual Reality Headset, ELEGIANT 3D VR Glasses Virtual Reality Box for 3D Movies Video Games for iPhone 8 7 6 6s Plus Samsung S8 S7 S6 Edge S5 Note 5 &Other Smartphone - 2nd Generation VR Headset

I was really sceptical about this when I saw all the reviews on YouTube because it seemed like they sent loads out to try to drum up interest but from the first time I tried it I was hooked. I have a quad nd screen which helps the experience. The unit is well built and performs really well considering the price. It's a little fiddly to get my larger phone in the spring loaded mounts and there's a little light that sneaks in around your nose but with low light you don't get that. It's comfortable to wear and the experience is pretty immersive. I'm real k y happy with it and thoroughly recommend it for someone who wants a budget VR experience. (Bear in mind the higher the spec phone, the better the experience.)

Ordered this pretty much on the strength of other product reviews and ultimately found it pretty disappointing. I don't know if I was maybe shipped a faulty headset but for me, the flap at the front where you insert your phone would never stay shut (I'm using a Moto G5 Plus btw) and the weight of my phone popped the flap open pretty much every time I tried to put the headset on.Secondly, whilst you can adjust pupil distance e.t.c I could never get it 100% perfect (maybe it's my eyes?!) and there was always a black outline, or at the very worst the white line between the 2 sets of video was visible, or the right eyes video would bleed into the corner of the left. Also, if you are using with Google Cardboard, there's no way to physically 'touch' the screen whilst you are using it, which is the first step in the cardboard demo! I don't know if you can get around this with a remote? I have a Xbox360 joypad I used as a Android gamepad and it didn't work on the demo but yeah, keep that in mind if you are thinking of ordering.On the plus side the straps are adjustable and it felt comfortable although I didn't wear it for a long period of time. And if you have a phone that uses wired earphones you can still keep them plugged in to the phone thanks to the gaps on the side.I can't recommend this really, and I returned mine on the grounds that the flap at the front wasn't securely fastened enough to contain my phone.

To be fair, I was looking for something cheap to try out and I shouldn't have expected anything more really, but this wasn't that great, for £20, I could've invested in a good pizza and found more satisfaction. My lens came with a few scratches ( however easily rubbed away with the cloth provided ), the comfort is there for sure as it Dosent hurt, an iPhone 5C fitted nicely in the holder, but I could still see the sides of my phone and that meant I lost the experience, picture quality on the apps on the AppStore are poor and really didn't make it worthwhile watching. I took off the lens protectors so not sure if I can return it? Debating whether to actually keep it as a possession or not...only an hour after acquiring. Make your own judgments on that

They work really well with plenty of focal adjustment and great fitting with the easy to adjust head straps.Would give 5 stars but the clasp to hold the phone compartment shut opens sometimes with my phone, but the phone is much heavier than a standard one. I have no problems with my wife's iPhone.My phone is quite large (5.5 inch screen) and only just fits into the compartment (width-wise - length-wise it is fine) so be aware with larger phones.Generally though really pleased I bought this, especially for the price (~£15). It seems like a more expensive bit of kit than that.The box they come in is also very attractive so would make a good present.

Sent back within 2 hours of receiving... here's why1) cheap feel2) difficult to open phone compartment3) focus buttons make hardly any difference4) you cannot wear glasses with these despite what others say... even the manual tells you not to5) cannot watch movies other than 3Don a positive note they are comfortable to wear, but why bother...this was my first foray into VR and what a disappointment... i have an iphone 6 but the quality of the picture was at best blurry... maybe newer higher res screens would improve things... i tried at least 5 apps and demos and at no time did i feel "immersed"... at this point i thought i'd just give up and let the kids have it but having used it i'm not sure about prolonged exposure to a phone screen from 3 inches away... i'm told newer types have eye protection?Sorry to be a pooper but i'd recommend anyone who is thinking of buying one of these, or anything like it, to go try one first...

very comfy and light on the face. I would recommend to anyone looking for a good build quality but still cheap VR headset

Not suitable for Iphone 5 se or motorolo moto g3...waist of money..

Firstly the good things. There's plenty of padding so it won't hurt your face like some of the other headsets do. The controls for the lenses are really good and allow me to set it up to my eyes. But the problem is how you put your phone in. It's so hard to slide your phone in and it's very tight on my note 4. I can imagine it scratching the sides if I'm not careful. And when it's in, the clamps cover up the on button and volume rocker so I can't change volume. I'd say it's one of the best I've used and would have got 5* if it had some sort of release on the springs to make it easy to slide in and didn't cover up what are essential controls