Name: Explorer with Motion Controllers
Brand: Lenovo
SKU: 61377
Rating: 4.1 (46 reviews)

Lenovo Explorer with Motion Controllers front

Lenovo Explorer with Motion Controllers rear

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Lenovo Explorer with Motion Controllers angle

3.9

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

4.0 / 5

performance was still great
the motion controllers are best for navigation
The controllers themselves work well

Dell
Asus
HP chunky and gimmicky

Display source: Built in
Resolution per eye: 2880, 1440 px
Display technology: LCD
Field of view: 110 °
Gyroscope: yes

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Explorer with Motion Controllers

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Lenovo Explorer with Motion Controllers - Pros & Cons

performance was still great
the motion controllers are best for navigation
The controllers themselves work well
and feel good in hand
user-friendliness
low weight and relatively affordable price
in-depth reviews and helpful tips
Smooth
engaging
and an awful lot of fun
the Cons are relatively easy fixes
it looks great through the lenses of the Explorer
the movement is still reasonably accurate
Performance was still good on the X1 Yoga
Minecraft runs well on the integrated graphics hardware as well
Setting things up Setup is really easy
The experience is very believable
The controller feels very ergonomic and easy to use

Dell
Asus
HP chunky and gimmicky
setup only requires connecting two cables to a PC
the inbuilt Windows 10 Mixed Reality experience would be problematic
Microsoft devices do not provide an opportunity to interact with real-world objects
is no adapter for the PC in the kit
no built-in headphones and a microphone
foam strip separates a bit on the bottom where the headset meets the
Lenovo Explorer lacks audio playback
using the motion controllers to navigate applications was cumbersome
the build quality feels somewhat cheap
on a long cable plugged into your graphics card
Windows Mixed Reality does scatter a few more apps into the mix
sweaty palms are still sweaty palms on smooth plastic
no more thirsty than the Oculus Touch controllers
The menu key is raised and the Windows key depressed
there is no option to recharge the Motion Controllers directly
There are no physical settings on the headset at all
the brain gets confused
lights were off the controllers were being placed in the virtual world quite far
The video experience is not interactive
the integrated graphics will not be enough
most of the videos on Jaunt are short
nor would an in-game video
headset does not perfectly fit my face
would snap back to where they actually were
ambient light somehow plays a role in the motion tracking
the Windows buttons were flipped
it is not easy to find controllers sold separately
lack of drivers for video cards and
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the headset not fitting as snugly is a slight downgrade in visuals
setup can be
some of the colors are a bit washed out in some Steam content
doesn't sound like a very big deal

Lenovo Explorer with Motion Controllers - Full Specifications

Display source	Built in
Resolution per eye	2880 x 1440 px
Display technology	LCD
Field of view	110.0 °
Refresh rate	90.0 Hz

Accelerometer	yes
Gyroscope	yes
Magnetometer	yes
Proximity sensor	yes

Colour of product	Black Grey
Body material	Plastic

Windows Mixed Reality Compatible	yes
Supplied accessories	Motion controller
Coloration mode	Monotone

Height	4.02 in
Width	7.29 in
Depth	3.73 in
Weight	13.4 oz

Connectivity technology	Wireless
Bluetooth	yes
HDMI	yes
USB	yes
USB version	USB 3.2 Gen 1
Type of USB connector	USB
Number of USB 3.0/3.1 (Gen 1)	1
Headphone output	yes
Card reader integrated	no

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Lenovo Explorer with Motion Controllers Lenovo - Editorial Reviews (4)

3.5

Based on 4 reviews

Lenovo Explorer with Motion Controllers Lenovo Explorer & Windows Mixed Reality Review - Hardware

Overclockers Club

Published: 08.12.2017

Lenovo Explorer & Windows Mixed Reality Review - Hardware

Lenovo Explorer with Motion Controllers Lenovo Explorer review: A great entry point to Windows Mixed Reality

Windows Central

Published: 19.10.2017

Lenovo Explorer review: A great entry point to Windows Mixed Reality

It's a pretty no-frills affair, but a good headset all around.

Lenovo Explorer with Motion Controllers Lenovo Explorer Windows Mixed Reality Headset Review: A Low-Cost VR On-Ramp

tomshardware.co.uk

Published: 11.04.2018

Lenovo Explorer Windows Mixed Reality Headset Review: A Low-Cost VR On-Ramp

This portable VR headset is affordable and lightweight, and fits on small heads. If you're looking for one to share with your kids, this is among the best right now.