3D VR Glasses. ICCKER 1688C VR Virtual Reality Headset 3D Glasses Video Movie Game Glasses for iPhone 6 plus / 6s plus and other 5.2"-7" cellphone

This one's okay to use I prefer to have one with the remote and little bit better in quality though because you can only watch certain things off of YouTube and it didn't come with any directions on any apps to download or anything that was a slight bit disappointed

Package Contents:*3D VR Glasses*Storage Bag*Cleaning ClothThese are made very well and have an adjustable head strap. There is also padding around the glasses so that they are comfortable to wear for long periods of time. My phone fits with no problems, without my otter box.My son loves these VR glasses, so I think I will pass them to him. He doesn't have a phone yet, but I will let him use mine :)I did receive this product at a discounted rate in exchange for my honest and unbiased review, but all opinions are 100% my own.

Absolutely horrible biggest waste of money. It only works out of one lens and is just awfully constructed

This is a review of the 1688C Glasses which fit my Nexus 6p.I want a cheap pair of VR glasses to explore my new phone so these looked like a great start. Overall these are a very good value ($20 at time of review) and great for an intro into the VR world.Pros:Solid construction and easy to adjust strapsSimple to use, easy to open and close, easy to add remove phoneFits a variety of large phonesClear lens - nice VR experienceSide slots allow for headphones and charging cable useGreat price compared to other models in categoryCons:Long wear causes some discomfort to noseNo button which is necessary for certain VR apps (ie: Google Cardboard)These are my first experience with VR goggles and they do produce an enjoyable experience. The image is very sharp and the process of setting it up is very simple. One biggest drawback is that there is no padding on the nose arch, and with any movie or game that you get into, after 20 minutes the weight of the phone/glasses starts to make the nose ache. I fixed this by using some tissue to create a bit of padding, but hopefully the designers will add comfort upgrade for the next-gen model. This pair is holding larger and heavier phones so it shouldn't be a surprise that it has a lot of pressure on the nose. Since it is designed to fit a variety of phones my Nexus 6p does slide around a little bit, but it is also solved with another tissue shim.So for $20 it's a great way to start into the world of VR for the casual user, but if you are an avid gamer then I would consider a model that is better for long term wear. This product was provided at a discounted price in exchange for my honest review.

This review is for the VR-njC.Package contents:* VR headset* Black velvet storage bag* Very small cleaning clothPros:+ Comfortable headstrap. Thick foam for cushioning.+ Sturdy plastic construction+ Cut outs on the sides for access to portsCons:-- No button like the Google Cardboard, which is a big inconvenience.- Initial chemical smell- Instructions or any English on the box is "interesting"- Gives me more headache than Google Cardboard for some reason.If you're not used to VR headsets, you'll get the virtual reality sickness aka headache.Conclusion: It's a solid VR box that costs around the same as the Google Cardboard.