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this video sponsored by Lenovo so today we're taking a look at an interesting piece attack Lenovo's mirage solo with daydream and just taking a quick look at it you can tell that it's a VR headset but this isn't just any VR headset this is one of the first stand-alone headsets and what that means is this won't need a fancy computer or smart phone to make it work everything that you need to get it going is built inside I gotta say guys it is really cool to be able to be in VR while like outside I have not connected to a computer or a smartphone being put inside of here just straight up headset and I'm able to be in virtual reality it also has Google's role since technology built right inside so that means you're gonna be able to move around explore dodge Crouch all the kind of movements you'd want to do in a game it'll be able to pick up and the reason why that special is because you don't need any extra cameras or sensors put around your room to detect those movements which is pretty common with most VR headsets and on the software side of things this thing is using daydream which is Google's virtual reality ecosystem and if you're familiar with Android you'll be right at home here and you can access a ton of VR content in the Play Store and even watch YouTube VR for really immersive content and of course that means you're gonna be able to watch 360 degree as well as 180 degree videos and you can even watch regular 2d content as well and to be honest I'm pretty excited by this because I'm heading home soon for the holidays and I get to see my family having a good time playing the game simulators and of course some demos seeing their reactions everything's gonna be pretty fun and I've already tried it with a couple of friends so far and it is absolutely a good time and with the holidays coming up and families getting together I could imagine people having a ton of fun with this and the fact that you can play games on this headset or watch YouTube or Netflix without being tethered to a computer or smartphone I think that's pretty cool especially with the fact that you can take this thing pretty much anywhere you want and what are the most about not being connected to anything is this if you want someone to experience VR with you all you need to do is bring this headset so there's no longer waiting for someone to come over to your house to come be on your computer and experience VR you can actually just take it to them with it was really cool or like needing a really powerful computer to write yeah there's that too know needing super crazy specs everything you need is built right into this one headset oh cool but not only that there's also the Lenovo Mirage camera with daydream and this little guy is a 180 degree camera that allows you to record and share your own content using Google's VR 180 format so if you're creator and you want to make immersive content for someone else to experience this is definitely the thing to do it and this thing is a 4k camera so you get that nice detail and sharpness which is important for immersive content this in would have been really cool for that empty house story I did not so long ago but I'm sure I can come up with something else to do with it I feel like once more creative people get their hands on cameras like this we're gonna be seeing some amazing content in the future so overall I think it's very cool that VR is developing into something standalone so people no longer need to sell a ton of money on a high spec PC just so they can have access to VR but of course guys if you want to learn more about the Mirage Sola and the Mirage camera I'll have links down below in the description as well as other youtubers who have created some content on the Mirage Solo but I want to know what you guys think do you like the idea of a standalone headset where you don't need a special computer to use it let me know with a comment down below in the comment section and I'll catch you guys in the next one till then it's your average consumer pace