Helmet VR Lenovo Explorer Windows Mixed Reality Headset Review

Even if it costs a little bit more, this virtual reality (VR) helmet from Lenovo will be the best and most comfortable option available on the market if the company figures out a means to track all 360 degrees around the helmet (an additional handful of cameras or a 360-degree camera on top). So far I give it 8.5/10. How satisfying. My recommendation is for individuals who are unsure about whether or not they will play virtual reality games on a daily basis but wish to enjoy VR games on the…

A great choice for those who want to get into VR. The helmet is much cheaper than HTC, while almost not inferior in terms of parameters. One of the best helmets Pros below: - good resolution - low price - ease of setup - good game support (WMR, compatible with almost all Steam games) Some cons: - No bluetooth adapter included. For owners of desktop computers can be an unpleasant surprise - controllers outside the field of view of the cameras lose tracking and therefore become less accurate

Your health, nerves, and wallet will suffer regardless of the helmet you use. today VR and all its peripherals are nothing more than a one-time demo. This option is the most benign. Some pros: Lightweight, the cheapest, after a recent price reduction by Lenovo, and in many respects superior to WMR ogues, a helmet with an audio jack and a visor. Unlike Vive and Oculus, it has only two wires for connection, combined into one (USB + HDMI), and does not require installation, connection and…

Some pros: A good helmet, before that there was an oculus dk (in comparison with this helmet it seems just a bottom) and htc vive of the first revisions against the background of them looks spectacular due to its cost took for 17,000 With its cons: 1. Viewing angle catches the eye of these frames 2. there is no adjustment under the eyes for me the picture is too soapy 3. If you find it for less than 25000, take it otherwise I don’t see any message 4. The controllers are losing and my controlle

Strange, but there are very few reviews and tests of this line of helmets. And those that are are not entirely objective. I have been using it for more than a month. I bought it, brought it home, connected it, downloaded the software automatically in 3 minutes and earned the helmet. 7. The cant of the manufacturer - the controllers work only with a separately purchased bluetooth adapter. I downloaded Arizona Sunshine right away and plunged into the process. slightly lower than competitors, but…

The model is solid overall, however it has a few flaws that will need to be corrected. These are some advantages: Although it has the same capabilities as the HTC vive, it costs two to three times less. Games are appropriate and not specifically honed for WMR; there is a ton of stuff. With drawbacks: 1) Tracking controllers are woefully inadequate. Nothing can be done about a technology feature. 2) Additionally, having bluetooth installed on the computer is REQUIRED (the controllers…