Virtual reality glasses remote control vr. Multifunctional Bluetooth Joystick for VR Box

Recently, glasses have become widespread. virtual reality, giving the opportunity to plunge into the artificial world of computer games, move to any part of the world, watch films in three-dimensional image.
The remote control for vr glasses, which is included in the kit with the gadget, will help to control virtual reality and launch applications. it small device that provides synchronization of the virtual reality headset with a smartphone or computer.

Console device

When ordering virtual reality glasses, some users ask: "Do I need a remote control for vr glasses?" To figure out why you need it, it is important to visually represent the device.
This device is small in size (no more than the palm of your hand), which communicates with a smartphone or computer via wireless network... It is powered by two little finger batteries, which are located in a special compartment.
Its top panel contains a large number of buttons that perform a specific function and switch modes. The lever allows you to turn the power on and off the device. On the side of the gamepad, there is a device system switch: a computer (Windows) or a phone (IOS, Android).

Why do you need a remote for virtual reality glasses

Having a visual representation of the device, it is easy to determine that this device designed for remote communication of a virtual reality helmet with a phone or computer.

The remote control can be used as a wireless mouse or joystick.

Varieties of remote controls for VR glasses

There are many types of devices for controlling the headset, of which the most convenient for them Universal remote for VR Box.
Advantages of the universal remote control:

• Stylish design gives the product creativity and aesthetics.
• Signal transmission occurs at a distance of 2-10m.
• Synchronizes interaction with different types of devices: smartphone operating systems IOS and Android, computer, set-top boxes, consoles, TV, tablet, laptop, if they have bluetooth module 3.0.
• Low power consumption saves battery power for 40 continuous hours.
• Ease of use is provided by 8 buttons (6 on the front panel and 2 additional on top of the device) and a joystick. The joystick moves in any direction. The buttons are elastic, do not sink.
• Has 4 modes: gamepad, player, mouse, VR.

A small universal remote control, a mini gamepad, is also used. There are significantly fewer buttons on it, only 4. It has only 3 functions: a player, a mouse and a gamepad. BP works only in the horizontal position of the device. Charged by battery.

Classification of remotes for VR glasses

Remotes are divided into the following types:

1. Remote controller remote control(Remote control) - a wireless device that controls electronic devices at a distance;
2. A universal remote control is a kind of remote control that synchronizes the operation of various devices.

The principle of operation of the remote control for VR glasses

The instructions supplied with the device tell you how to use it.
First of all, you should pay attention to how to connect this device to the phone. To do this, you need to activate bluetooth, enable detection for all devices. Then hold down the power button and hold it for 5 seconds until it starts blinking. A window will appear on the phone screen prompting you to connect to the device. The connection between the controller and the smartphone will be indicated by the cursor that appears on the display of the phone.
Often, glasses owners do not know how to set up the vr remote control for different modes: player, gamepad, mouse, joystick. The setup is very simple. To switch to another mode, you need to press the button "dog", and then on the button of the mode that you want to activate.

Hello everybody!

So I could not resist, and decided to look with one eye into virtual reality. Virtual glasses often appeared in reviews and caught our eye in stores. At first it was a pity for the money to purchase plastic ones, but the cardboard ones looked somehow dumb and not solid.

And yet I came across a good model at a promotional price, and even with Bluetooth remote... On webmoney, I had a few extra bucks in the balance and I decided to order this miracle, thinking that even if I get tired of it, I can give it to someone (fortunately, I have plenty of friends and acquaintances with children).

Characteristics and description / Additional Information

Who would have thought that a smartphone would eventually turn into a real 3D cinema, entertainment center, with the ability to fly over the Grand Canyon or drive a Formula 1 car, a gaming arena with action-packed rides, simulations and shooters? All this is now available thanks to this invention!
1. HOME 3D CINEMA!
Watch your favorite movies and videos in 3D using your smartphone and VR glasses.
Experience complete immersion in what is happening! You no longer need to go to the cinema, because now VR glasses are your own cinema!
2. IMMERSE THE GAME!
Experience the ultimate gaming experience with VR glasses!
Riding a roller coaster or shooting a crowd of zombies has now become much more interesting!
Hundreds are waiting for you free games and adventures specially designed for virtual reality VR glasses!
Connect any accessories, game controllers and headphones!
You can also play your favorites computer games by connecting virtual reality glasses to a PC using a smartphone, data cable or Wi-Fi!
Just slide your smartphone into the glasses and enjoy the sensations. This is beyond words - you need to try it!
VR BOX II is a new premium product that will allow the user to plunge into the addictive world of digital reality. Its price is not as high as for other analogs, and the functionality is striking in its variety and is in no way inferior to more expensive glasses!
Large, aspherical, branded VR BOX II lenses can be adjusted in width to make the 3D glasses comfortable even for a child. In addition, the lenses can be moved back and forth separately, fine-tuning the sharpness for the eyes of any user!
The smartphone no longer needs to be firmly fixed on the flip-up front of the virtual glasses. Just clamp it into the slider, which slides in easily and locks securely into the case!
The upgraded version of the VR BOX II headset features a front panel shutter that slides easily to reveal the camera. This opportunity indispensable for games and applications that use "augmented reality".
On the sides, the VR BOX II virtual reality helmet has holes for connecting headphones, a charging cable and other additional devices.
VR BOX II does not have its own screen, but does not require one phone model either, which makes these glasses absolutely universal! This model virtual reality glasses are suitable for use with phones of any model, whose display diagonal is from 4.7 to 6.1 inches with the presence of a gyroscope and an accelerometer (it is recommended to use a smartphone with a diagonal of at least 5 inches)!
The maximum dimensions of the phone should also not exceed 163 mm x 83 mm.
VR glasses have diopter adjustment up to -6 and interpupillary distance adjustment from 58 to 72 mm.

