VR Headset Designed for Nintendo Switch & Switch OLED Console with Adjustable Lens for a Virtual Reality Gaming Experience and for Labo VR - Black - Gift Boxed Edition

I got this for my son for Christmas and he loves it, he plays with it most days, it's not the best VR experience but it's ideal for the little ones, it's also made quite well and comfortable to wear too so it should last a long time, we got it on a offer so got it at a reasonable price, anyone thinking of getting there little one a vr then this won't disappoint, excellent for the little ones maybe not so great for the more experienced vr players though but my 7 year old loves it so definitely glad we got it him

Tl;Dr great if you're a huge switch fan but not necessary for an average gamer. I'll split this review in two sections: The product: functionally, it's great for the cost. Solid build, comfortable for short term uses, I wear large glasses and it fit without major issues/scratches. I used the normal switch (no OLED) and the straps seem like they're not about to fit but it keeps the switch secured. Additionally, it got here a day early! I missed out on Labo VR but wanted to try out the features, so this really was the next best thing and possibly an improvement given the headstrap. Plus, my phone (while a tad smaller) for fairly well in the headset so I was able to watch some VR videos on YouTube. Practical Use: I only have a few games that support VR, and not many in general do. Breath of the Wild - probably the best of the bunch, the quality is definitely hit, but it's a cool way to experience the full game. You essentially act as the camera, but can still use the C stick to aim. Mario Odyssey - there are just a few predefined levels made, which is cool to see focus on it. However, they're incredibly short and limited in range, you can't explore the full level but rather stay in fixed positions where you simply turn around. Smash Bros - possibly the worst of the bunch. You can only experience local single player matches. No items. Only timed. Limited stages. And the really annoying part, the joycons must be connected to the switch at all times and nothing else can be supported. It's cool to see some of the full stages where available but it's not much. If you're a big switch fan who's been dying to try it I think it's definitely a must buy, but for the average consumer you aren't missing much.

waste of money.not worth

I questioned my son as to why he doesn’t play with his Xmas gift and he said doesn’t work

Works well, but makes my son dizzy when he wears it less than 5 mins.