[Nexus 6 Accessories] EasyTiger6x13:
Hey Guys!!

Sorry for the late reply, the bad news first. I have not been able to take pictures just yet because work has been nuts.

But, its a solid quality product, the build quality is great, it's more comfortable then I thought it would be and very easy to use. I have shared the experience with numerous people and their minds have all been blown for the most part. Experience wise I am very happy with the product.

Somethings to note:

1. Our phone DOES fit into the VRBox 2. HOWEVER, our phone barely fits. The number one issue I have come across is the volume button gets triggered a lot of the time when putting the phone in. Its kind of obnoxious because you have to adjust the phone just right so that the volume buttons don't get triggered. There's nothing more annoying then seeing the volume slider the whole time you're in VR.

2. It came with little foam strips for said cradle that you put your phone in, as to brace your phone and act as a buffer between your phone and the cradle and stop the triggering of the volume buttons. THEY WONT WORK. I mean they theoretically do work, they stuck and if you have a smaller phone you're probably gonna want them. Its just our phone is so big that with those foam pads in place, you can't place your phone in the cradle, or at least I haven't figured out how. I'm sure with a thinner foam it could work.

So what I ended up doing instead, me personally. Was placing them on the nose bridge, that way I have a little more comfort for my nose, and it allows less light to get in through that area. I'm sure using them for that purpose instead of what they're intended for may alter using smaller phones in the device but I'm the only one using my device so.

3. There's a glass screen it came with to separate your phone from the goggles. It kind of acts as a projector I guess? I don't think you really need it as I tried it with and without the glass and the effects were very similar if not the same. BUT the glass gets very dirty, they put a screen protector on each side of the glass and they give you double sided tape to hold the glass in place.

The double sided tape is really crappy quality, so crappy I couldn't even separate the tape from the sheet it was attached to so I ended up just tossing it, it was almost as if it was wet? There's a little groove the glass sits in. Occasionally my glass falls out. Its annoying but I'm gonna fix it with better quality tape when I get some.

Also I don't know what the hell that screen protector they put on the glass is made of but I can't get the glue residue off to save my life. Its a lint magnet and gets dirty very easy.

4. All the instructions are in Chinese. Good lucky. But its pretty self explanatory and I'll help those who need it if need be.

5. The QR code they give you is way to small to scan with the Cardboard app. This helps calibrate cardboard to know what device your using. The default setting in cardboard seemed to work fine, but I found a QR code supposedly for the VRBox online as well that's working. I can supply this too if anyone needs it.

In closing: Was it worth 20 bucks despite all that? Absolutely.

It comes with a Bluetooth controller which you'll need sometimes and is useful regardless of if you use it for your phone or VR. The build quality is fantastic, and its very comfortable to wear. I wouldn't wear it for super long periods per say but probably an hour tops if I had too. Most experiences I have come across in VR have only lasted 10 minutes or so anyway. A lot are shorter. YouTube has tons of 360 videos that are really cool as well, and there's some theater apps on the play store where you can watch full movies you've downloaded in VR as well which is pretty neat. I have not played any games yet as I would rather have a real game pad instead of the one they give, but there's only a couple VR games anyway.

One thing I didn't mention is most glasses WILL fit inside the headset as well if you wear glasses. There is adjusters so you can adjust the Field of View and your pupil distance to make the experience more enjoyable.

The VR I have experienced thus far is pretty good as well, this is my first dive into VR and I'm pretty pleased with it. It's no Oculus rift but it's not supposed to be either and for 20 bucks it's still pretty amazing.

If anyone has questions I'll gladly answer them when I get the chance and I'll take pictures when I get home.