Google Cardboard

The lack of built-in head strap meant the my own got tired very quickly from holding it up and the complete lack of padding and the fact that the cuto...

Feels like you're in a movie theater to be honest with you, even though you're viewing on a five inch device. at this point, Cardboard to me looks lik...

The only button is a magnet that lets you enter and exit things in the app because you can't interact with a touchscreen Of course, although it's made...

I always thought cardboard crack was cute, but I have to say I have had a lot of really good chuckles out of the new ones. These have gotten so good. Well done Cardboard Crack guy.

I mean, what can you say about a pair of cardboard VR goggles? They fit poorly on your face, they're extremely uncomfortable, and the quality of the experience will vary depending on your phone model. The most accurate possible review: if you have a perfectly-sized phone and a perfectly sized head, ...

Specifically you'll never want to do whatever that was ever again. Google Cardboard caused untold numbers of people to never try a VR headset again.

These work well enough to evaluate whether you are entertained by a phone-based VR headset. Perhaps unsurprisingly, these are quite uncomfortable to wear, even for brief periods of time. I took foam weather stripping and stuck it in various places on the Cardboard to get some padding (mostly around ...

Taking time off did wonders for Cardboard Crack. They've actually been pretty decent since they came back.

I honestly do not know what I was expecting. I knew that it was not going to work as good as one of the more expensive items of its kind. But when I set it up and downloaded the apps to experience the up close and personal fun I was left feeling quite disappointed and with a headache. Now I can see ...

The latter is quite important, as watching videos and movies is a big part of the experience on mobile VR. Or at least in my opinion...and experience. I'm sure this unit makes it easier in certain ways. But $500 is a lot to pay for a glorified Google Cardboard, imo.