Samsung Gear VR SM-R322NZWA White For S7, S7 Edge, Note 5, S6, S6 Edge and S6 Edge+

A Samsung Note 4 does not fit into the viewer. Having purchased it, I can truly say this is an original product and is perfect! Shipped well before time and all queries and concerns were answered.

Truly VR. Great product. Wonderful experience. I finally understood what all the VR hype was all about!!

Due to its clips pressure on upper part of mobile, it Damage the s7 edge with a pink line on display.

as good as 1400/- one, nothing special

It's totally a different imaginary immersive experience. Visceral. 360 Degree, 3D videos are amazing.

Controlling the unit without VR controller is not good Environments in each apps are vere level

Nice

Get Vomiting .. asked for return

Great, just don't try and walk around while wearing it. You can even get Netflix specifically for it. Surrounds and effects are mind blowing!

Received this on 11/24. I had also ordered one via Tmobile as the shipment for this one was delayed with it being too late for me to cancel this before the Tmobile one shipped. Very bad on Amazon's part considering I ordered on the 11th to not give any anticipated ship date in advance of shipping. Regardless, now on to the device: One word...AMAZING!!! After trying the Google Carboard, this blows that experience out of the water. One can only imagine what the Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and Playstation VR will be like when those are released next year. However, none of those are portable, this is. When setting this up, just follow the included pictures for the straps. I actually do connect the head strap as it just feels more comfortable on my face when I do. I think its not quite as featherly light as reviewers seem to make this out to be. I mean it's holding a Note 5, plus the device, so though its not heavy, you definitely feel it on your face or nose. It's not like wearing sunglasses. Regardless, its not bad and i played for 4-5 hours straight and was fine toward the end. just make sure you adjust the straps to fit comfortably and you'll be fine. One recommendation I'll give up front is not to force anything when putting it in. Your phone should easily click into the micro usb port and then you push the phone in and then click down the other side so the phone sits in place. Removing it is a bit harder as that same piece that you click down to hold it in place doesn't exactly lift smoothly when you want take your phone out. Every time I do I'm wondering if that plastic piece will break. Anyway, it fits snug..though not with my Spigen Case on. Fortunately it's easy to take that case on and off. Once you plug it in, it tells you to take it out and install the software. That's easy to do. I had an issue unfortunately where I must have had corrupted Oculus software when it downloaded for whatever reason. I'm not sure if it was due to my 360 Security, some other software on my phone, the internet which in my house is very very strong and fast (120mbps), but after a day of troubleshooting with a very responsive individual at Oculus, uninstalling all of the Oculus SW on my Note 5 under the application manager and then reinstalling solved the problem. Prior to reloading, I also uninstalled the 360 security protection just in case that was a problem. After I saw everything worked, I reinstalled the security and everything continues to work well. Once your phone is plugged into the GearVR, it automatically turns it on and brings you to the Oculus Home Page. If it doesn't, take your phone out and try to put it in again. Maybe it wasn't in the MicroUSB slot properly. You may see some notification messages pop up during your experience, like the antivirus, or texts. If you hold the small back button near the controls, it brings up a menu where you can turn on Do Not Disturb. DO IT lol. It helps focus on the immersion of the experience. You will notice a screen door effect, but the immersion is so wonderful, that you will quickly lose sight of that. Its not that bad at all. I suspect that subsequent phones in 4K in the future with another iteration of this device will lesson that one negative. The field of view with the Note 5 is superior to the Google Cardboard and i felt totally immersed. There is almost no light that escapes in while I wear it. The foam really does a great job of insulating the experience. If you dim the lights, you shouldn't really notice any light at all. For the controller, I used the Moga Pro Power which I got from Target and it works perfectly so far. There is an A and B setting which it will explain in the instructions. Use setting B. It works! Though I have a lot more to try, these are the apps so far I recommend: Ocean Rift: I downloaded the demo. This was the first WOW moment. Try the Shark. It was absolutely stunning. I was so impressed I felt that they deserve my money for that first WOW factor, so I paid for the full version. Battle for Avengers Tower: Short, but an excellent way to feel the immersive experience this device offers and gives you an idea of what it would feel like to be inside of a movie (which I know is coming one day). Jurassic World: Apatosaurus: Short, but very cool to see what it feels like to stand next to a Dinosaur. VRSE: Great on the Google Cardboard, even better on the Gear VR. Dreadhalls Demo: Very cool, but can make you dizzy if you aren't used to VR. Also a bit creepy, so if you aren't into surprises don't play this lol. However, excellent intro into VR gaming. Requires a controller I believe. Titans of Space: Fantastic, especially if grew up loving astronomy and the planets. Great use of VR while learning at the same time. Netflix: This is where portable wins. Have your own Big Screen TV anywhere you go. Land's End: Not the world's best graphics, but something about the experience is very soothing with the music in the background, the proper use of colors, and the puzzles are fun. If you are not patient and don't like puzzle games, this is not for you. It doesn't require a controller. Herobound Spirit Chamption: An excellent Legend of Zelda like game. Very very well done if you are new to VR. There is a SocialVR app that lets you join a room and sit with up to 4 others. You chose an Avatar, so they obviously can't see the real you, and you watch videos together. The leader who started the room can boot you out (that happened to me as when I joined I inadvertently I guess took one of their friend's space lol). If you have a mic, you can talk to them. You don't have to if you don't want to, and by sliding the controller left and right on the side of your headset you can change seats if any are open :-). It's a great introduction to what we will see in the future. Imagine sitting on a beach with your family who are on the other side of the country, but you are all in a virtual world talking with each other..that's where this is going one day. Anyway that's enough to get you started. I played last night for about 5 hours before draining the battery on my Note 5 and NOT ONE OVERHEATING ISSUE :-). That surprised me. Get this folks. Its the beginning of something wonderful. It has a long way to go, but this is a huge first step. I have so many ideas of how this could be used, so I hope they go in the direction of my head lol.

One of the best purchases i have made. Good quality and comfortable. Great games and apps through the oculus store. I would recomend this vr headset to anyone with a compatible samsung smart phone.

Excelente producto

I thought it was going to be just another cheap hunk of plastic with lenses. I was so wrong. It is an authentic virtual reality experience. You're not going to get the same graphic fidelity as the Rift or Vive, but it's still pretty awesome. The graphics capability of a Samsung S7/S7 edge are on par with (or maybe even a bit better) an Xbox 360. So, it's still an immersive VR experience and without breaking the bank. Between the Oculus store and the Samsung VR app, there's an endless amount of content and games.