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hey Josh Bazar from Android 30 and VR source what's going on everybody and I'm here to bring you a look at these size VR 1 plus now here at e3 might be a little bit odd to see a company like science here for a VR platform but they already had a VR one in the past and now they have a VR one plus it's a brand new peripheral that allows for a somewhat Universal almost completely Universal rather platform for VR headsets and what you have are these little trays that slide right into the VR headset and in the VR one plus you'll be able to have any phone from 4.7 to 5.5 inches in the case of this phone right here which is already playing a VR game what we have is the iPhone 6s plus so the tray with the phone that is already playing VR content slides right in quite easily and after that we have the eyepiece or the eye box rather which is just large enough or actually large enough to accommodate eyeglasses so what you have with a company like science that makes lenses is a great way of magnifying into the VR content and even if you have prescription glasses like I do it'll fit perfectly inside but being length the length between and the actual banker fires themselves is actually perfectly fine so that even with prescription glasses you're going to get a very clear image and right here at the booth testing a couple of games out on this particular headset I find that the image is actually really sharp it looks really nice and as long as you have really high pixel density in the phone that you're using you won't really get that screen door effect but with the iPhone 6s plus obviously has a somewhat lower resolution display than plenty of Android devices so of course it'll have a little bit more of that screen door effect so you can actually see the pixels inside of the headset size has partnered up with Google to make sure that this headset is day-dream compatible but until drain cream actually happens on Android 10 and Beyond this is primarily a great way of writing the cardboard content that is already available in the Android ecosystem on this headset you can take off all of these different straps here and you are able to move around the way that you would normally with cardboard and of course there's this little button on the left side here that works just like the magnetic button on a cardboard device overall the best part about the VR one plus the most exciting part rather is the fact that it is pretty much Universal with any smartphone that you might be using there are very few smart phones that won't fit in here because the Universal tray that the one plus will come with has the ability to put in anything from 4.7 to 5.5 inches in a particular type of phone so no matter what phone you have or even if you upgrade your phone in the future you'll be able to slide it right into this headset quite easily without having to buy a whole new headset in the market today we have a lot of companies who are creating a VR headsets just particularly for their own smartphones and it's nice to see a company like zayats which has some forward-thinking ideas in terms of the optics of this headset to create one that is actually pretty much Universal those iose vr1 plus is going to be available later this August again at that price point of $129 so it's an affordable way of getting into virtual reality and it has probably one of the best platforms available so that you can use pretty much any phone that you want keep it tuned to VR source and to Android or D from time to time for VR related content and you can member to keep it tuned here because we are your source for all kinds of reality