Review on 👓 VECOZA Virtual Reality Headset: 3D VR Glasses for Mobile Games and Movies | iPhone/Android Compatible | Golden/Black or White Col Remote Included by James Nedumaran

My first general observation. Make sure your phone has the following characteristics to ensure this product is right for you. 1. Fully smooth back area, I mean smooth as glass so the suction cups have something to hold onto or your phone will crash as soon as you turn your head. 2. It is not allowed to be kicked, thrown far, used accidentally, or used for children with small or weak motor skills. I'm not saying this is a family heirloom fine china dinnerware set, but it will likely hold up just as well as your phone. if you drop it at about the same height. 3. There is no QR code and they seem to be refusing to make one at the moment, although there are apps and games that I can't fully enjoy without a QR code that opens remote capabilities for some of the apps, which I downloaded and wanted to try. . I hope that the owner soon realizes that a 3D printed device may not work "enough" to get by, but puts a little more effort into creating an accompanying QR code to live our lives (that of the customer ) easier to do. improve our overall experience with the device and hopefully be able to watch a tutorial video explaining the remote control and other elements in spoken English instead of trying to Find out the instructions that came with the device. I have a lot of respect and respect for using Google Translate or similar services as I am communicating with a group of people in the Netherlands who are fairly fluent in English and I think I should learn Dutch out of courtesy. Whatever the owner's first language is, it's clearly not English, and they try to get by with online translation services alone. Unfortunately, for more technical writing and how-to's, ask at least one friend who speaks English or has studied English for several years to look at the article. it's clearly not English, and they're trying to get by with online translation services only. When it comes to more technical writing and how-tos, unfortunately, ask at least one friend who speaks English or has studied English for several years to look at the article. it's clearly not English, and they're trying to get by with online translation services only. Unfortunately, for more technical writing and how-to's, ask at least one friend who speaks English or has studied English for several years to look at the article.