[[ Important to note that Playtime won't be accurate for these reviews - iVRY only tracks playtime while it's searching for your device to pair with it (at least, in my experience). ]]

It's really quite good for what it is. It's a cheap and cheerful way to use my iPhone 8 with a Destek V5 headset (found cheap in a charity shop). Because my PC is so old now (i5-2500, GTX 1050), using my Oculus Rift DK2 is very hit or miss. Sometimes it seems like the Oculus software (that has to run in order for the headset to be used) is the difference between a terrible and usable experience.

So not having to use the Oculus software for my VR games (Euro Truck Simulator 2 being the main one) is really nice. The downside is that the headtracking is not as good as a dedicated VR headset, nor is the resolution (I can barely read small text). However, that might just be because my iPhone 8 is pretty ancient.

With that said, I've driven several journeys in ETS2 with this setup and really enjoyed it. Definitely pay the extra $8 or whatever it is to stop the grayscale after 5 minutes of use.

If you haven't got easy access to VR, or just want to dip your toes into it, you can do a lot worse than this. It's not perfect, but it does what it's meant to do very well - the software has never failed to pair in the time I've been using it, and it's never crashed during a game either.

Thanks to the devs for making VR affordable for the rest of us :)