VR Headset for Phone with Bluetooth Controller, 4.7-7.2" VR Headsets with HD 110°FOV Anti-Blue Light Lenses & Adjustable Gears, 3D VR Headset for Kids Compatible iPhone Samsung Android

How it works: Connect the Lightning Adapter end to your iPhone/iPad/iPod, insert the USB end into your Charger Pros: - Apple MFi Certified; worked with all the Apple devices I tested - Short & strong, it’s an inherently tangle-free nylon cord with aluminum connectors - Cable is thicker than most, and the adapter connectors appear well made - In testing it transferred all data, videos, etc. and worked well with iTunes “sync” and “backup” - Package contained the cable, and booklet-guide, and 18 month warranty - It’s VERY SHORT. If that fits your needs, short is good! Cons: - It’s VERY SHORT. If that doesn’t fit your needs, short is bad! (But it’s not the product’s fault; you chose poorly.) Overall Evaluation: - An extremely short and well-made cable.

The multipack is useful, and these are some long lengths to be able to stretch across tables or from behind furniture. But one by one the cables stopped charging. Worse, they'd buzz and show charging as they're plugged in, but then stop a few moments later. Which means I plug in a phone and leave it for a few hours, only to come back to an even more depleted charge. One of the cables also lost the tip of the lightning plug inside my AirPods case. Needed a trip to the Apple Store in order to get it fixed, which fortunately they didn't charge for.

What's there to say - it's a lightning cable and seems to be okay. I can't say how long it will last since I just got it, but it seems to be well made. I like the idea of a short cable so that I don't have the longer cable cluttering up my desk. My only quibble is that the cable is slightly shorter than I would like - that's why it doesn't get 5 stars. It would also be nice if there was a small cover of some sort for the lightning tip since I intend to leave the cable plugged in which leaves the lightning tip exposed to any kind of spill or splatter. I guess I just found another use for duct tape.

Highly recommend if you don't want to drop the cash for the expensive VR headsets out there and you have a newer high-end phone with a good screen. The field of view 110 deg is great. Good price, comfort is good even with glasses, image quality is good better than the old Samsung Gear VR, feels like it has good durability for the price, feels lightweight but not cheap, easy to setup and slip phone into. My Galaxy S25 Ultra works perfectly with it, even though it is on the big size. I just needed to slip out the inner bracket that is just floating anyway, so just get it and remove it. The S25 screen is so high end the screen door effect is very small and easy to ignore unlike the older phones. Only issue is most everyone seems to have dropped support for VR platforms like Google Cardboard, Gear VR, and many of the popular apps are just not updated and don't work. Also the control just doesn't seem to map to any of the apps or websites. The only button that worked was the B button for back. Maybe there is a fix or a better controller out there. I was able to use my Dell Bluetooth mouse to just click around but it's also limited, as there's just no universal standard for controls and VR it seems. Fortunately, YouTube and the hub and other websites have VR built in that works perfectly with Chrome and you can run your own videos and images on some of the players on the Google Play Store and it will make them viewable even if they are not 3D. There is content out there, but you need to dig for working platforms and viewers. Skydive player seems to be the best, but it has limitations. There are others. Still trying them all.

The strap is really bad. It’s constantly sliding down on the top of the head portion and doesn’t get secure enough to hold the weight of the front up. You’re left holding the headset up so it doesn’t droop. This also creates unnecessary pressure on the nose bridge. A better strap would make this at least 4 stars if not 5. The lenses are serviceable and the sliders for focus have a decent range on them.

So far so good with this cable. I would have not given it 5 stars due to the length of the cable but it's 100% documented. I guess I didn't realize how short 0.1MM is. It's absolutely fantastic for in the car or for a travel cable. I use it connected to my laptop all the time and the cable is super rugged. I was very surprised that I haven't had to replace the cable yet, being that prior cables I had been replacing all the time. I also use it in the car, it's the perfect length to use the USB port and not have the cable strung around the entire vehicle. Overall it's a great cable that works well. I saw someone else commented about the packaging, they must have seen it because they removed the extra annoying glue thingy and now it just comes in the package, super easy to remove and use.

Revised Review after 13 months of use. This lighting cable is protected by a cloth like covering and it’s seems to have prolonged the life it. That’s what i was looking for. You get 4 cables of varying length and they worked well for 12 months. Then two failed. Both were used indoors were routinely used for continuous charging or recharging. They aren’t heavily used, as they are my home over nite chargers for my iPhone and iPad. 13 months later one of them came apart on the end that’s inserted in device. I noticed I could not insert the business end into my iPad. Tried other cords and had the same problem. After several hours of trying to clean debris out of charging port and using compressed air as per Apple support, I was about to give up. I noticed that the metallic contact that goes around the lightning tip was missing on one cord. It had come off and was lodged in the port. I dug it out with a safety pin and now I can charge again. But that long cord is useless. The second cord failed at 14 months. There was nothing broken that I could see. The shortest cable lives in my vehicle and is used to keep my iPhone charged while driving. It’s 3 foot and this one, being exposed to harsher conditions would have been the one expected to malfunction first. Still working fine I still plan to use the other two but I’m going to inspect them regularly.

Doesn't work with any phone properly.