Review on 👁️ GOOVIS Young Head-Mounted Display - HD M-OLED Eye Protection Head-Mounted Display Compatible with Laptop, PC, Xbox One, Drone, PS4, Nintendo, Set-top Box, Smartphone (Black) - Eye Strain Relief by Mike Wallace

I'm not sure I'd recommend this to anyone else at $600, but as an amateur I can definitely say I love it. The only downside (4 stars out of 5) is that the material around the eyes seems to be torn or permanently deformed very easily during shipping or packaging. This does not detract from the functionality of the headset, but for the premium price buyers should expect the highest level of quality control! Also, having to order adapters separately for the main use case seems a bit silly. I would say that these 2 factors are subtracted from my score by half a point each. However, I am very satisfied with the practicality of this solution. I was most concerned about the feedback that the edges were blurry or fuzzy. but this is very minimal and acceptable from what I see in the device. I can get my left eye (my good eye) to see the entire screen, including the bottom right corner, so edge issues aren't a problem for me. I also see that I can contact Goovis to get a special lens for my right eye as I have astigmatism but this seems unnecessary at the moment. So 5/5 for practicality and form factor, but 4/5 for a minor quality control issue, without a proprietary adapter in the box. SHORT UPDATE: The foam appears to have recovered somewhat, so it's deformed rather than torn. This brings my rating up to 4.5/5. The volume control that came with the device reversed/flipped the sound (directly tested several headsets and tested the volume cable on different devices). so the score dropped back to 4/5 for the revised 4/5. I can get my left eye (my good eye) to see the entire screen, including the bottom right corner, so edge issues aren't a problem for me. I also see that I can contact Goovis to get a special lens for my right eye as I have astigmatism but this seems unnecessary at the moment. So 5/5 for practicality and form factor, but 4/5 for a minor quality control issue, without a proprietary adapter in the box. SHORT UPDATE: The foam appears to have recovered somewhat, so it's deformed rather than torn. This brings my rating up to 4.5/5. The volume control that came with the device reversed/flipped the sound (directly tested several headsets and tested the volume cable on different devices). so the score dropped back to 4/5 for the revised 4/5. I can get my left eye (my good eye) to see the entire screen, including the bottom right corner, so edge issues aren't a problem for me. I also see that I can contact Goovis to get a special lens for my right eye as I have astigmatism but this seems unnecessary at the moment. So 5/5 for practicality and form factor, but 4/5 for a minor quality control issue, without a proprietary adapter in the box. SHORT UPDATE: The foam seems to have recovered a bit, so it's deformed rather than torn. This brings my rating up to 4.5/5. The volume control that came with the device reversed/flipped the sound (directly tested several headsets and tested the volume cable on different devices). so the score dropped back to 4/5 for the revised 4/5. I also see that I can contact Goovis to get a special lens for my right eye as I have astigmatism but this seems unnecessary at the moment. So 5/5 for practicality and form factor, but 4/5 for a minor quality control issue, without a proprietary adapter in the box. SHORT UPDATE: The foam appears to have recovered somewhat, so it's deformed rather than torn. This brings my rating up to 4.5/5. The volume control that came with the device reversed/flipped the audio (tested multiple headsets directly and tested the volume cable on different devices) so the score for the revised 4/5 came back down to a 4/5. I also see that I can contact goovis to get a special lens for my right eye as I have astigmatism but so far it seems unnecessary. So 5/5 for practicality and form factor, but 4/5 for a minor quality control issue, without a proprietary adapter in the box. SHORT UPDATE: The foam appears to have recovered somewhat, so it's deformed rather than torn. This brings my rating up to 4.5/5. The volume control that came with the device reversed/flipped the audio (tested multiple headsets directly and tested the volume cable on different devices) so the score for the revised 4/5 came back down to a 4/5. but 4/5 for a small quality control issue and no branded adapter in the box. SHORT UPDATE: It looks like the foam recovered a bit, so it was deformed and not cracked. This brings my rating up to 4.5/5. Volume control that came with the device that reversed/flipped the audio (tested several headsets directly and tested the volume cable on different devices) so the score for the revised 4/5 dropped back to a 4/5. but 4/5 for a small quality control issue and no branded adapter in the box. SHORT UPDATE: It looks like as if the foam had recovered somewhat, so it was deformed and not broken. This brings my rating up to 4.5/5. The volume control that came with the device reversed/flipped the audio (tested multiple headsets directly and tested the volume cable on different devices) so the score for the revised 4/5 came back down to a 4/5. reversed/flipped the audio (tested a few headsets directly and tested the volume cable on different devices) so the score for the revised 4/5 has dropped back to a 4/5. but 4/5 for a small quality control issue and no branded adapter in the box. SHORT UPDATE: It looks like the foam recovered a bit, so it was deformed and not cracked. This brings my rating up to 4.5/5. The volume control that came with the device reversed/flipped the audio (tested multiple headsets directly and tested the volume cable on different devices) so the score for the revised 4/5 came back down to a 4/5. reversed/flipped the audio (tested a few headsets directly and tested the volume cable on different devices) so the score for the revised 4/5 has dropped back to a 4/5. but 4/5 for a small quality control issue and no branded adapter in the box. SHORT UPDATE: It looks like the foam recovered a bit, so it was deformed and not cracked. This brings my rating up to 4.5/5. The volume control that came with the device reversed/flipped the audio (tested multiple headsets directly and tested the volume cable on different devices) so the score for the revised 4/5 came back down to a 4/5. but 4/5 for a small quality control issue and no branded adapter in the box. SHORT UPDATE: It looks like the foam recovered a bit, so it was deformed and not cracked. This brings my rating up to 4.5/5. The volume control that came with the device reversed/flipped the audio (tested multiple headsets directly and tested the volume cable on different devices) so the score for the revised 4/5 came back down to a 4/5. but 4/5 for a small quality control issue and no branded adapter in the box. SHORT UPDATE: It looks like as if the foam had recovered somewhat, so it was deformed and not broken. This brings my rating up to 4.5/5. The volume control that came with the device reversed/flipped the audio (tested multiple headsets directly and tested the volume cable on different devices) so the score for the revised 4/5 came back down to a 4/5.