Samsung Galaxy Virtual Reality Headset

[0.655 lb] This is perfect for holding a virtual reality (VR) Headset and Controllers. This model attaches to stands, whereas the other model (16090) attaches to desks. Either way, it's a perfect solution for anyone looking for a better way to conveniently store your VR gear.

[2 lb] Feels like a real shifter from a racecar. And if that’s not enough just look at the specs. Virtual reality at its finest for all walks of people from gamers to gearheads to racing/car enthusiasts.The package came in a safe and timely manner and my boyfriend and I LOVE it.

[6 GB] I was very optimistic and upbeat about the Virtual/Augmented reality innovation but this is mind blowing! You wouldn’t believe how so many people never heard of Oculus!! I’ve recommended to few people and they are doing the same, so it’s spreading via word of mouth. I do see far less reviews/unboxing videos than other “meh” products but hope it will pickup. I would love to see recording capabilities, that would allow people to share glimpse of Quest 2 experience via social media. Great job with this and can’t wait to see more in the future!!

Feels like a real shifter from a racecar. And if that’s not enough just look at the specs. Virtual reality at its finest for all walks of people from gamers to gearheads to racing/car enthusiasts.The package came in a safe and timely manner and my boyfriend and I LOVE it.

[2.7 V] I am using this mic with a Samsung Galaxy S8 using the samsung Voice Recorder App. It works beautifully. There is no echo and no popping. Great buy!

[Plug-In Power] works with my hollyland lark perfectly to my samsung galaxy s22+

[0.58 lb] I am able to connect my iPad and samsung galaxy phone at the same time with no problems. The latency is very low.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this as a gift and it has become my go too for movies and games speacily paired with the samsung galaxy buds pro

[7.3 x 4.95 x 1"] Called Samsung to find out if the Galaxy 4 had OTG, they said no... they were wrong. I can attach my 2 T Passport hard drive to reload books and music. I can power my camera using Android software, the OTG and the Nikon USB cord. Tried it with the S5 and it also works.

[1.5 to 9 V] I’ve been using many different brands, types and sizes of headsets for decades in live dialogue amplification applications. I have purchased scores of them over the years, and currently have a good sized locker of various DPA, Countryman, Sennheiser, Shure, Audio Technica, and other headset mics. Compared to the usual industry leaders, the Galaxy HSM8 sounds just fine - clean, plenty of headroom, feedback resistant, and easy to e.q. in the typical headset fashion.  My users report it to be exceptionally comfortable... “forgot I was wearing it” is typical. I like the adjustability system. Simple, makes sense, packs down quickly into the case, and most importantly it is intuitive for users to put on by themselves. This was a BIG plus for me. Right out of the box, it just seemed to sit of the average size head and work without any fussiness. Historically, I’m generally putting headsets on for people because they seem to struggle with self-installation, but the HSM-8 seems to be the welcome exception.  Last but not least, It is a HUGE plus that the mic comes with four (!) spare cables. FINALLY, a manufacturer who realizes that these fussy little cables are normal wear items that must be routinely replaced. I’m all for high end audio, but come on...The greatest sounding headset in the world Is useless if the cable routinely breaks and cannot be field repaired. (hint to DPA) And, when cables can be replaced, but spares are so expensive that I have to specially budget to carry three or four with me, that’s not much better either (Hint to Countryman).  Bottom line: Galaxy has a great idea here. A comfortable, reasonably priced headset with all the right features AND which sounds quite good. I bet they will sell a ton of them. I’m very happy with mine!