GenBasic Quad HD Android Virtual Reality System - 2560x1440 All in One VR Headset with HDMI Input

GenBasic

30 customer reviews

Learn more about Trade-In

Buy digital :

Buy new :

Buy used :

1 new from $299.99

See All Buying Options

Other Sellers on Amazon: 1 new from $299.99

Added to

Unable to add item to List. Please try again.

Image Unavailable

Image not available for
Color:

Sorry, this item is not available in
Image not available
To view this video download Flash Player

About the product

VIRTUAL REALITY UNLEASHED: Enjoying virtual reality but tethered to a computer? Want to enjoy it on the go? Experience the true freedom of virtual reality with the GenBasic All-in-One Android-powered QuadHD VR Headset System. Enjoy a 2D or 3D movie in your own virtual private theater while on a flight or in a train. Relax to some Android games while on riding the subway or bus to and from work. The possibilities are as endless as your imagination.
IMMERSE YOURSELF: Forget Hacky Cell Phone VR, specialized blue-reflective optics and Quad HD (2560x1440) 5.5" display means twice the pixel density of Full HD (1920x1080) found in most cell phones and headsets and it makes a world of difference. You are met with sharper and smoother visuals for a more immersive experience. Integrated dimensional sound system lets you enjoy rich 3D audio content without having headphones while also supporting wired and Bluetooth headsets.
FULLY LOADED AND READY TO GO: Packed with Nibiru Android OS and Google Play Store, enjoy watching 360° videos, Android games, Google Expeditions, and Cardboard VR content like never before. Works with 2D/3D and VR content with a simple mode switch! You can also privately view content from a computer, Playstation 3/4, or Xbox 360/One via the HDMI In on a virtual screen. We do not recommend latency sensitive applications for HDMI in unless that content is already in VR layout.
MERELY THE START: Non-stop content and software feature enhancements means that this is only the beginning of your experience with us. We will take you to new places, see new things, learn more about the world around us all without leaving the comforts that surrounds you.
BEST HOLIDAY GIFT: This is the BEST gift of 2017 for travelers and tech people! Pair it with Bose headphones and prepare to enter another realm! We guarantee that you will enjoy this product and will be coming back for more! Not recommended for people with hyperopia/farsightedness!

Customers who bought this item also bought

Page 1 of 1 Start overPage 1 of 1

This shopping feature will continue to load items. In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading.

556

$13.99
29

$14.99
77

$11.99
73

$24.95
244

$119.99
25,299

$44.99

What other items do customers buy after viewing this item?

Oculus Rift - Virtual Reality Headset Oculus, Windows

Oculus

578

$429.99
Oculus Touch Oculus, Windows

Oculus

281

$89.46
214

$29.99
Acgam R1 Bluetooth 4.0 Wireless Gamepad VR Remote Mini Game Controller Joystick for IOS Android

29

$14.99

Customers viewing this page may be interested in these sponsored links

(What's this?)

Product description

What's Included:

GenBasic Quad HD Android Virtual Reality Headset
3 Point Headset Strap
3 Feet HDMI to Mini HDMI Cable
USB Type A to MicroUSB Cable
US 5V 2A Power Adapter
User Guide

Hardware Specification:

5.5" Quad HD 2560x1440 75Hz Low Latency LCD Display
Integrated Dimensional Audio System
Rockchip RK3288 - Quad Core ARM Cortex-A17 @ 1.8GHz and Mali-T764 @ 600MHz
2GB DDR3 RAM
16GB eMMC with expandable MicroSD card storage
4K H.265, H.264 Hardware Decoder
2.4GHz 802.11b/g/n WiFi
Bluetooth 4.0
HDMI Input (1080P)
USB 2.0 Type A Host Port
3.7V 4000mAH Battery (2-4H Battery Life)

Optical Specification

Extra Large 40mm Blue Reflective Low Dispersion Aspheric Glass Lens Element
110° Field of View (FOV)
Per Eye Adjustable Pupillary Distance
Adjustable Focus/Display Distance
Compensates for Myopia/Nearsightedness up to -6.00

Software Specification:

Android Nibiru OS
Google Play Store

1 Year Warranty

Product information

ASIN

B01MTNEOJV

Customer Reviews

30 customer reviews

3.0 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#11,196 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#5 in Video Games > PlayStation 4 > Virtual Reality > Headsets
#11 in Video Games > PC Games > Virtual Reality > Headsets
#26 in Electronics > Wearable Technology > Virtual Reality > Video Game VR Headsets

Pricing

The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price.

Package Dimensions

9.2 x 7.8 x 4 inches; 2.2 pounds

Media:

Video Game

Warranty & Support

Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product, please click here

Feedback

If you are a seller for this product, would you like to suggest updates through seller support?

Would you like to tell us about a lower price?

Customers viewing this page may be interested in these sponsored links

(What's this?)

