Bitmore VR Eye 3D Virtual Reality Headset for Smartphones iOS and Android with Remote Control

This is my first VR headset - I really didn't expect a lot for the price but its excellent!+ Fits larger phones (unlike the Google cardboard headset) this fits my Huawei P20 Pro phone. Adjustable phone compartment to fit a range of larger phones.+ There are so many 360 videos that you can watch on YouTube - (tap the VR headset button on the video so that it goes into split screen mode) - one of my favourites is called '360 great hammerhead shark encounter' by National Geographic. The 360 videos are interactive, so you can turn around and look. There are space videos, roller coasters and even horror videos!+ Lots of free apps - you can even download one called 'Beyond VR' where you can practise giving presentations+ The toggles to move the eye holes work well, as does the adjustable head strap+ Neatly boxed with everything you need (except 2x AAA batteries for the remote). (I'm yet to try the free trial for the roller-coaster app)These are my negatives, though they're more like things to improve on:- It's not that comfortable to wear, the nose part doesn't fit properly so I usually end up supporting the headset with my hand.- Some videos are more blurry than others - it's not crystal clear but I think it does the job. It's going to depend on your individudal phones resolution specs- Instructions aren't clear on how to use remote control (I've been using it without)Overall I'm giving this 5* because I'm totally wowed by it and how low the price is. It performs and looks much more expensive than it is. This would make an amazing present for someone (just check the phone size specs first)

Absolutely terrible product, save your money.I’m very disappointed.

This headset is perfect for someone who is getting into VR but doesn't want to break the bank on something like the Oculus Go or PSVR. It comes with plenty of adjustments and I find very few flaws with the product. One issue I did encounter is when placing your phone into the compartment, the spring holder is designed to push to phone to keep it in place, This is not an issue for most phones however when you own a phone with power buttons/volume buttoms on the middle sides of the device, it can be difficult to stop the phone from holding down the buttons. I managed to solve this by shuffling my phone a bit so it just avoids the contact points but I am sure it can be difficult for other devices.Keep in mind the remote does not come with a battery. Head rest is great although I can expect the nose hole may not be big enough for everyone with a massive nose.Overall a great piece of work, and with such a price I would never say no if you want to even dabble with VR.

The actual headset is pretty good and good value for money.But the remote control is pretty grim, it hardly ever links to the phone and wont work with any of the Google Cardboard Apps. So without the remote working properly, lots of apps don't work, you have to take the phone out, to tap the screen and stick it back in again. Pretty much unusable.

OK, so this isn't the most comfortable VR headset I've ever worn, nor is it the most robust build quality, but purely based on the fact that it's so cheap, and it fits my Samsung Galaxy a50 (which most headsets won't), I can't give this anything other than 5*. The remote is kind of useful in its own way. I'd have put all of the buttons in exactly the opposite places that they all are, so I barely use it, but it's functional - just a personal preference. You should really try out VR videos, especially the naughty ones. Fantastic!

Bought for casual use. Unfortunately it's quite uncomfortable to wear. It gets right in the nose bone and I can't use for longer than 15mins before it's starts to to hurt. Friends have experienced the same.Also the parts used for adjusting the lenses moves as you move your head.Alright for the price, but thinking on getting a more comfortable one.

I can't understand anyone complaining about this VR viewer, it's dirt cheap and works great. I'm using it with a ZTE Blade V8 which has Gyro etc so it works great. It is only a little over a fiver so you can't expect it to be like something 20 to 40 times more expensive but if you use it with a decent phone that has VR capability it does what it's meant to. Great buy.

After getting a new phone I was no longer able to use Samsung Gear VR. So, after much looking found this one here. Which I now regret. This review long overdue.Yes, it's cheap and caveat emp tor etc but upon receipt rushed home to try it. Don't know why no one has mentioned in their review but this device may end up damaging your phone.Here's why. It has a sliding, pull out tray. One side has a spring loaded holder and the other a static matching edge. Unfortunately, the spring catch presses against the phones side button where most phones are located. In my case the on/off button. Phone then kept rebooting over and over as a consequence. Not good so tried it the other way up. Same problem this time with volume switches. So, utter disappointment from the start.When I managed to get it working with much pursasion the remote would not work or quite as advertised. If at all.As to the view itself. Won't bother as non existent or not exactly VR. More like Viewmaster but even they were in focus and decades before VR and mobile phones.I can see it's no longer available and to me that's a good thing. Because if you don't want your phone scratched, potentially bricked by the internal spring catch of this device. Do not buy.Obviously, not expecting it to be Samsung Gear quality as that would be naive at this price but at least something that will not damage your phone.As it stands it's really a plastic box with straps and lenses on the front.