🔍 Mogo Magnifier: Wearable Smartphone Screen with 6x Magnification for Netflix, Drones, AR, and Low Vision Review

This is a good screen, difficult to set up, a bit flimsy, it's normal for the price. Don't expect a professional viewing experience.

my 8 year old son is fascinated by what is now the fight between his mother and him, in return I have bought two more devices, one for me and one for my Woman .

Paired with a phone app such as the free Supervision for Cardboard, the headset can be used effectively as a magnifying glass or telescope. The choice of phone is important, but it doesn't mean expensive. Phone screen magnification etc can be controlled with a Revain mini remote for under £10. Commercial products designed specifically for the visually impaired (with built-in screens) can cost thousands of dollars. My choice for central vision loss due to macular degeneration. I have three! You…

For those with phone adapters, to give you a virtual reality experience you need a program that can be adjusted to where it shows two bubbles, but it actually does, so you can use your phone as is, no special software required. It takes some getting used to and is a bit stretched on the outsides/borders, but otherwise works great for what I was looking for. If I want to watch a film alone without disturbing anyone, that's fine! PS It also folds up for easy portability; The picture doesn't…

my 8 year old son is fascinated by what the battle between his mum and him is now, in return I have bought two more sets, one for me and one for my wife .

When combined with a phone app such as the free Supervison for Cardboard, the headset can be used effectively as a magnifying glass or telescope. The choice of phone is important, but it doesn't mean expensive. Phone screen magnification etc can be controlled with a Revain mini remote for under £10. Commercial products designed specifically for the visually impaired (with built-in screens) can cost thousands of dollars. My choice for central vision loss due to macular degeneration. I have…

For those with phone adapters, in order to give you a virtual reality experience the program needs to be adjusted where it shows two bubbles, but this will actually do it You can use your phone as is, no special software is required. It takes some getting used to and is a bit stretched on the outsides/borders, but otherwise works great for what I was looking for. If I want to watch a film alone without disturbing anyone, that's fine! PS It also folds up for easy portability; The picture doesn't