Don't think that one has a controller, for £5.99 I've had an punt
gibblesuk to jim_145
7 Aug 17#3
yes. i think you are correct :unamused:
Looks like the same model OP posted with some real pictures on this ebay listing. Looks ok to me. ebay.co.uk/itm…938
Marin
7 Aug 17#4
Will this work with a OnePlus 3?
fr3dy77_sp33d
7 Aug 17#5
Good price. Question is do you really use it. I had mine from one plus deal and it was great quality. However, after using it for approx 3 times, it's now sitting on the cupboard forever
neddyuk to fr3dy77_sp33d
7 Aug 17#6
I second that don't use my at all after the novelty wore off
iancwatkinson to fr3dy77_sp33d
7 Aug 17#8
I guess you don't travel or watch movies much then? Both are great uses for it.
Tiny 14" tv in corner of hotel room.
Nope, 200" VR headset one! Same for plane, headset on, earplugs on, in the cinema!
zx636r to iancwatkinson
7 Aug 17#12
You must look a right t.it sitting on an aeroplane with one of these strapped to your bonce.
WalkerboyUK to zx636r
7 Aug 17#20
I felt an idiot wearing a set at home. Wouldn't even consider wearing in public. They aren't comfy for long term use either
fr3dy77_sp33d to iancwatkinson
7 Aug 17#15
Sounds like good idea. Not sure I'll be comfortable watching the VR for 2 hours. Is that OK to do? E.g. having the led so up close to your eyes for that long
jackbremer to fr3dy77_sp33d
7 Aug 17#17
The resolution is ~halved as shown through two lenses. Just watch the stuff in your phone like normal.
maxcovergold
7 Aug 17#7
I have Google's Pixel XL and Daydream VR and I'm surprised any of these mobile headsets can be called "VR" (inc. Google's). No wonder some have misconceptions about VR when this is what most people see, they are just "360 Viewers" imho.
Going to be years before these devices become good enough to be considered VR. From my point of view they need to have ~100% accuracy on positional tracking (they currently have 0) before should be considered VR.
You want to know what VR is, go try a Rift or Vive. (Considerably more expensive but then I would advertise a phone as a television because it has some similar features)
Back to post, not voting, wouldn't waste money on this. Spent ages trying to convince myself Daydream View was worth buying as already had a Pixel, in a draw somewhere now. Mobile VR we be the future, but it's just that ATM, the future not now.
MrCollective
7 Aug 17#9
Never used one like this. Don't think I will use it much. Purchased it anyway because it looks cool.
JusticeForThe96
7 Aug 17#10
Maybe use bluetooth headphones?
Or would that be head-gear-overkill? :grin:
iancwatkinson
7 Aug 17#11
Third picture down, shows a big slot for headphones?
ST3123
7 Aug 17#13
Could anyone advise how this set compares with this other one also on amazon for the same price on lightening deal for next few hours: amazon.co.uk/gp/…N1/ this one seems to have built in headphones but doesn't appear to have the controller, which is the better buy?
MrCollective
7 Aug 17#14
There is a hole, on both sides to charge and for headphones.
OP, do you think this is better than the one you posted a week ago? hotukdeals.com/dea…715
WalkerboyUK
7 Aug 17#19
These things, under any brand, are a complete waste of money. They aren't even close to being VR compatible. If you use them for 3D movies they tend to crop the image to 4:3 instead of 16:9
I have bought two different branded sets, returning both within 3 days.
tarryboy
9 Aug 17#21
A nexus 6 just about fits into this, just about, without the case. Bare that in mind, whoever has a Nexus 6.
killabyte
9 Aug 17#22
Just received this today but can't get the remote working with cardboard app. It does work with my Samsung galaxy S6 but non of the buttons seem to select anything.
Any ideas?
JusticeForThe96
9 Aug 17#23
Got mine last night.
Used iPhone 7 Plus in it, which fits perfectly.
Watched two rollercoaster 3D videos on Youtube.
Probably wont use again (not a review, just usually the case with all these gadgets) :laughing:
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amazon.co.uk/d/n…12G
Looks like the same model OP posted with some real pictures on this ebay listing. Looks ok to me.
ebay.co.uk/itm…938
Tiny 14" tv in corner of hotel room.
Nope, 200" VR headset one!
Same for plane, headset on, earplugs on, in the cinema!
They aren't comfy for long term use either
Going to be years before these devices become good enough to be considered VR. From my point of view they need to have ~100% accuracy on positional tracking (they currently have 0) before should be considered VR.
You want to know what VR is, go try a Rift or Vive. (Considerably more expensive but then I would advertise a phone as a television because it has some similar features)
Back to post, not voting, wouldn't waste money on this. Spent ages trying to convince myself Daydream View was worth buying as already had a Pixel, in a draw somewhere now. Mobile VR we be the future, but it's just that ATM, the future not now.
Or would that be head-gear-overkill? :grin:
Picture 4
This video also shows.
I have bought two different branded sets, returning both within 3 days.
Any ideas?
Used iPhone 7 Plus in it, which fits perfectly.
Watched two rollercoaster 3D videos on Youtube.
Probably wont use again (not a review, just usually the case with all these gadgets) :laughing: