Virtual Reality Viewer - brown

Cheap entry into 3D games, but i wear glasses, so the field of view wasn't great because it wasn't adjustable. Even with a 2500x1400 screen phone, it was still pixelated, and after a few minutes, got a headache. But it's fun for a few minutes, and maybe longer if you don't wear glasses.

The Insignia cardboard viewer works well with my iPhone. The padding on the forehead area and around the nose makes it comfortable to use. My mom doesn't get around as easily as she used to. Having this viewer has allowed us to "travel" to see some pretty spectacular sights.

If you wanted a quick sample of a VR experience on either a IOS and android device this is the most affordable way. Using the select google cardboard App Store their is a small handful of games and apps you can try. As well as watching VR content offered by sites such as youtube. Don't expect anything mind blowing just standard VR, and with the lack of a head strap be ready to hold this up unless your creative enough to make your own strap.

I wanted a cheap little thing to play around with the VR on my phone and this works. I doesn't hold the phone very well so I ended up with my hand covering the phone just in case the rubber band holding it in place failed. I would never suggest moving around with it on. Still if you want to get the idea of what it's like there isn't anything wrong with getting this cheap one to play with.

This has been an interesting purchase. My only complaint is there are no straps to keep it on your head.

I considered these when they were $9.99 just for the gimmick. They're cardboard, it's handheld with no way to strap to head, there's no way to control the media without removing the phone/device from the enclosure and the media offered is limited. However, I jumped on the deal when it was only $1! All that said, I think this is the perfect way to get an idea of a VR experience. This will not be an item you'll use much. Either you're blown away and you'll devote to a high end VR rig or you'll enjoy for a day or so and it'll sit on your shelf not to be used again. For the price, it could scratch an itch or decide for you if VR is your thing without utter buyer's remorse. YouTube has media to use with this and there are several apps one can download to try out VR. Not reflective of this product but most apps make you pay for HD media which is needed to really experience this platform of entertainment. Just FYI.

This was an impulse buy. I saw it on sale for about $3 so I said to myself “eh why not?” I’m not very tech savvy so after about an hour figuring this out it was totally worth it. The virtual reality was hilarious to me. At one point while still learning an animal in the tutorial startled me. I’ve never experienced the VR world and this was a great way to start. I gave it a 4 only because it can get a bit tiresome having to hold it with both hands the whole time, but that’s what the expensive ones are for I guess. Anyway if you want to just try the VR world then this is a great start for more than half off the Big Brand prices.

We were very curious what VR looked like, this viewer was a very affordable way to check it out. With 20 friends and family for the Holidays everyone, young and old, had a great time learning what this new technology had to offer at a basic level. If you're just curious or want to see if you like it before purchasing an upgraded version, this is the way to go! It was very simple to use, held up nicely with all the passing around (we're still using it) and everyone had a lot of fun. For the young and old we started them in a swivel chair so they could get the full 360 experience without endangering anyone or the furniture. We passed it around for hours most taking multiple turns. For a test set or the occasional user, it's HIGHLY Recommended. Now that you've seen what it has to offer, you'll understand out what options you want to see in your upgraded version.