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Find the right viewer for you

FAQs

How do I know which viewers will work with Cardboard?

All of the viewers here carry the Works with Google Cardboard badge, which means they work with your Cardboard apps. So find the viewer that fits you (and your smartphone) best, then enjoy your favorite immersive experiences. Listing policy

The viewers listed here are certified to be compatible with software using the Google Cardboard SDKs. Beyond this software compatibility, Google makes no claims on the safety, quality, or functionality of these viewers. These companies are listed in no particular order.

If you would like to certify a viewer for Works with Google Cardboard, visit the manufacturers page.

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How do I know which viewers will work with my phone?

Choose a viewer that fits your phone's screen size. Most Cardboard apps work with Android 4.1+ and the latest iOS smartphones.

Where can I find apps for Cardboard?

From the Google Cardboard app on Android and iOS, you can discover Cardboard apps by selecting "GET APPS." You can also find more apps by visiting the Play Store or by searching for "Cardboard" or "Virtual Reality" on the Apple App Store.

Can I use Cardboard if I wear glasses?

Yes, Cardboard works with most glasses. Some glasses may be more viewer-friendly than others, and some viewers may be more glasses-friendly than others. Check the specific viewer's website for details.

Can I use a pizza box to make my own Cardboard viewer?

Yes. Make sure you order an extra large.

Build It Yourself

To build your own viewer all you need are a few everyday items you can find in your garage, online, or at your local hardware store: cardboard, lenses, magnets, hook and loop fastener and a rubber band.

Download instructions For manufacturers

1. Cardboard

Corrugated cardboard sheet, preferably E Flute (corrugated cardboard comes in a variety of thicknesses called "flutes"), available at many art supply stores and online . For best results, you should look for strong, thin cardboard (sturdy shoe box rather than moving box). Minimum size: 8.75in (22cm) by 22in (56cm), and 0.06in (1.5mm) thickness. Online sources here and here

2. Lenses

This is the trickiest component. Lenses that have a 45mm focal distance might work. Biconvex lenses work best because they prevent distortion around the edges.

3. Magnets

One neodymium ring magnet - like this or this - and one ceramic disk magnet - like this or this. Approximate size: 0.75in (19mm) diameter and 0.12in (3mm) thickness.

4. Rubber band

One rubber band, to prevent the phone from sliding out. Minimum length of 3.2in (8cm).

5. NFC tag (optional)

One sticker NFC tag. Program it with the URL cardboard://v1.0.0

Make it yours

Whether you're buying a pre-assembled viewer or building one from scratch, there's almost no limit to how creative you can get with Cardboard, as these eye-catching examples prove.

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Teacher devices - Teachers can use Ozobot Classroom, Ozobot's STEAM learning management system, for onboarding, an educator dashboard, bot and class management, and more. Computers with the Google Chrome browser are recommended for Classroom. for updated device and system requirements.

Student devices - Students can code Ozobot Evo two ways: screen-free with Color Codes and on-screen with OzoBlockly. For OzoBlockly, students can use a tablet with the Evo app or a computer with a web browser.

The following technology works best with OzoBlockly:

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Osmo's groundbreaking system fosters social intelligence and creative thinking by opening up the iPad and iPhone to the endless possibilities of physical play.

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Your hub to create, contribute, and learn with Sphero robots.

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Tiggly makes interactive toys and iPad learning apps for preschoolers & toddlers. Do you see a triangle on the screen? Match the shape, and start learning.