I have the iPhone x and they got great with my phone. The cushioned areas are perfect and after you remove the screen covering the visual is great to. Only thing that knocked a star of for me was the fact that when I used a few of the dials they seemed very fragile. Fragile like I'm scared it'll break, which I truly hope it doesn't. But overall it's a good product.

I love this. I already had the Viewmaster version and several of the cardboard ones, but this is far superior. My favorite feature is the headstrap, so you don't have to hold it up to your face. And the padding is very nice. Plus it has a knob to adjust the focal distance. The only drawback is the lack of a physical button like the Viewmaster and some cardboard versions have, but most apps just have you look at a particular thing to achieve the same purpose, or you can use one of the remote game controllers.

This was my first time ever trying virtual reality of any sort. I'm far from experienced at this. But here's my thoughts on this particular model:

Pros:
- Inexpensive
- Looks and feels of good quality
- Will accommodate a wide variety of smartphone sizes. (Mine was just within the limit, but I had to remove my case for the best results.)
- Adjustment options for your eyes. Should work for MOST people.
- It just works!

Cons:
- Phones with buttons located on the sides may have some difficulty finding a suitable position with the strap to hold your phone in place. There should be an orientation that works however.
- Personally, I have terrible eyesight. I wear contacts almost exclusively. I tried all possible adjustments, but found that the clearest I could get still had a slight blurriness to it, unfortunately. It didn't really bother me much, but it wasn't perfectly clear.
- The instructions supplied with in the box are not extremely clear. I had a bit of a tough time figuring out exactly how to find something to view. A quick couple Google searches should turn up tutorials however.

All in all, this was a good purchase. I would classify this as an entry level pair of virtual reality glasses. They are certainly great for figuring out if you enjoy it or not to begin with.

I would recommend this to anyone interested in experiencing virtual reality.

This is a pretty good VR headset. It looks like the Google Daydream with the gray cloth on it. I have a pretty large head and it took a minute or 2 to get it comfortable. My Pixel XL fit with a little room to spare. I did have a problem with it focusing. The focusing knob worked great but my phone was never perfectly in focus. The padding that rests on your face is very comfortable and the unit itself did not feel that heavy.

Wow. I didn't expect such cool tech in such a small inexpensive package. I knew these things existed for a while now but I had yet to personally dive in. I must say that I'm quite impressed by the design and functionality of these glasses. The fit is comfy, the 3d image is sharp coming from my Galaxy S8 plus, and I am surprised by the immersion I feel when viewing VR content. There are sooo many apps and games available for these awesome glasses. I had no idea. You gotta try it. I'm currently sharing mine with family but not for too much longer. Experiencing Virtual Reality is such a real thing these days.