Virtual Reality Glasses

For the price , I really like these . Two area's would make them perfect 1 ) the earphones that are hard mounted suck . Not in sound , but in fit , they keep falling out of my ear and applies pressure that becomes painful if forced in ear further . 2 ) I have to tilt and offset glasses to get both screens to show no shadow ! Some sort of adjustment would have been nice , other than nose guard . Other than that I am enjoying these glasses often . It doesn't play mp4 , but there are free and easy converters that gets everything playing . Some long video's have jumped audio to video track but not that often . It's internal battery last's about 5 hours and shuts off without warning . For times away from computer I keep external solar battery pack that runs the glasses while re-charging battery , very helpful when enjoying long video's . The controls are simple and easy to use .All that's left is to see how long they last , I use them often and will add lifespan when and if they stop... Read more

I am very much intrigued by all the VR tech that is hitting the marketplace this year. So when I read up about Google Cardboard and saw the price it was a no-brainer for me. I chose the D-scope pro as it looked to be a more finished solution than some of the others. The company shipped the unit quickly and kept me in the shipping loop the entire time.
Pros: it was very easy to assemble. All you have to do is separate a couple if pieces and fold it up. I have a galaxy S7 and the app loaded quickly and the printed QR code on the cardboard synced the phone right away.
Cons: I wear glasses and you cannot use the cardboard with glasses. Without my glasses I have terrible vision so it was hard to focus on some of scenery apps. Also on my s7 the swipe button the side of cardboard works about 1 out of every 4 attempts.

I have only had it for a few days and it is fun toy to play with. Although it is a huge drain on the phones battery so you don't want to use it for any... Read more

It's an ok toy. Definitely worth the price. Someday this VR stuff will be more useful and higher quality. I wear glasses, so I needed to cut a slot along each side (left and right) near lens level. Otherwise it wouldn't fit. Apparently nobody is paying much attention to glasses wearers, but the cardboard makes such modifications easy. One of the advantages to having one of the viewers without sides is that you can get to the controls easier. In many programs the cute little magnetic button on the side didn't work, so I had to keep opening the back to touch controls on the phone. I was a little surprised by the graininess of some of the content. Perhaps my samsung phone would have better resolution if it were an iphone. Although 360 degree images are interesting, you can get dizzy from turning around a lot. I could do without the 360 view. I find the 3d aspects more compelling. Anyway it is fun for awhile. And there is some nice demo content out there. Someday really great... Read more

Very surprising how effective this product works. My wife had know idea about VR until she tried this out. She's not really into video games or tech stuff. When she viewed this she absolutely loved it. Her father even liked it, I was really surprised. So this is a great cheap novelty item to explorer the possibilities of VR. Fun for the whole family, best ahhahhhaas and ooooo's i have heard in a while.

Positives

*Low cost to explorer VR
*Easy to put together. About 5 minutes max.
*Works great with Samsung galaxy 3-5 and I phone's 3-5
*Free VR apps
*Great entertainment for the whole family!

Negatives

*Adhesive does not work well and sometimes comes apart. Needed to use tape to hold some pieces together
*No head strap included. Other head sets include a head strap. They might have not included one to reduce cost. you can purchase one separately.
*Cardboard soaks up moisture from your forehead and doesn't look... Read more

Hi there fellow amazon family, I will try to help as much as possible when leaving a review for this item.

Firstly if your looking for a serious keyboard to use for work or office. I can tell you right now.. THIS IS NOT FOR YOU... now if you are looking for something cool to give someone as a gift or just mess around with newer technology this is a great option to go with.

MY EXPERIENCE
The laser is not a extremely bright it fades with too much light so try to be in a dim or not extremely lit area, wasn't a problem for me because Im on the computer all day so the keyboard is second nature.

PRICING
For the price, I mean come on! have you ever heard the phrase "you get what you pay for?". I think this thing is great, something to wow your friends judging and being bias off price alone I would give this a 5 start, but functionality is 3 so it balances out this review. $40 bucks is the price of a meal ticket for two people... Read more

When I saw the reviews and features, I preordered two of them. They got delivered the same day, and boy the box was clean and properly packaged.

After drooling over the boxes, I plugged one in, without remembering to turn on Steam; it already worked as a mouse without any setup at all. I turned on Steam, and the software updated.

Skip to present day, I use this thing all over. Let me tell you some crazy things you can do with this controller!