How 3D virtual reality glasses work:
1. Download the application to your phone / smartphone from Google play(Android) or App Store(Apple, iOS), applications are free and more and more of them every day (search by VR request)
2. Launch the application, if necessary, connect the joystick / remote control for the smartphone via Bluetooth.
3. Insert your smartphone into the Virtual Reality Glasses (Helmet)
4. Enjoy 3D game or 3D video

Specifications:
1. Adjustment of lenses in two planes - Focal length (allows you to adjust the diopters up to "- 6") and the distance between the eyes (from 58mm to 72mm).
2. Adjustment of the attachment on the head according to the circumference of the head.
3. Maximum size smartphone - from 4.7 to 6 inches of the screen (the maximum length and width for phones is 83x163mm). The mount design allows you to easily mount different sizes of phones.
4. High quality plastic, no smell
6. Holes on the case for cooling the smartphone and preventing fogging of the lenses
7. Holes for the headphone cord or charger outlet

One of the highest quality glasses on the market today.

Differences from VR BOX 1.0:
1. The design of the front cover has been changed;
2. Velcro straps;
3. Lenses are much better (sharper).

In general, the very idea of ​​such glasses is interesting - to use a smartphone with sensors for virtual reality. To do this, in fact, you only need a smartphone with a good screen resolution (preferably 1080p or higher) and any VR application that is installed on it.

The glasses are delivered in a cardboard box, inside there was simple instruction, a napkin and a cloth for cleaning the lenses, as well as a soft lining, as I understand it, under the buttons of the smartphone.

In addition, the kit also included a remote control with a joystick and buttons, which can be connected to a smartphone via Bluetooth and used in VR games. The remote control has a built-in battery and is charged from USB cable.

Everything would be fine, but only the applications that are offered to be downloaded by the QR code for its operation are all entirely in Chinese.

Everything is simple in the design of glasses - in fact, it is just a plastic case with built-in lenses and a cassette cover into which your smartphone is inserted.

Suitable smartphones with screen sizes from 3.5 to 6.0 inches.

Lens diameter 36mm.

The body has two adjusters, one for each lens, with which you can adjust their position relative to your eyes (left / right) and image sharpness (forward / backward).

Along the perimeter of the glasses, at the point of contact with the face, there is a soft fabric pad, nicely and efficiently made (in cheap analogs, there is ordinary foam rubber here).

The glasses are mounted on three straps that can be adjusted in length (they are with Velcro), three straps converge at the back of the head into a flat plate of soft white silicone rubber.

The cassette where the smartphone is inserted is taken from the side. The smartphone is inserted inside, and is fixed with a spring-loaded plastic stop. Then, on the smartphone, we launch the application and push the cassette inside the glasses case.

The weight of the glasses is 320 g + the weight of the smartphone.

On the sides, the VR-box 2.0 has holes for connecting headphones, a charging cable and other additional devices.

Many applications have already been written for such glasses. After downloading any of the VR applications, you can ride the Super 8 or walk through an abandoned cave, or dive to the bottom of the ocean.

I should note that some programs do not fit glasses (either the image is blurry and the sharpness is not adjusted and the eyes get tired, or the 3D effect is not always obtained. In some applications, the picture quality is pixelated (rather, this is because my Doogee Y100 has a 720p screen resolution) In a word, you need to sort through and download different videos.

I liked the VR Cinema application, which processes any movie into glasses. Basically, it splits the screen in two and starts the movie. 3D effect is present. But firstly, the image will be cropped at the edges, and secondly, the movie must be in 1080p quality so that the pixels are not visible.

I liked the effect of the glasses - you can rotate your head and, accordingly, look around in a virtual environment. And if you pick up good app then the glasses are impressive and addictive.

Also note that for full-fledged work in virtual applications, your smartphone must have a gyroscope (mine does not have it), and therefore, my capabilities in virtual programs were limited by turning the head left and right.

I also draw your attention to the fact that even in normal applications with good sharpening, after 10-15 minutes, eyes begin to get tired. By the way, it is recommended to take breaks to avoid spasm of the optic nerve, which can lead to myopia.

Of course, all these devices are still imperfect and this is only the beginning of the development of virtual reality. The complete wow-effect of immersion is hampered by the fact that you are looking at the virtual environment as if through a square window.

By and large, it is rather a curious toy, but which is sometimes interesting to stick into, fortunately, it is not expensive, and everyone can afford to look into the 3D world.

I think that sometimes you can "indulge" and play them. Interestingly, this VR-box 2.0 is sold at local auctions with a Bluetooth controller for $ 30-40, which is naturally expensive. Thanks to the Chinese for the price of $ 6.80 - for such a price you can buy it.

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