How about Pico little monster vr glasses all-in-one machine? What is your real experience?

The real experience is a vague expression. VR is very different from other electronic devices and must be experienced by itself. Personally, I think Pico Monster is a leader among similar all-in-one machines, but it can't be said to be a mature product. I will talk about my feelings through the following two points.

Core configuration parameters that affect the experience

The resolution is 2.5k (i.e. 2560* 1440, the mainstream flagship all-in-one configuration). If this resolution is put on a mobile phone or computer, it must be HD in HD, but on VR, the effect will be greatly reduced. The refresh rate is 20ms, the refresh rate is 70hz, and you won't feel dizzy if you wear it for a short time, which is also the place where Pico is particularly powerful. Of course, I feel dizzy not only because of the hardware, but also because of the content. Some game developers and video providers will try their best to narrow the "gap" between creative content and the real world and reduce the content that makes you dizzy;

Content is fundamental to retaining users.

From mobile phone box to PC-based VR, to VR all-in-one, a steady stream of VR content has emerged: full-action videos, travel videos, comics, games, adult movies and so on. I believe that there will be more and richer content for the public to experience in the future; Pico's own platform will be updated frequently, and there are also partners' contents (iQiyi VR, Youku VR, Orange VR, etc. ).