FEEBZ 3D VR Headset for Kids 2.0 – for iPhone & Android Phones | with 3D VR Videos & Apps Links | Virtual Reality Goggles Set for Beginners Olive

Great price point
Great for entry level, gave it to my brother and he liked it.

Turns your phone into a VR headset!
These are great, you can view vr content by inserting your phone. The instructions are a bit lacking, but it really is not hard to figure out. I have not tried their free app, as I have no room on my current phone, but hope to be upgrading in the near future, and will try it then.Because, I don’t have their app, I just used any video app, like google or YouTube and searched for VR or360 viewing, and there are several videos you can view for free. When you choose VR headset, or 360 vr viewing, the screen goes to a split screen, so the VR headset works. They work fine for this, no problems at all. This is a great way to experience VR without paying a steep price.These are made of high-quality materials, at least they appear to be, are adjustable and comfortable to wear. Your phone will not be damaged by using these.

Perfect for watching phone VR video
I’ve used several headsets like this over the years, since even though I own a “proper” VR headset, I find watching videos to be more enjoyable with a “phone VR” set up like this. This is only the second set I’ve ever tried that included a touch button on the outside of the headset, which is really important when watching videos as it lets you “reset” the screen to a different position when you move, and also helps keep drifting to a minimum.The picture quality is great, and the IP distance, while locked, has a large range of movement so you can get very close to where you need it. Each lens can also be moved forwards or back, independent of the other if you need to change the depth focus per eye. For the price, this is a really great set, that even beats out more expensive options I’ve used.

Very comfortable
I’ve been mildly interested in VR for years now. I say mildly because I’ve never had any real interest in dropping big bucks on it, such as in the expensive big-rig AR/VR equipment that’s available now from several big companies. It’s just a fun tech to dabble in now and again. I first got interested when google came out with their cardboard product – which was a VR viewer made of cardboard that you could fold into the appropriate shape, and with a couple magnets and a couple lenses and a rubber-band, voila! you had a VR viewer. They also have an app called cardboard with which you can take your own immersive photographs, complete with sound, that can be viewed on their cardboard viewer.That’s the space that this device occupies. It’s not really for hi-tech applications like they have now, it’s for a fun and inexpensive foray into immersive video and photography. This device is more comfortable and more durable than the google cardboard viewer, and this also comes with nice adjustable straps to keep it on your head, which the cardboard product doesn’t have. Plus, there are adjustments for eye-span and (independent) eye-focus. It’s bigger than a cardboard viewer, but it will last longer, be a bit more functional, and is comfortable.At this price it’s a fun diversion for some length of time when you get together with family (especially kids) or friends. Everybody finds it fun and interesting for a little while – although an unfortunate few also find it wildly nauseating, and will be sick the rest of the night (that happens with all VR viewers, not just this one). And there is a lot of content on youtube. Much more than when I last investigated this with my cardboard viewer.This viewer does what it’s supposed to do, and does it well. Highly recommended.