NOON VR - Virtual Reality Headset (NVRG-01)

Jumping into the VR band wagon, and I'm really glad I bought the Noon VR. Because the bare bone Google Cardboard is just not cutting it for me, and the cheaper alternatives' build quality are subpar. I was not getting the full VR immersion experience with a google cardboard/cheaper alternatives.The packaging for Noon VR is minimal: Included you'll find a universal phone holder, head band, main VR unit, a lens cleaning cloth, and instruction manual. There are optional specific phone holders available but I haven't tried those yet. The universal holder, which uses a rubber strap to securely loop around your phone, fits my iPhone 6+ perfectly.The headset is made in Korea, and the build quality is excellent. There is quite a lot of attention to detail, there is no jagged edges, it just feels great in hand, and when you are actually wearing it. The included Velcro headband tucks nicely onto headset, and is fully adjustable both left & right, as well as from the top.After setup, I tried a few different iOS applications:Noon VR App - Which is awesome, because it can be used to play any video I have loaded in my phone and it feels like a theater experience wearing the VR set! There are also quite a few cool showcase videos as well as 360 degree videos for you to explore in the app. Being a guy, my all time fav would be those Korean MTVs featuring hot chics dancing in a studio, where I can view in a 360 degree angle :P Your Noon VR set entitles you to be able to install the app on two different phones.Google Cardboard App - Cool app to explore the VR possibilities.Vrse - Great VR story telling though a 360 degree fully immersed experience.Crazy Swing VR - makes me dizzy but funIf you have android phone (which I don't) you can also go into youtube and look for VR specific videos to enjoy. There is even adult entertainment apps build around the VR technology, that brings thrill to another level...All the VR apps I've tired with Noon VR, they've executed without any problem.There is plenty soft foam cushion around the lens, and it should be comfortable for longer viewing periods. There are also plenty of ventilation holes build into the VR set, so people who sweat a lot wouldn't get foggy lens during use (tip: leave some space around nose area so air can circulate and you get minimal fog) The lens itself is fully adjustable, I have to take my glasses off to use the headset but it's no biggie. I just wish that the adjustment could be made to individual eyes, as my eyes have different degree of near sight.The Noon VR works best with high resolution screens (1080p+), with my iPhone 6+, I can sometimes see the LCD dots through the lens.Overall, great VR headset for the price, the real plus is that you can use it with both iPhones and Androids, and not have to be limited to Galaxy phones like the Samsung VR, which is pretty much the same thing for double the cost.

First off the the headser is pretty cool looking. It's small and sleek. However there is we're the problem is. Because it's so small the screen of your phone is way to close to your eyes. It looks good down the middle but anything outside of that is blured. Yes you can adjust the lenses but that didn't offer much help at all. If you start moving the lesses one way you you start to see the black ring and even then its still blury. The other way just makes everything bigger and more blury. For me there was no good lense setting on this device. I'm sure if they would have made it a bit bigger ( like move it further from your eyes and made the lenses begged that would fix this problem. Unusable for me as 60% or so the screen is blury. Also the headset it horribly uncomfortable. And again that is because of the small size of theheadset. It feels like my nose is getting crushed the area were the spot for the nose is cut out has padding but it doesn't really help in my case. If you have a small nose or are a child -teen I think that the headset would be less uncomfortable for you. if you are in the market for a vr bead set definitely get one with big leases. Would not recommend for the price, maybe worth $20 at most.

I am not a paid to review. As far as vr headsets go in the under 100 dollar category this one is pretty good. The positive is the app it let's you control the headset without removing it from the device. The tap to center feature is nice. As far as comfort it lacks a bit especially compare to the Samsung VR for only 10 dollars more. The focus is fairly crude only moving the lens forward and back. Description claims 2d and 3d however be ware that 3d is semi blurry due to the poor quality lens and you can only "view your own 2d videos, not streaming or downloaded viedoes" as I found out when I emailed NOON. All in all in my opinion it is way over priced. 45 dollar units are just as good if not better in design. This one doesn't secure our expensive phones well. You are paging 45 dollars for a mediocre app. I used with a sprint note 4.

I bought one of these a several days ago. Definitely not worth $89, I would say $40 at the most, it's just a molded plastic holder for a phone with two lenses. I would not buy it again, here's why:1. I have a medium size head and its tight fitting on me.2. Due to the tight fit and the plastic build fogging is a major problem.3. The lens adjustment really doesn't seem to do anything significant. I didn't notice a change when adjusting it.4. If you use an iPhone 6 like I do, then expect to see a screen with lots of pixels! They show up in all their colorful glory and are a significant distraction.5. The content on the app that comes with the headset just isn't that good.6. I'm still trying to figure it out but after several days I still can't get Netflix, YouTube, or downloaded movies to play. Not that I would want to watch a feature length movie on this thing anyway.7. If your just a VR enthusiast who wants to play with a phone holder and check out the technology then this should be fine. If you're someone who wants a usable piece of technology then this is just not mature enough. I think the calendar is against them at this point, not that they are any different from the other VR phone holders it's just the concept doesn't work very well. Hopefully the Rift headset and the Microsoft glasses will be better.8. As I said the app isn't that good and the content isn't either. I did find that it played my own phone videos better and they were fun to watch for the first few minutes.9. Build quality is ok, it's just light weight plastic so what else is there to say. I also didn't find it hard on my nose.Hope that helps if your researching or considering buying one of these types of headsets.

Lens quality is bad. Price too high.

I have used many indian VR also, but its experience is awesome n fantastically excelent. Superb experience n a must buy product. Really light in weight, with specs one can see.

Best VR in Market ,Awesome product shipped from USA . Emersive experience for watching VR videos

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Excellent product