Bill Nye's VR Science Kit
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Step into the lab with Bill Nye’s VR Science Kit and get ready to make some discoveries with 30 fun experiments that come alive in augmented and virtual reality! Bill will explain key scientific principles including chemical reactions, sound waves, oxidation and dive into crystals, volcanoes, slime and more. So join Bill Nye the Science Guy and explore the wonders of science!
To activate the experiences, simply download the app and hold your mobile device over the book included with Bill Nye’s VR Science Kit and watch Bill come to life!
To activate the experiences, simply download the app and hold your mobile device over the book included with Bill Nye’s VR Science Kit and watch Bill come to life!
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2.5
76 reviews
Patrick Shepard
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December 27, 2020
VR Headset included isnt great. I have quite a slim phone and I was still a little worried it was going to damage it due to the pressure on the screen. The App is also not great, having some problems with centering while in VR mode. It may be a setting or something I need to change perhaps, but not a great experience so far. Experiments themselves seem well chosen and described in the included book. And Bill Nye is fantastic!
47 people found this review helpful
Jenn Hume
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December 30, 2021
Downloaded the 2.02GB app and it works decently on handheld mode, although the VR experiences on several of the pages won't load and will freeze the app. The goggles are a different story; the split screen images are displayed so far apart that I (as an adult) cannot adjust them to be close enough to form one cohesive picture. What we get instead is a semi-overlapping image that gives the appearance of double vision and results in a nasty headache and one very disappointed child.
10 people found this review helpful
K. Wong
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December 28, 2020
My kid was able to figure out this app on his own (+1). Then he gave me a tour of the cool things the app can do, like turning the book pictures into videos, or the VR part where you're in the lab with Nye. I have a google Pixel and haven't had any issues. It does eat up battery, but then, VR/AR is resource intensive. And the app is big, which I wondered if that would cause issues because I buy the dinkiest phone but all good. Nice app. Compliments to the designers and devopers.
50 people found this review helpful
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