oriori ORI E003 Orange Monkey Group Augmented Reality Adventure Set, Blue/Black

Numerous cards to choose from and the app once downloaded is so easy to use. Every card has a different picture and every single one can be scanned by the app resulting in the scanned picture transferring to the app in an Augmented Reality manner. The pictures can be made bigger, smaller moved around and the kids can even have selfies with them.It has something which I've never seen before which is a hologram pyramid. Once the app is placed in hologram mode your phone or tablet goes on the pyramid and you have a 360 degree view of the moving picture, amazing!The VR glasses are perfect as they're not closed ones so the children don't feel claustrophobic with them. I did note you shouldn't use them if you have epilepsy.On the whole a great gift for younger to older kids and obviously perfect for Christmas or a birthday gift. For £30 you get a lot!

The package contains 1 VR Headset, 1 Pyramid/Holographic Box, 30 Cards: 10 x Stars, 10 x Marine, 10 x Insects.Its an easy to wear the VR headset, and all of our phones fitted it.You need to download an 350MB app, this needs activating, yet wouldn't. We tried and tried. So all we have is 30 cards, and a headset, yet we can't use the app to view the cards as it won't activate. Basically we have a £30 box of junk.

Ok, with all the technology at our fingertips, this is a laughable set. I'm sorry. All you get is a plastic 3D 👓 set for your phone and a pyramid frame for a hologram. You need to download the app and then scan cards supplied with your phone camera for a very poor graphics animation to appear ( doubled for the glasses and four for the hologram) with an audio description of what it is you have on the card ( planets, creatures, etc.) My daughter ( she is 11) said it was a "lame toy"...& At just under £30... really? Cannot recommend, I'm sorry.

For what it is advertised you certainly do get a shock when you actually use it!! It not much, not very exciting. The few cards you get to use, it’s ok, but not something I would be happy paying £30 for. Kids easily got bored of this after about 20 minutes of use!! Think it needs a lot of improvements to make it worth £30, and for kids to actually enjoy using it!!

I’ve had various VR headsets that attach to smart phones over the years and this is one of the better ones! You download the app from the App Store, then scan the OR code to register the device ( up to 4 allowed) then slot in your smartphone into the headset, it is universal so will cover most if not all. You then hold the card up in front of you and the camera scans the image, delivers a 3D image of the chosen subject and gives you a brief description. You get three lots (x 10) cards : Green - Insects, Blue - Aquatic and Purple : Planets. It is great fun, as it puts the 3D image in your current environment.You also get a 3D platform viewer which you can all view the item in holographic 3D form, when you place the smartphone on the top.I will be looking if you can get more cards to add to this, as it is good fun for the price. Both my daughters loved playing with it, but I will say the headset when loaded with a smartphone is a tad heavy for a toddler.Well recommended, as it really is good fun, but needs more cards as you can get through em em in less than an hour.

Grandchildren love it.

I actually think this product is that bad that it should be classed as false advertising. It says it is augmented reality - you basically put your phone into the headset with the camera on and it uses a filter to make everything look a little bit blurry and bright. You look at the cards but I wouldn't say it makes it 3D even, just slightly big and bright. It certainly isn't immersive and bored my 5 yo very fast with pictures of slightly large blurry ants that don't do anything else. On top of this the headset is uncomfortable. Really don't recommend this.

This Augmented Reality Adventure Set is very enjoyable, fun and very enjoyable when studying the cards that are included in this set. Which is a pretty real 4D vision of different planets, celestial bodies (cardboard images).