Merkury EVO NEXT VR 360 Virtual Reality Cell Phone Smartphone 3D Headset with Bluetooth Controller (Black)

For the price, this set works great for VR. I used it with my Moto Z Play and the phone fits great. We found a few fun games for free on Google Play. Couldn't really get the remote to work for anything, but it does connect to the phone and allows you to move a cursor around the screen. It wasn't very helpful during game play, though. All in all, you really can't beat the price for what you get. The headset comfortably fits my head (pretty large) as well as my son's with no problems.

I very much dislike headsets like this: a piece slides out on which the phone is mounted.It's very restrictive.Had there been more than one picture I might have known the matter in which a phone is put inside the headset.If the headset was even moderately comfortable the manner in which the phone is inserted might have been forgivable.

Limited use and low selection on apps

This item claims to support the size of an iPhone 8 but when I tried to clip the door back in place when the iPhone was in, it would not cooperate. The door to fully enclose the phone in the device would not securely fit back on to keep the phone in place, making this product useless. Could be just the one I received, but either way, pretty disappointing.

Picture quality is slightly bad(maybe that's because i don't know what to expect). But it works great.

Box looked like had been previously opened. There is a lack of padding causing it to sit uncomfortably. I also noticed that when using it with my Google pixel 4a 5g I cannot see the whole screen as it does not zoom out far enough. Feels like very cheap material. Not worth the cost at all

Product works fine; (for the money), do NOT expect to get Oculus quality from a $30 viewer.Bluetooth controller was easy to pair with my phone, set up in seconds.My Galaxy S21 fit just fine, with some room to adjust.

Didn't expect a lot for the price I paid so not too disappointed... the headset is essentially a phone holder with lenses. There is a very sparse manual included as well as a bluetooth remote control, only a vague mention of software that you can get to play 3D SBS content (no mention of where or what) Also no explanation of how to connect the remote of get whatever app you get to link to it. Luckily I don't mind experimenting a bit so eventually I might get a workable solution together. View quality depends heavily on your phone and video resolution, and the fit to your face will be a unique person by person experience.... I found it a bit tight on my nose, but on the plus side fit my glasses nicely.