VR You Can Use ANYWHERE #Helpful Post

hey guys za Steen I might not have a

voice today what I do have is the Lenovo

Mirage solo a daydream you see I did

there this is a very different way of

doing VR this is a very different way

for me to talk in my videos cuz I'm sick

of course you shoutout to Lenovo for

sponsoring this video what makes the

Mirage solo a little bit different is

this is a properly powerful untethered

VR headset inside you'll find a 2560 by

1440 piece 75 Hertz display now that

high resolution especially paired with

the high frame rate is really key to

making the VR experience feel natural

one of the main advantages of using the

Mirage Solo is that this is a fully

standalone headset I don't need to worry

about my smartphone being plugged in and

draining battery and it's also a much

smoother experience a largely dude

actually to the fact that it does have

not only that high refresh rate display

but importantly it also does support

world sense so unlike most daydream

headsets which do rely on a little bit

more of a limited bit of luck gyroscope

to be able to kind of place you in the

world we do have a full 6 degrees of

freedom what's really cool about this is

that you can use it literally anywhere I

mean I'm in the middle of the park and I

can easily be playing a game watching a

movie it really does give you a lot of

possibilities Niraj solo runs on

daydream Google's VR ecosystem

surprisingly it actually works really

well you have most of these different

apps and features that you have on full

Android just available in a headset form

that means that we've got apps such as

YouTube VR now this will give you a ton

of different options so if I jump in

here now I do we have full 360 and

180-degree video which looks great on

the headset but you can also watch the

standard 2d video like this the way that

works is it literally looks like I've

just got a huge display in front of me

like a movie theater or something so

thanks to dead trigger and a few zombie

friends I can show a little more of the

performance of what you can actually

expect out of the Mirage Solo inside we

have pretty decent specs Snapdragon 835

as well as 4 gigabytes of RAM that's not

bad that's bad no no no no you should

get 3 hours of battery life if you can

survive the zombies that long but there

are a ton of games and apps that do work

on the headset it's not all about the

Mirage solo though there's also this

little guy the Lenovo Mirage camera with

daydream this is not a 360 degree camera

uses a pair of fisheye lenses upfront to

give you a 180 degree field of view or

as Google calls the format VR 180 this

is a demo of what video looks like on

the Mirage camera one of the cool

advantages of this format is that what

you still get all the advanced

of ER you still do get a very wide

field-of-view - this is a full 180

degrees what I like about this is it

gives you a lot of flexibility when it

comes to framing so we can still have

Ken you know behind the camera doing Ken

things but I can also pick it up and

very easily do a little bit of vlogging

so with a really cool part about this is

that because it is so wide I know that I

can always get the shot and specifically

if you do have a smartphone you can

actually scroll on the video if you

watch the raw stuff link in the

description but it's a really really

cool aspect or a really cool way of

shooting you generally don't get with

any kind of standard camera you can

control the camera as well as playback

the photos and videos using the VR 180

app so this is a little demo that we

took in the car a couple days ago so as

you can see what's really cool about the

180 format is it specifically on a

smartphone you can pinch in you can zoom

around but you do get that sort of full

180 degree field of view so the video is

a lot more immersive when you're

watching it in the headset so it's kind

of hard to sort of give you a real demo

without actually having one of your own

but it makes a huge difference and

because the camera will shoot at a full

4k resolution we get those pixels all

the way blown up makes a really big

difference I mean I can see the detail

on the gauges I can see the terrified

look on Ken's face I can see Jay as he

makes this tight corner and up hello

yeah oh dude look she feels really good

if I like spin the chair as I see myself

turning the car it actually feels like

I'm really there if you've never

properly experienced VR or maybe you've

been turned off by cheap mobile VR the

Lenovo mirages solo and camera are

definitely worth a look and of course

I'll have a link to check out both these

guys in the description as well so if

you want more information I'll have a

bunch of other videos linked as well