* Program any button to any xbox 360, keyboard, or mouse functions (including multiple, e.g. Alt+Tab)
* Program independent (horizontal / vertical) (sensitivity / axis inversion)
* Select commonly used community created layouts for Steam Games (and tweak them yourself!)
* Configure your controller for non-Steam games
* Grab buttons (Ring Finger / Pinky Finger)
* 2 Touchpads (can be mouse, joystick, anything in between, as well as DPads, WASD / other key configurations, screen area... Read more

This controller is not for everyone! I am giving it 5 stars because it has been perfect for me. Here's the kind of guy I am: a tech-geek who loves to tinker with software. If you are not that kind of person, you might find the extreme amount of setup and adjustment required to really get the most out of this controller to be daunting, to say the least. However, if you really learn to use the controller setup software, you will find this controller to be amazing. A few notes:

* Amazing for emulators. It can mimic any kind of controller imaginable.
* Does not require Steam Big Picture mode! It does require Steam to be running in the background, but Big Picture mode is optional. This was a nice surprise.
* Even though the build quality on the buttons, triggers, control stick, and pads is great and durable, the body of the controller feels a little cheap and hollow. I remedied this by buying a silicon skin (not a decal, I got the one that stretches around the... Read more

First off, I'm going to say this: If you do not have patience, this is not the controller you are looking for.

I actually had to delay my review for a few months because it took that long to get the full flavor of this wonderful piece of equipment. I have spent hours setting and tweaking and testing and tweaking and changing (and did I mention tweaking?), but it is 100% worth it. I have greater control over my games now than I ever had before.

First off, the physical features of the controller. In the box are the controller, the wireless adapter, and an extender cable that either connects directly to the controller or to the included range extending piece. (A side note: even the box is awesome. They made it so it looks like a glow comes from inside when you open it.) Oh, and yes, batteries are included. Many would wonder why it uses 2 AA batteries. "We've moved past that, bring on the rechargeables," you may think. However, this makes wonderful use of... Read more

Let me start by saying I paid full price for these goggles. I had used a friends Gear VR set a while back and wanted to find a cheaper alternative. I am very pleased with these overall. The big difference between these and the $99 plus name brand versions is the ecosystem. After all, these barging models are just a plastic holder for the phone and lenses. With the name brand models you get a software package that is well backed and tested. You also get soft touch buttons on the side to navigate the menus. This model has NO buttons and no software (apps) included. Those are the real negatives of the headset. On the good side, they are well made. They have two ways to adjust the lenses. Sliders on the bottom allow you to move them side to side and each lens screws in and out to adjust for your vision. This is a good thing but I would have liked to have been able to do both adjustments while wearing the headset. Having to take them off to adjust front to back adjustment was a bit of a... Read more

I love tech but I haven't been overly excited over it of late. VR is one of those things that is hard to describe. No matter how many reviews of it I read, I just couldn't grasp what the reviewers were trying to tell me. I fear I will be no better but I will give it a good shot for those on the fence about it.

I Pre-ordered mine for Best Buy. I use it with my International, unlocked, Galaxy Note 5, 64GB model. I mention this because after I ordered I saw the phone would require a carrier update, since my phone is carrier free, I wasn't sure if this would be a problem. Its not. My Note 5 detected the Gear VR and installed the needed software. Set up was easy and painless. Some of the things I've done with it.

I took a trip through our solar system in an experience called Titans of Space. It made it feel like you were in a little ship, flying up to each planet and some of their moons. The information panel or hud, gives information on each(Planet,Moons, Stars),... Read more

I’ve been waiting for these googles my whole life, but sadly I’m afraid I might have to wait a little longer.

NOTE: I’ve paid for these goggles. They were not a freebie in return for a review (unfortunately). Although if someone wants to send me some free ones they are more than welcome ;)

First some background. I’m a military pilot. I have 20/20 vision and have never required any vision correction. My vision gets tested annually. I also don’t suffer from motion sickness. I only mention this now, not to brag, but it will become pertinent later when I bring up a couple of things I’ve learnt about myself from operating with Night Vision Goggles (NVG’s). I’m also not an optometrist/ophthalmologist so hopefully my opinions are close to correct.
I’m using my goggles with a Galaxy S7 Edge (no screen protector – as instructed by the goggles instructions).

First the good stuff…

- The Oculus app, and store (that come included – and are indeed... Read more

Well, I am nearly 50, so not the most up-to-date fella, but these are pretty nice, especially with headphones, you can get a really immersive experience. Some of the games that go with VR are pretty entertaining as well. The photo gallery from around the world is like Virtual Tourism. Sometimes its not in 3D, but most all is 360' view. Some of the photos are taken from a drone, about 300 ft above the surface, it can be a bit startling to find yourself suddenly 100 yards in the air!! Speaking of which, I am not prone to motion sickness, HOWEVER, these VR goggle combined with certain applications, can induce nausea almost instantly. I've come close to vomiting once or twice. Most apps will have a Motion Sickness rating, so you can better judge which video to watch, or game to play. The Screen Door effect is easy enough to overlook, and some of the 3D art competitions are simply awe-inspiring. Since I already had the phone, it was a no-brainer to drop $99 more for the goggles... Read more