Procus ONE Virtual Reality Headset 40MM Lenses -For IOS and Android – (Black)

UPDATE [Aug 21]: Attaching a QR code for those having difficult time finding it over internet. First thing first: Product was delivered on schedule and as described! No complains of any nature! I bought this for my daughter who would keep insisting on my taking her to 7D-9D cinema in the city almost every other day though I did that so many times, a fussy kid, indeed ;). I also bought a cheaper one and there is no significant noticiable difference in the viewing experience except for the ability to adjust focus. I will explain the reason in a moment below. I am completely satisfied with my purchase in terms of product quality and delivery. About a month later, I also got a call from a very courteous customer care executive from Procus who seemed quite willing to help me out with any product related queries and contacted proactively for my experience and opinion about the product. I think that speaks a lot about their perseverance concerning the product improvement and user satisfaction. They even shared a link to their new game they just released on the google play (I've got an iPhone though ;). If you are keen on purchasing one for yourself, I would recommend Procus in a heartbeat. There is nothing wrong with the VR device. VR technology, though exciting, is still far from real primarily because of the insufficient pixel density on smartphones today. In a nutshell, the actual show-stopper for the true smooth viewing experience is the lack of ample screen pixel density of your smartphone other than the necessity of a screen size measuring 5.5 or above. The pixelation of the screen comes in the way too much that you feel like you are just watching a classic CRT table top TV where you can see individual pixels (you are basically viewing your smartphone screen through a lens of pair, there is no circuitry involved in the VR box, that's all about a VR Box). Those who have purchased the device and experienced VR would agree with me that even a high-end smartphone with 441+ PPI falls short of the requirement for a true smooth viewing experiencing without noticeable pixelation, but any lower PPI, and you will undoubtedly bang your head against wall for spending this much money in vein because I did :( (iPhone5s- 326PPI - 4") However, I do not attribute it to the Procus as it is the limitation of the VR technology and Procus VR device just does the job well depending solely on the smartphone you use. I recommend Procus VR without reservation, but if you do not have a smartphone with a screen size measuring at least 5" plus 400 PPI or more, your money is simply going down the drain no matter which VR box currently available in the market you buy including expensive VR box from SAMSUNG as you are gonna be SORELY DISAPPOINTED. So, if that is the case, no need to waste your hard-earned money as any cheap VR box/cardboard under 1K that you can lay hands upon would suffice and let you experience VR technology. That way you'll always have a choice whether to go ahead and buy an expensive one. Period. Hope this helps!

Just opened the box. Tried it on. Product seems decent. One star for wrong commitment. They showed magnetic clicker with the product. But there's just the headset in the box. Will update the review upon testing the product. Updated on Oct 28 ,2016- If your phone has buttons on your side , like my one plus 3, this won't work at all. The case holding the phone has spring clamps inside which press the power button continuously, resulting in phone restarting again and again. Its equivalent of holding the power button for 5 seconds to force restart the phone. I had to try some jugaad and used a earbud to get some gap between the clamp and the power button. Then the other clamp started pushing the volume rocker on the other side of phone. Resulting in phone going in silent mode. Every time I tried using it, I spent good 5-10 minutes finding the perfect balance to make sure neither the power nor the volume buttons are pressed to hard!! It will work with phones like iPhones and samsung phones which have power button on top. But the volume buttons are still on sides!! On one hand if your phone size is less than 5.5 inches, you might not get immersive experience but on the other hand if it is 5.5 inch big, you will face the challenge I talked about. Returning this item. Product design not thought through.

