Virtual Reality Headset for Kids - for iPhone & Android | Includes BT Remote Controller + Built-in Button | VR Goggles Set for Phones 4.5"-6.5" - Green

Finding a headset that can hold a Samsung Note10+ or S22 Ultra is difficult. Well, this one does and remarkably well. You can recycle your (now unsupported by Samsung as of 2024, yet otherwise perfectly usable) Note10+ into a novice VR device. It is well built, explanations easy to follow and great VR suggestions to go through.If you are interested into trying out VR, that you have a larger phone and don't feel like breaking the bank to start the exploration, this headset is for you.

I'm majoring in computer animation, and I love everything 3D from apps, games, movies, software you name it. But this was my first time purchasing a VR headset, after watching YouTube reviews of varouis headsets I decided to purchase the Feebz with remote. It was one of the few that came with a remote plus an action button, giving you the chance to play games that use all 3 functions such as motion (turning your head), using an action button, or a remote. The remote not working was one of the issues on some of the reviews I saw but the remote that came with the feebz worked fine and paired with my phone easily. Also I was worried about my phone being compatible to fit in the headset because my screen is a 6.7 inch but to my surprise the phone fit perfectly. The viewing lens on the feebz shows bright and clear and are comfortable for viewing for long periods of time. I am completely satisfied with my purchase and would definitely recommend this product to anyone and the price is a value for the quality.

I have great vision, and within minutes i could feel the strain on my eyes no matter how much i adjusted the settings. You feel this in your eyes hours after wearing the goggles even for just minutes at a time. And as for quality, you're just looking at pixels on your phone up close, so it really isnt great. Good idea for kids but at the same time its terrible due to messing with your vision and the side effects that come with it. Would notrecommend for kids for this reason alone. Well, wouldnt recommend them period

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This is quite a good VR substitute given the price. For approximately 50-60$ you are getting a decent fraction of the experience you would get from a low end VR device such as the oculus which starts at 10x this price of 500$. I think your experience will be even better if you have a 4K display phone or 120Hz refresh rate and compatible VR software.With little setup, the VR headset can be used to watch VR content through Youtube VR or Youtube 360 among other apps.With extended setup and use in conjunction with other devices and programs such as VRidge, you can utilize steam VR and a powerful computer to play games in VR with a mouse and keyboard. You may also utilize an Xbox controller or other phones to use as controllers giving you an experience much closer to expensive VR options at a much cheaper price. (Aprox 100$ vs 599$)Two negatives are that the remote seems to have little utility inside apps like YouTube when used for VR, and seemly can't be used for SteamVR use. Additionally, the Field of View (FOV) is not as large as devices such as the Oculus.The VR headset is of good plastic build, with the option to take off the front plate so you phone camera can be utilized to see a "passthrough" like feature. Even large phones (6.5") fit inside the device.If you are just looking for watching VR video this can do the job for a good price, and if you are capable of tinkering, setup, and troubleshooting this headset can also be used to play high quality VR games.