Dollar store material.

The best factor about this headset is the price. Otherwise, everything was terrible. Quality is poor. Video, audio, the adjustable knobs, everything was very cheap. I suppose this should be obvious at $30, but I saw so many 5 star reviews I thought they would be better. 1. There are two knobs, one adjust volume, and one is an “OK” button. Ok button pushes down in a very wierd, random spot in the upper left hand corner of the phone’s screen. I have an iPhone 7. Not sure what the point of that button is. Volume is self-explanatory. 2. The knobs that adjust sight are very sensitive; you can accidentally shift the knobs very easily and end up requiring constant fiddling. Also, the knobs on the side are very flimsy, I thought they might break. 3. Video looks awful. It’s basically the difference between looking at a UHD screen (IPhone) vs a tube tv which needs its antenna adjusted. You can’t even view the whole screen. All four corners are slightly impacted. 4. The audio bleeds a lot. It really takes away from the whole immersive experience. Although so does the video. Overall, I highly suggest buying a different product. Maybe for a child this unit would be ok. However upon trying out my first VR headset, I would strongly advise against letting a growing child view a device like this. My eyes felt awful for 10 minutes after configuring the viewing settings for about 5 minutes and I have good vision. If you really want a good set, you’ll probably need to spend a lot more.

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