vivo launched the Vision Explorer Edition mixed reality headset in China as its first MR headset. The headset weighs 398g, measures 83mm tall and 40mm thick, and has a mirror-finish front visor with multiple cameras and sensors for tracking. Users can switch between four foam-padded light-blocking shields and choose either a comfort strap or a stability strap. The headset uses dual 8K Micro-OLED binocular displays with 3840 x 3552 pixels per eye and 94 percent DCI‑P3 coverage, plus diopter support via magnetic lenses. It supports a claimed 180-degree view, spatial audio, hand-gesture and eye-tracking input, 13ms full-color passthrough, spatial video playback, MR/PCVR gaming, Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2, OriginOS Vision, and vivo's Blue Ocean power management. Demo units will be available at 12 vivo experience zones in China starting August 22; pricing and wider availability remain undisclosed.
The vivo Vision Explorer Edition headset features a compact and light design. It weighs 398g and measures 83mm in height, while being 40mm thick. It gets a mirror finish front visor with a bunch of cameras and sensors for tracking. Users can switch between four light-blocking shields that feature foam padding. The headset will be available with two different straps, one designed for comfort and the other for added stability.
It gets dual 8K Micro-OLED binocular displays that offer 3840 x 3552 pixels resolution each. The displays are said to cover 94 percent of the DCI-P3 color gamut. The headset also offers diopter support with magnetic lenses. The displays are claimed to provide a 180 degree view with support for spatial audio. It offers a 120-inch screen and supports hand gestures along with eye tracking for easy navigation.
vivo Vision Explorer Edition is powered by the Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 SoC and runs OriginOS Vision out of the box. It also comes with the Blue Ocean power management system by vivo that is said to extend battery life. It supports full-color passthrough with 13ms latency, spatial video playback, and MR/PCVR gaming titles. While vivo hasn't given out pricing or availability details, interested users can try out the headset at 12 vivo experience zones in China starting August 22.
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