🔮 VeeR Falcon VR Headset with Controller - Eye Protection VR Goggles for Android, Samsung, Huawei, iPhone (4.7-6.0inch) - Ideal for 360 Movie Viewing with Enhanced Comfort Review

I literally threw this in the trash after playing with it on day one. The strap has no place on the head. headphones interfere. There was no way I could tell that the headphones were on the ears and the strap was on the head. The strap is too stretchy to stay where you want and not sag. You can't get your headphones out of the way. The lining of the mask is thin and hurts the bridge of the nose. I've tried removing the headphones but the strap won't connect without them. Buttons are useful…

I really liked this headset, it's very visually appealing with the fabric on the outside and overall high quality from headbones (not much bass but that's ok) to the fitting to your face. The downsides are lens focusing, it's difficult to get very accurate focusing. In addition, the controller is comfortable, it's hard to understand what exactly it's doing, but it's much nicer than just using the button on the headset to select. The slider on the remote to adjust the direction up, down, left…

The headset turned out to be very comfortable with a standard foam insert. Everything worked as described. My only issue was that the reviews didn't mention if the controller would work with Daydream, which it does NOT. Again, the remote control is not DayDream compatible. The headset comes with connected headphones with a 3.5mm audio jack, allowing you to listen to audio from your phone. The lenses were adjustable, pupillary distance and clarity for both eyes, so there were only three…

I really liked this headset, visually it is very pleasing thanks to the fabric on the outside, and overall high quality from the head bones (not much bass, but that's ok) up the custom for your faces. The downsides are lens focusing, it's difficult to get very accurate focusing. In addition, the controller is comfortable, it's hard to understand what exactly it's doing, but it's much nicer than just using the button on the headset to select. The slider on the remote to adjust the direction up…

To be honest I just bought my new Galaxy S10 Plus after upgrading from my S7. When I first got my s7 I went all out and spent $300 and bought an Oculus Gear vr (which was a bit pricey) but I was more than happy with it for the time I owe it. This time I figured I'd try to save a few bucks and give it a try. For what it's really worth, it's not a bad product, especially if you're trying to save a few bucks. But having previously owned an Oculus vr and experienced the best VR, the Falcon probably

Of the 5 different headsets I've tried, this is by far the most comfortable. The bottom isn't so tight together that you could accidentally hit the wrong one. The hatch opens with a button, which is very nice! My only complaints are: 1. It's the only headset that doesn't fit in my phone's thin Incipio case, although a case is probably not expected.2. The audio jack is on the right side, which means many phones rely on the power and volume buttons.3. Half of the video control functions on the…