 Hey guys, this is Sean with The Verge and we're at MWC. We just got a look at Facebook and Oculus' new version of the Gear VR. It works with the Galaxy S6. We also have the older version here that has the Note 4 in it. The new version here is using the S6 and it's got a higher pixel density screen. You've got the same effective resolution in this as you do in this one, but the effect is going to be greater inside the new version of the Gear VR. Overall the whole package is a little bit slimmer. The straps are a little bit lighter. It doesn't weigh so heavily on your head as the previous version did. And then when you actually have it on, the movies look a lot better. You can actually sit through a couple minutes of a cinema experience that they have inside here. Whereas in the previous version it was a little bit harder to see. You had the sort of screen door effect where you could see the pixels. Another thing I noticed after having tried both is that yes, it is lighter. A lot of it is because the phone itself is lighter and also these are physically different sized phones. So this Note 4 version won't work with the S6 version and this S6 version won't work with the S4 or the Note 4. So you have to get the one that corresponds to the phone you have. But like you said, the S6, lots of people are going to buy it. Lots of people have the opportunity to try it out. Yeah, everybody involved here, Facebook, Oculus and Samsung are going to reach a lot more people now that a flagship phone can work with something like this as opposed to something that was a little bit more niche with the Note 4. I got thrown into the middle of a dog fight. Don't worry, I took a bunch of them out for you. Not enough. Oh God. Everything else, it's basically there's going to be some more new content that's going to take advantage of the higher pixel density screen. Everything's basically already on the Oculus Home Store and the Samsung Store. So if you have a Gear VR, you can check that out now, but you're going to want to get your hands on the S6 edition to actually check out the higher pixel density. It's pretty cool. All right. Thanks a lot.