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Overall it's a pretty nice headset. Let's break it down:
Pros:
- Solid build. Cardboard can be ruined by water, but this thing can take a few hits since it's a sturdier design (plastic).
- Padding. The padding around the eyes is quite sufficient and hardly caused discomfort to me.I doubt you'll find better padding at this price range.
- Headstrap. That's the main reason I wanted something better than the standard G-Cardboard. It seems to fit my head just fine.
- Phone fits. I have a Droid Turbo, and it fits inside just fine as far as length and height are concerned. The phone stays put by being pressed by a foam piece inside the unit - I had reservations about this at first, but it ended up doing its just quite nicely.
- Lens focus adjustments. You can adjust both the distances between the lenses and the distance from each lens to the phone screen. Because of this, I can use this unit with or without my glasses.
- Works (at least for me) with or without glasses. Just adjust the lens focus.THis also very likely depends on your style of glasses. Mine are nothing crazy.
- Headphone port. You can flip your phone in either horizontal orientation and the headphone wires still have a way out of the unit.
Cons:
- NO BUTTON. This makes using a lot of apps very annoying, unfortunately. I might have to physically hack into my unit to put something in there to perform button presses since a lot of apps require button presses, and for this unit you have to take your phone out, press the screen, and put it back in (doing this mechanically messes up the focus, too, so you have to re-adjust that as well).
- Phone depth room is slim. My Droid Turbo ( a slim phone) does not fit with any of my cases on it, so I have to remove its case every time I want to put it in the unit. Trial and error learning here.
- Glasses don't feel great. You can pull it off with the right kind of frames, but mine aren't terrific - but also not horrible. To the credit of the headset, you could perhaps take your glasses off and manually adjust the focus to compensate.
- White plastic. It lets in just a tad bit of light around the edges of the screen. Not a deal breaker at all, though - you could just use opaque tape on the edges to block the light.
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This headset does exactly what it should and it does it well. You can experience amazing virtual reality right on your phone for a fraction of the cost of a Samsung VR kit and much more comfortably than google cardboard. The straps are completely adjustable which helps to limit any pressure points that can make wearing a headset uncomfortable. The headset has adjustable focal points that are intuitive and responsive. The flip out compartment where your phone sits is easy to use and fits my my iPhone 6s with room to spare. The phone stays in position very well because it is compressed by a cushion when the compartment is closed. The only downside to this headset is that it is a bit heavy and therefore it becomes uncomfortable if worn for prolonged periods. It does seem like they made it as comfortable and lightweight as possible though. Also I really liked the sturdy reusable cardboard packaging as it is great for storage of the unit.If you have enjoyed this review then please mark it as "helpful" below. Thank you!
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