Review on 🔥 Immersive VR Headset for Android Phone/iPhone with Controller, 120° FOV, 3.5mm Audio Wireless Adaptor, Anti-Blue-Light Lenses | Fits Mobiles up to 6.7/7.2 Inches (WBR) by Mark Greenwood

We are practically new. Pun! But seriously, for the money this is an excellent device. When you look at something like the Oculus that costs over $800, it still amazes me that I have something so satisfying for $50. The amount of things that are free to watch makes this even more amazing. You can watch 360 degree videos on YouTube and it's fun, but they have more 3D viewing experience. Downloading the app and getting access to real VR media takes it to a whole new level. Full immersion. The integrated headphones are also a big plus. The all-in-one device makes it very convenient to use. It also comes with a small remote control for answering and ending calls. We have that. I haven't quite figured it out yet, but it seems like a nice little feature. This device also came with a gaming joystick, which we haven't quite figured out yet. But apart from the small peripherals, it is more than worth the money. We only played with it one day and immediately ordered three to give to our grandchildren for Christmas this year. If you're willing to take a closer look at a VR device for the money and performance, I would stop looking and just buy it now. The only thing I could say is that this device would be better if it came with Wi-Fi. There is a tiny cable that plugs into your phone's 3.5 jack. If your phone doesn't have such a connector, I would recommend looking for a device with built-in Wi-Fi capability. nice little feature. This device also came with a gaming joystick, which we haven't quite figured out yet. But apart from the small peripherals, it is more than worth the money. We only played with it one day and immediately ordered three to give to our grandchildren for Christmas this year. If you're willing to take a closer look at a VR device for the money and performance, I would stop looking and just buy it now. The only thing I could say is that this device would be better if it came with Wi-Fi. There is a tiny cable that plugs into your phone's 3.5 jack. If your phone does not have such a connector, I would suggest looking for a device with built-in Wi-Fi. nice little feature. This device also came with a gaming joystick, which we haven't quite figured out yet. But apart from the small peripherals, it is more than worth the money. We only played with it one day and immediately ordered three to give to our grandchildren for Christmas this year. If you're willing to take a closer look at a VR device for the money and performance, I would stop looking and just buy it now. The only thing I could say is that this device would be better if it came with Wi-Fi. There is a tiny cable that plugs into your phone's 3.5 jack. If your phone doesn't have such a connector, I would suggest to search for a device with built-in Wi-Fi. That's not entirely clear yet. But small peripheral consoles aside, the device is more than worth the money. We only played with it one day and immediately ordered three to give to our grandchildren for Christmas this year. If you're willing to take a closer look at a VR device for the money and performance, I would stop looking and just buy it now. The only thing I could say is that this device would be better if it came with Wi-Fi. There is a tiny cable that plugs into your phone's 3.5 jack. If your phone doesn't have such a connector, I would suggest looking for a device with built-in Wi-Fi. That's not entirely clear yet. But apart from the small peripherals, it is more than worth the money. We only played with it one day and immediately ordered three to give to our grandchildren for Christmas this year. If you're willing to take a closer look at a VR device for the money and performance, I would stop looking and just buy it now. The only thing I could say is that this device would be better if it came with Wi-Fi. There is a tiny cable that plugs into your phone's 3.5 jack. If your phone doesn't have such a connector, I would suggest looking for a device with built-in Wi-Fi. and ordered three to give to my grandchildren for Christmas this year. If you're ready to take a closer look at a VR device for the money and its performance, I would stop looking and just buy it now. The only thing I could say is that this device would be better if it came with Wi-Fi. There is a tiny cable that plugs into your phone's 3.5 jack. If your phone doesn't have such a connector, I would suggest looking for a device with built-in Wi-Fi. and ordered three to give to my grandchildren for Christmas this year. If you're willing to take a closer look at a VR device for the money and performance, I would stop looking and just buy it now. The only thing I could say is that this device would be better if it came with Wi-Fi. There is a tiny cable that plugs into your phone's 3.5 jack. If your phone does not have such a connector, I would suggest looking for a device with built-in Wi-Fi. If you're willing to take a closer look at a VR device for the money and performance, I would stop looking and just buy it now. The only thing I could say is that this device would be better if it came with Wi-Fi. There is a tiny cable that plugs into your phone's 3.5 jack. If your phone doesn't have such a connector, I would suggest looking for a device with built-in Wi-Fi. If you're willing to take a closer look at a VR device for the money and performance, I would stop looking and just buy it now. The only thing I could say is that this device would be better if it came with Wi-Fi. There's a tiny cable that goes into the 3, 5 socket of your telephone. If your phone doesn't have such a connector, I would suggest looking for a device with built-in Wi-Fi.