Google Cardboard,Topmaxions 3D VR Virtual Reality DIY VR Headset for 3D Movies and Games Compatible with Android & Apple Up to 6 Inch Easy Setup Machine

These things are amazing for something that only cost $6. I'm terrible with technology so I wouldn't have bought a VR headset otherwise, in case it was too annoying to figure out how to use. This requires no tech savvy, just find a VR video on youtube or whatever, stick your phone inside the cardboard box, and look into them like you would any other pair of googles. I took the advice of another reviewer and downloaded the "Within" app, and the videos on there worked way better than what I could find on YouTube. So if your having trouble with the quality of the YouTube ones, definitely check that out. Overall, not something I'd use everyday because clearly, it's made out of cardboard so not the most comfortable. But it has shown me how cool VR technology can be, so I'm already considering buying a better headset. Which should really be your purpose for these - just drop the $6 you wouldn't give a second thought about spending on coffee and a donut on these, but instead of getting coffee and a donut, you get to see how it would feel to be in a rocket taking off for the moon, then opening the capsule and going on a space walk. (That was one of my favorite videos, on the Within app.) Or there's jurassic park ones on YouTube that are pretty cool. There's something about it that's super relaxing too (unless you watch the horror vids, which I'm definitely too chicken to do.) But yeah, it blocks out the rest of your vision so you're fully immersed in the video, maybe that's why it's much more relaxing than watching Netflix in your bedroom. You'll still be watching videos in your bedroom, but for $6 you can somewhat convince your body that you're taking a stroll through the rainforest. If I get a more comfortable headset I'll definitely use it to relax before bed. Just get the darn thing man, have I mentioned it's only $6?

There are NO instructions to tell you what you need to know about these so: 1. You need to download the Google Cardboard app for these to work correctly. You can view other VR footage but ONLY if they have the GC feature enabled. The lenses cannot be adjusted to accommodate pupillary distance (something other pricier goggles have been able to include) which is one reason the app is required. 2. Not too hard to figure out how to origami these but I had only watched 2 VR videos trying to figure out why my vision wouldn’t line up before I decided to return them and as I was unfolding it the phone holder just tore off with barely a touch. That's how I discovered the app bc now it was forever mine. VR goggles reportedly can cause headaches, nausea, & visual disturbances so this is a very cheap, entertaining test drive.

I'm an older person that was looking for something cheap for my very first VR headset. So I ordered this headset. This is a very good beginner headset. Most videos work. Some videos don't work. I looked it up to see why. It's because some videos don't match up with your pupils. I don't really understand this. But that's why. This headset don't have a way to adjust it so you can see the video. So I just watch videos I can see very well. I even installed a bunch of apps that work very well with this headset. This headset hurts your nose. So you only can use it as long as you can stand it on your nose. This is do to the weight of your phone, not the headset itself. I'm sure if you have a light weight phone it wont be as bad on your nose. Oh and the back came off while I was putting it together. But no problem. I just taped it back on with duct tape. I will be ordering a more expensive one next month. I will keep this one as a backup when I get another one.

I really wanted to like this VR headset, but unfortunately, it was a frustrating experience from the start. The setup was confusing, and the device felt unintuitive to use. Even after spending a lot of time adjusting the settings, the image quality remained blurry and inconsistent. It’s hard to stay immersed when everything looks out of focus or distorted.The tracking was unreliable, and the motion felt laggy. I ended up feeling dizzy after just a short session. Overall, it feels like this technology still has a long way to go before it's ready for mainstream use. For the price, I expected a much more polished and functional product.

I got this for my iPhone 6+ after learning that there are now free apps available for it! It's really cool!!! I'd tried an Oculus Rift once and was blown away...so I have some basis for comparison. What these inexpensive Google Cardboard VR accessories can do is really amazing given the price and the fact that it's essentially just a piece of cardboard with 2 lenses attached!One little aspect I think is really cool is the 'button' that you use to invoke actions on menu items. It's a cutout piece of cardboard that's covered on both the top and bottom with some touch screen activating material. So at the top of it...the end you press with your finger, you can tell that it's the button just by feel alone. On the other end when you press down with your finger a longer piece of cardboard is pushed against the screen and because it has this fabric at the tip of it your desired action is invoked. You control its position by this little arrow that moves around on the screen. It's pretty brilliant!Some quick steps to using it are. First download and tap to open the Google Cardboard VR app. Then place your iPhone into it and close it with the Velcro that's attached. Hold it up to your eyes and move your head around to see different areas. As you move your head up and down different parts of the screen are displayed and at some point, depending upon the app, you'll see some controls or menu items to explore further. Then use the cool little button I described!This is simple enough for adults to use!