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Lenovo Mirage Solo
Mirage Solo is Daydream Standalone at 835 / 2560×1440 / 75 Hz / ~110°.
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In short
Mirage Solo is Daydream Standalone at 835 / 2560×1440 / 75 Hz / ~110°. Keep Google’s “approximately 110°.” Grams and USD stay unpublished on the cited OEM pages. Not Explorer.
Who it is for
- Owners documenting ZA3C from Google’s Daydream Standalone table plus Lenovo’s CES 2018 newsroom.
Who should skip it
- Anyone shopping current standalone XR. Google VR Services are closed to new installs (November 2023).
- WMR / PC-tether shoppers. That is Explorer G0A2, not this H1.
- People who need published grams or a launch USD — not on the cited OEM pages.
- Phone-shell Daydream View owners. Mirage Solo is a self-contained headset.
Key differentiators
- Snapdragon 835; 4 GB; 64 GB UFS; microSD slot (Google table).
- 2560×1440 LCD at 75 Hz; approximately 110° FoV (Google).
- WorldSense inside-out 6DoF; Daydream 3DoF controller (Google + Lenovo CES).
- 4000 mAh / 14.8 Wh (Google). Eye-relief slider + rear ratchet.
Caveats
- Grams unpublished on the Google table and CES 2018 newsroom. Do not invent 645 g.
- Google writes “approximately 110° FoV” — keep the hedge. Do not upgrade it to a hard 110° H.
- Battery hours are not on the Google table (capacity only). Do not invent 2.5 h or 7 h.
- Daydream platform sunset: new users cannot install Google VR Services as of November 2023.
- No hands-on testing.
VR-category specs
Same rows on every headset hub (Vision Pro, Quest, Galaxy XR, PICO, PS VR2). FOV, weight, and battery cells quote the manufacturer footnote — they are not lab measurements.
| Attribute | Value | Source / note |
|---|---|---|
| Display type | VR-optimized LCD display panel (Google Daydream Standalone table) | developers.google.com/vr/discover/daydream-standalone |
| Display resolution | Not published | Google Daydream Standalone hardware table |
| Refresh rate (OEM) | 75 Hz (Google) | Google Daydream Standalone hardware table |
| Field of view (OEM claim) | Approximately 110° FoV (Google). Keep “approximately.” Axis (H/V/D) is not named on that table | Google Daydream Standalone hardware table |
| Optics / lenses | Not named pancake/Fresnel on the Google hardware table (accessed 2026-09-19). Forward-back eye-relief adjustment is the published comfort row | Google Daydream Standalone hardware table |
| Chip / processor | Snapdragon 835 (Google). Lenovo CES 2018: Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 VR platform | Google Daydream Standalone table; Lenovo CES 2018 newsroom |
| RAM / unified memory | 4 GB RAM (Google) | Google Daydream Standalone hardware table |
| On-device storage | 64 GB UFS plus microSD card slot (Google) | Google Daydream Standalone hardware table |
| Operating system | Daydream Standalone / Daydream platform (Google). Lenovo CES names Google Daydream. Google: Google VR Services (com.google.vr.vrcore) not installable for new users as of November 2023 | Google Daydream Standalone page; Lenovo CES 2018 newsroom |
| Tracking | WorldSense inside-out 6DoF; dual fisheye tracking cameras; integrated gyro / accelerometer / magnetometer (Google). No external sensors, phone, or PC | Google Daydream Standalone hardware table |
| Controllers | Not published | Google Daydream Standalone table; Lenovo CES 2018 newsroom |
| Other input | USB-C supports gamepads, keyboards, audio, and storage (Google). Forward-back eye-relief; rear ratchet adjustment | Google Daydream Standalone hardware table |
| PC / console tether | None required. Google: no cables, phone, or PC for the standalone class. USB-C is accessory / charge, not a DisplayPort PCVR kit | Google Daydream Standalone page |
