[Samsung Galaxy S7 Accessories] Shadow Giratina:
Uhh... Wow, didn't know I'd be in the spotlight here...

(Currently bricked my S7, so I can't provide pics)

Yeah, basic black velcro straps, and the entire piece isn't that cosmetically 'attractive', but I mean, none of these headsets really are. Anyway, standard "GearVR" and "Powered by Oculus" black text on the side. On the underside are two vents and a USB micro port. Other side is ya know, volume up/down, dedicated back button, and touchpad. topside is the focus wheel. On the inside eyepiece is the lenses and the light detector to sense whether or not the headset is on, and inside the outwards face (Where your phone goes) is the feet that hold it, the usb micro plug thing built inside the foot that holds it, and the foot is adjustable for S6/7 and Note. It's a solid "Click" when you switch sizes and there is no possible way it's going to fail. then there's the panel that fits over the front.

Pros:

~Cheap for the quality (Especially name brand like Samsung and Oculus!)

~Wide selection of original games

~Some PC ports exist (Provided you own a BT Controller, you can even play Dreadhalls!)

~The usb port at the bottom is nice and low profile for PC streaming/Charging while playing

~The volume buttons are easy to get to and very helpful

~Not dedicated, (You still have to plug them into your phone) but easy to access and non-damaging 3.5mm headphone jack slot

~Really damn fine lenses used for the build

~Aside from the somewhat cheap plastic used, it is very well put together

~Personally think it's the best looking out of all the headsets out now

~Most games on the store run extremely well and keep their framerates ~60

~Not the most comfortable out of all three headsets out now, but for mobile, it doesn't give your nose papercuts ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) (SHOTS FIRED!!)

~Once you put your phone in, there is no way it's sliding out

Cons

~Let's talk about the front cover. Why would there be a cover without a hole for the camera when there's a passthrough camera mode in the subspace!?

~Not a lot, but some games REQUIRE a BT Controller. (In hindsight of writing this, the target audience for this product probably has more than one)

~Extremely underpowered hardware and low resolution leads to absolutely bad aliasing.

~Overheating is a serious problem on Snapdragon 820 variant

~Fogging. The lenses fog up way to easily. Keep a screen/eyeglass cloth nearby on humid days. (Or go lock yourself in the freezer. Whichever is closer.)

~The touchpad on occasion is somewhat hard to find the center with the headset on

~The touchpad really isn't that great unless you like Dinput controls on a "Touch"pad.

(I would complain about the inability to use the DS4 controller on the S7, but for some reason, it really doesn't work on the entire phone, and that's more of a Samsung problem)

If you found this confusing, or you just think me or my presentation is absolute trash (Trying not to make a Seinfeld reference here), check out my friend LazyGameReview's "Review" here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6uNfkYvYag

If you are considering purchasing one of these headsets, and need a Bluetooth controller, Stay away from moga like the plague. I personally own one. Cheap plastic, cheap connectors, cheap buttons, and I payed $80 for it. It doesn't even connect every time and it might drop off the connection if you just look at it weird. Really don't get one. I've heard steelseries makes a pretty good android specific controller.