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No, We are in the process of testing and approving other phones then the ones currently approved.. Please find the updated list of phones at jedichallenges.com/compatibility.

The supported phones are iPhones 6 and up, and several Samsung/Android devices. Go here and scroll to the bottom to get a full list: https://www3.lenovo.com/us/en/jedichallenges/ Other phones may work in the headset but aren't explicitly supported. One reason for the restriction may be the size of the device, particularly the screen. You have to insert your phone into a tray in the headset, and then align the screen with a window in the tray, and that projects the images into the headset, so phones that are too big (Galaxy Note) or too small (iPhone SE) may be powerful enough to run the app but their images won't align properly with the projection unit.

No. There is a list of compatible phones. I have a S6, which is not on the list, but it worked just fine.

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No, We are in the process of testing and approving other phones then the ones currently approved.. Please find the updated list of phones at jedichallenges.com/compatibility.
Answered by Lenovo Product Expert 7 years ago
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The supported phones are iPhones 6 and up, and several Samsung/Android devices. Go here and scroll to the bottom to get a full list: https://www3.lenovo.com/us/en/jedichallenges/ Other phones may work in the headset but aren't explicitly supported. One reason for the restriction may be the size of the device, particularly the screen. You have to insert your phone into a tray in the headset, and then align the screen with a window in the tray, and that projects the images into the headset, so phones that are too big (Galaxy Note) or too small (iPhone SE) may be powerful enough to run the app but their images won't align properly with the projection unit.
Answered by blamft 7 years ago
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No. There is a list of compatible phones. I have a S6, which is not on the list, but it worked just fine.
Answered by cmack5000 7 years ago
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