| IPD | Not published | Google Daydream Standalone hardware table |
| Weight | Not published | Cited Google / Lenovo pages |
| Passthrough / see-through | Not listed as color passthrough cameras on the Google hardware table. Dual fisheye cameras are tracking cameras on that table | Google Daydream Standalone hardware table |
| Eye tracking | Not listed (accessed 2026-09-19) | Google Daydream Standalone hardware table |
| Battery — headset (OEM) | Not published | Google Daydream Standalone hardware table |
| Battery style | Internal headset pack (capacity published; placement not diagrammed on the Google table) | Google Daydream Standalone hardware table |
| Charging (OEM) | Not published | Google Daydream Standalone hardware table |
| Audio | Not published | Google Daydream Standalone hardware table |
| Wireless | Not published | Cited Google / Lenovo pages |
| Glasses / prescription | Forward-back eye-relief adjustment (Google). Glasses-over-visor is not a checkbox on that table | Google Daydream Standalone hardware table |
| Platform / account lock | Google Daydream account / Google VR Services. Google: new users cannot install com.google.vr.vrcore as of November 2023. Leftover units may still run previously installed services — that is not a current store SKU | developers.google.com/vr/discover/daydream-standalone |
| Age / intended use (OEM) | Not stated as a minimum age on the cited Google / Lenovo CES pages (accessed 2026-09-19) | Cited Google / Lenovo pages |
| US list price (dated) | Not published | Lenovo CES 2018 newsroom; Google Daydream Standalone page |
| Price band | Legacy Daydream Standalone | Google Daydream Standalone page |
| Announced / introduced | CES 2018 lineup newsroom dated from Lenovo’s January 2018 CES show (Mirage Solo named there). Google table does not print a day | Lenovo CES 2018 newsroom |
| Availability | Not published | Google Daydream Standalone page |
Lenovo Mirage Solo extras
Unique to this line or SKU. Other headsets keep the first table aligned and swap this extras list.
| Attribute | Value | Source / note |
|---|---|---|
| WorldSense | Google: 6DoF inside-out at sub-cm accuracy; no external sensors. Lenovo CES uses the WorldSense name | Google Daydream Standalone page; Lenovo CES 2018 newsroom |
| Daydream services end | Google VR Services not installable for new users as of November 2023. Daydream View left stores 2019-10-15 (same Google page — View is a different product) | developers.google.com/vr/discover/daydream-standalone |
| Not Explorer | Explorer G0A2 is tethered Windows Mixed Reality. Do not copy 1440×1440 / HDMI rows here | Google Daydream Standalone page; Lenovo Explorer hub |
Overview
Mirage Solo stays a hub because leftover Daydream Standalone kits and “is this Explorer?” queries do not retire. Phone-powered Daydream: /vr/google-daydream-view/. WMR Lenovo sibling: /vr/lenovo-explorer/. Phone-shell peer: /vr/samsung-gear-vr/. Same-era standalone: /vr/oculus-go/.
FOV
Google’s table prints approximately 110° FoV. Keep the hedge. Do not upgrade it to a hard horizontal degree.
Sources
- Google VR — Daydream Standalone / Mirage Solo hardware table — accessed 2026-09-19
- Lenovo newsroom — CES 2018 Mirage Solo (Snapdragon 835, WorldSense; no USD) — accessed 2026-09-19
- Lenovo Support — Mirage Solo ZA3C FAQ (shell this pass) — accessed 2026-09-19
Frequently asked questions
Is this Lenovo Explorer?
No. Explorer is tethered Windows Mixed Reality (G0A2). This hub is Daydream Standalone ZA3C.
What does it weigh?
Not on Google’s hardware table or Lenovo’s CES 2018 newsroom this pass. We do not invent grams.
Does Daydream still work?
Google: new users cannot install Google VR Services as of November 2023. Leftover installs are not a 2026 store SKU.
Official product page: Lenovo Mirage Solo. Specs: Lenovo Mirage Solo specs.