Customer Questions & Answers

See questions and answers

Customer reviews

3.0 out of 5 stars

5 star		30%
4 star		10%
3 star		17%
2 star		23%
1 star		20%

Write a customer review

See all verified purchase reviews

Top customer reviews

Solid VR at an affordable price

ByD. Morganon December 6, 2016

Verified Purchase

First off, the shipping's quick: got my headset in two days coast to coast. Usually a good indicator the company means business. Packaged nicely with easy to understand and basic instructions.
Build quality is good, and the unit is snugly put together. The headband is stretchy and thick, also done nicely from solid materials. The buttons on the unit for navigation and hardware control are clean and snappy, with intuitive layout. It feels a bit odd at first, but a little tinkering makes you comfortable quick.
The headset wears fairly comfortable, considering it's a head-mounted computer. That being said, after about two hours I felt like I needed just a touch more padding. Other than that, the unit is so well done, with pupillary adjustment and scalable focus, (absolutely necessary after taking it to the bar and letting nearly a dozen friends flip out on it) that I have no complaints on the quality of the object itself. The lenses are easily removable to clean with the included cloth, and the molding surrounding all the interfaces on the bottom front ledge of the unit are cleanly molded with easy access. Headphones plug in snugly and the sound is wonderful. Haven't filled the local SD yet, so I can't tell you about the expandable storage. If it's as easy to handle as the wifi and Bluetooth settings, than it's completely painless.
The unit comes loaded with some great VR experiences and a few good games. There's currently a plethora of companies hosting VR content on the pre-loaded Google Play Store, so a quick link up to wifi allows you access to damn near anything you can think of VR. It's friggin' awesome. The graphical prowess of the unit is nothing to scoff at either. The 2560x1440 5.5 inch screen is gorgeous, refreshing at a headache-free 75Hz. This unit's so good, it's waiting for content to catch up with it. After experiencing phone-based VR, then trying these, I can comfortably say the difference is like night and day. Worth the price in my opinion. 4K support, HDMI in, Wifi, Bluetooth, AND Android 5.1 WITH the company saying firmware updates?! Hell, why not? It beats any phone-based VR I've seen, and the battery life isn't bad either. I got nearly 4 hours straight on a %93 charge. And everybody I let demo it now wants one. I'll update this review after I try the SD, USB, and HDMI ports.

44 comments 53 people found this helpful. Was this review helpful to you?YesNo

Bad Experience / Not! 4k / SD Slot Defect / Bad Software

ByApollo Smileon July 8, 2017

Verified Purchase

Pros: It turned on. HDMI input worked well.
Its neat but defective.

CONS:

Cannot change you tube video quality in 360 view or app, Old you tube version not supporting 360 videos!.
I CANT BREATH! This thing covers my nose and i sound like a duck. its to tight on the nose.
Battery drains faster a can of soda u drink.
Defective Micro SD Port: Better make sure you insert it with extreme caution as mine is now inside the device unrecoverable i want my SD Back!!
Defective lenses: Blurrier then mashed potatoes on your screen. I felt the need to keep it clean 90% of the time.
SCREEN PARTICLES: What the actual Crap this screen was loaded with micro particles all over i had to keep wiping the screen to get rid of stuff all over the inside of the screen.
USB supplied cable is not new and is USED with some signs of rust and use.
MISLEADING ADVERTISEMENT (((NOT 4K))) by a long shot! BS BS BS If this screen is 4k i am brad pit. More like 720P Marketing Lies! RCA has better video quality then this headset. My 20 dollar VR headset that i put a phone in had a better image quality. With 4k Each eye should recieve 1440P and it looks like a super Nintendo screen.
User intuitive is in the trash. Extremely hard to use and Forget about using emulators because news flash it doesn't even find the Roms folder.
Build quality is OK but poor. Feels like a toy in your hands. 3D performance is trash.
WiFi connectivity on videos is so bad it buffers more then a floor scrubber.
its 2017 why is this running android 5.0?????

This thing is a joke and i challenge anyone to prove me wrong.

I WANT MY MICRO SD CARD BACK THAT GOT STUCK INSIDE THE DEVICE.

11 commentWas this review helpful to you?YesNo

Great image quality, but poor field of vision...

ByDamien G Hugheson June 10, 2017

Verified Purchase

I received the headset a couple of days ago - here are my opinions in the form of pros and cons:

Pros:
* The sample videos that come on the headset were of excellent visual quality - there was absolutely no noticeable "screen door effect"
* The headset fit comfortably and securely on my head and didn't feel real top-heavy or allow light from the outside world to leak in
* The battery power (though not great) is competitive with the average VR headset on the market

Cons:
* It wasn't a truly immersive experience because I could clearly see the screen edges and the inner plastic while wearing the headset (in other words, it has a poor field of vision)
* The instruction manual that came with the package was a bit confusing (although if you go on their website, the manual available online is much easier to understand - in fact, I'd suggest they use their online manual as the one they print and ship to users).
* The user interface wasn't especially intuitive (although I've certainly seen worse). I had a little difficulty figuring out how to switch from theater mode to being surrounded in 360 degrees by the sample video (but I did get it figured out).

Up In the Air:
* I didn't try most of the settings like wifi or HDMI as I only need it for a very specific purpose. (I'm the owner of a startup who plans to film 360 videos and sell them along with headsets to customers.)

Conclusion: It's hard to say. In this product's defense, I think the reviews that criticize the headset as having low-quality video are much too harsh. I don't think they realize that VR is currently in its infancy. All VR headsets on the market today are first generation headsets that have some limitations because of having to stretch the pixels over 360 degrees. Some people expect VR headsets to have super-high sharpness which is simply not possible at this stage of VR hardware development. In fact, I would argue that the image quality is above average. However, the image quality was boosted at the expense of a poor field of vision which leaves you not feeling truly immersed (which is ultimately the whole point of VR - feeling like you're part of the environment you're watching). I personally would rather have a slightly lower image quality (even if it causes a little bit of a screen door effect) than to have better quality but to not feel immersed.

I'll give it three stars. If the manufacturer can find a way to improve on the user interface (to make the headset easier to use) and to eliminate the headset's blind spots so that you can't see the inner plastic and screen edges, I'd rate it higher.