HEY GUYS ========= BEFORE STARTING OF THE REVIEW =============================== REVIEW PRODUCT: PROCUS ONE VIRTUAL REALITY HEADSET AS YOU GUYS KNOW PROCUS IN A INDIAN BRAND, PROVIDING VARIOUS TYPES OF VR HEADSET IN BUDGET PRICE. ================================================================================================= --SO STARTING OF MY REVIEW-- =========================== WHAT'S INSIDE THE BOX: > PROCUS ONE VR HEADSET > ONE MAGNETIC BUTTON > MICRO FIBER CLOTH ========================= ATTRACTIVE FEATURES AND STUFF 1. BUILD QUALITY WAS AWESOME, GREAT QUALITY PLASTIC WILL BE USED. 2. INSIDE LENS QUALITY ALSO GREAT. 3. STRAP ALSO MADE FROM GOOD QUALITY MATERIAL. 4. IN FROND GOOD QUALITY PADS ARE PROVIDED (PROVIDING GOOD GRIPS ON EYES OR FEELING COMFORTABLE) ================================================ --FEATURES-- ============ > TWO NOBS ON BOTH SIDE TO ADJUST FOCUS. > ONE WHEEL PRESENT ON TOP OF VR TO ADJUST FOCUS. > IN FRONT OF VR SLIDE WAS REMOVED TO USE ANY CAMERA FEATURE. REALLY HELP FULL. > MAGNETIC BUTTON WAS PROVIDED TO PLAY SOME GAMES OR TO CONTROL SMARTPHONE WITHOUT OPENING THE HEADSET. > PICTURE QUALITY WAS GREAT DEPENDING ON YOUR SMART PHONE BECAUSE IF YOUR SMARTPHONE RESOLUTION WAS POOR THEN VR CAN'T DO ANYTHING TO IMPROVE IT. ============================================================= --MY OPINION-- ============= > GUYS IF YOUR ARE LOOKING FOR VR HEADSET THEN THIS HEADSET WAS AWESOME IN THIS PRICE RANGE. > PICTURE QUALITY WAS GREAT (DEPEND ON YOUR SMARTPHONE) > NOBS AND WHEEL ARE REALLY VERY HELP FULL TO ADJUST FOCUS ACCORDING TO YOUR EYES. > STRAPS AND PADS ARE PROVIDING GOOD GRIP AND COMFORTABLE . > FRONT SLIDE REMOVE FEATURE IS HELP FULL TO USE ANY CAMERA FEATURE. > LOTS OF VR APPLICATION WAS PROVIDED ON PLAY STORE. ====================================================== --MY FINAL OPINION-- ================== > BEST BUDGET VR HEADSET > PROVIDE GREAT PICTURE QUALITY > STRAPS AND PADS ARE ALSO HELP TO GRIP AND COMFORTABLE ON YOUR EYES. > NOBS AND WHEELS ARE GREAT FEATURE TO ADJUST FOCUS ACCORDING TO YOUR EYES. > MAGNETIC BUTTON WAS A GOOD FEATURE TO PLAY GAME OR ANY OTHER. ==================================================================== --MY VERDICT--: THIS PRODUCT IS BEST BUY ====================================== IF YOU LIKED MY REVIEW GUYS PLEASE HIT THAT HELPFUL BUTTON THERE --- YOUR ONE HELPFUL BUTTON HELPS A LOT ================ THANK YOU ================

It's a minimally designed extension to the google cardboard headset. It improves on the ergonomics of wearing a cardboard but cardboard compatible apps may not work with this as it doesn't have a magnet that cardboard apps require you to have. You could do well with a bluetooth remote controller, but most of them haven't been standardized yet. It doesn't compare to a samsung gear VR, HTC Vive, or the Ocullus Rift but this is more of an introduction to VR. So, it is a good device if you have your expectations right. If you have tried them you will realize that they have internal gyros, and other sensors of high precision which are seamlessly integrated into the devices, and VR ecosystem. So they do come at a premium, and you shouldn't expect that with this headset. All that put aside, you still have a limited field of view and modest optics on this headset. Nothing out of the ordinary. You will have a good experience with a 5.5 inch phone but it will be a little hard to fit. You will have a bad experience with a 5.1 inch or lesser phone. I enjoyed a good 2 - 3 weeks of experiencing a medium(VR) which will certainly be the future of media consumption, there are good apps that let you watch videos in a theater environment, but I can't wait for youtube to offer all its content in VR mode. Phones still need a higher resolution, better graphics cards, gyros, and bigger batteries to make this like television or other screens. While, that may be it is still worth a try, and I am glad that I spent on an economical headset.

Package Quality is B+, basic packaging but consequently minimal waste. In-box : apart from the Headset, an ACTUAL microfiber cloth - not the r/maliciouscompliance equivalent of microfiber towels pushed hard by resellers on Amazon, the actual tiny cloth that comes with your spectacles. Quality of the Headset is A+. There is even a physic button to simulate screen tap which comes very handy when viewing basic apps that doesn't require dedicated controller/remote. Adjustable position of the lenses in both X and Z axis is a great feature to have. ROCK SOLID Phone Clamping system. I think this has been my favorite among all the affordable VR headsets I have tried. At the price point of 2K INR, it is worthwhile purchase. But is it justifiable? This is NOT a reflection on the product itself, but the state of Android VR from the content perspective. There is only so much content available in VR space when it comes to Android, and it is mostly in 360 videos, most of which are SBS content, NOT stereoscopic. Plus a lot of momentum which VR has gained during its peak, 2 year period following the unveiling of Google Cardboard, many of the actually worthwhile VR apps have gone defunct, removed from Playstore. Therefore, the product itself is a good product. BUT please make sure you are aware with the state of VR in Android space before you commit with the purchase.