Dreamthinker, Great for Experience 3d, Comfortable Virtual Reality Headset, 3d Games and Moives for Smartphone

Works great with my iPhone 6s Plus. Great affordable VR option for those wanting something stronger than cardboard.If you have an iPhone 6/6s Plus I recommend not using the included pads and just keeping a thin case on the phone. Its much easier to keep the phone attached to the back-plate.

The FOV was very poor, the lens was adjustable but not good quality. This is actually a chinese rip off the VR Box headset which sells for ~$20, they just slapped a name on it. Would not recommend, paying a premium for an already poor quality VR headset.Also the mounting mechanism is not very stable got larger phones, presses buttons in causing restarts/volume changes.Headset was very comfortable though.

First off, do not buy this phone for VR gaming. The FOV (although another reviewer said it was great...) is very poor. Maybe 80-90 degrees? That aside, this headset is wonderful for watching youtube videos and movies. The sliding mechanism for loading the phone is brilliant, although it's such a great fit I often have trouble removing it. I'll probably mod it to make it easier to grab and pull out. The headset has a nice fake leather cushion around the outside which helps for comfort. No cushion on the nose however, so if you've got a larger nose with a pointy bridge, this may not be great, although the top strap can easily help relieve pressure on the nose. The lenses aren't amazing, but the fact that you can adjust their focal distance and IPD TOTALLY makes up for it. Google Cardboard's original design did not fit my IPD and so I'm glad I found a headset that actually accommodated me. I use this with my LG G4 (leather back), and it's a very... very tight fit. When I load it in, I actually have to press in on the entering side of the phone to get it flush with the plastic (due to the phone's slight curve), and at that point I can slide it in no problem.In all, highly recommended for movie/video watching, not recommended for vr gaming. Surprisingly comfortable.

Made for a small face. Not a good fit for normal people.

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Waste of time. Had to return it next day. Did not work at all. too glitchy and just could not see any thing realistic. Had to return it after struggling with it for two days.

This is the most comfortable, innovative, and remarkable design to VR. From the face cushion, to the removable tray that uses little plastic spacers (to not press the phone's volume and power buttons) to the quality strap and big focal lenses, this is the hands-down best VR headset I have used. I've owned over 15 other models at this point.The problem is that mine has a manufacturing defect where one of the lenses is loose and flops around left and right. This makes a huge impact on any app that requires leaning. It also makes it difficult to introduce anyone to VR. On other headsets you can adjust the eyes to about where your average human would have a good view. Not this one. User's will see blurry disoriented views and not like the experience at all. It's a shame, but it really does make the product less than remarkable. I'm trying to think of a solution that will not damage the product. I'm a software developer and these mechanical objects are not my forte.

Just received this product today after ordering 3 days ago, and I have to say, it is amazing!! When I first ordered it, I didn't have the highest expectations for it, but when I assembled it and put it to use, I was surprised by the results! Here are some things that I found awesome about this headset: PROS:1.) It is very conformable! The nose piece is just the right size, not too big, not too small. Plus the leather padding's combination with the design of the head strap makes it an easy fit. Coming from an owner of a Google Cardboard, you can really appreciate how much better if feels on your face lol.2.) The lenses are very nice and big. The FOV of 110 is incredible for a VR headset that costs $35, and it has a great ability to emulate immersion. (I have an iPod touch 5th gen and for those of you who were wondering, it still works very well with this headset and still has an immersive feel as long as you set the lens and pupil distance settings correctly.)3.) You can remove the white flap next to the covering for use of Augmented Reality4.) On the slide where you insert your device, there is a helpful line to show where the middle of your screen should go. CONS:1.) If you have a device that is not wide enough for the slide (example my iPod touch 5) it will tend to move around when you move your head too quickly, although can probably be fixed with some scotch tape :p2.) Not too bad of a con in my opinion but unlike the Google Cardboard, there is no nfc or magnet on the headset. As a solution I just bought a bluetooth controller for about $13 and that did the trick.Overall this is a very fun headset to use! I would recommend it to anyone who is curious about using VR and wants to feel immersed while playing games/watching videos on a cheaper budget :D