Deepoon m2, vr glasses that do not need a pc

Virtual reality is coming as a gale, we do not know if it really ended up attracting all video game players, but Oculus Rift and HTC Vive have already begun to storm the market along with other minor proposals such as Samsung Gears VR. All good proposals but they also share very important limitations, Oculus Rift and HTC Vive require a very powerful PC to function and the Gears VR are compatible only with Samsung phones. DeePoon M2 comes to solve this problem by including a PC inside the glasses.

DeePoon M2 glasses come with a PC inside

DeePoon M2 is a solution that comes directly from Asia and creates a new category when it comes to virtual reality technology, being a kind of "All-in-One" of virtual reality, including a configuration inside the glasses with Some technical characteristics very similar to those of the Samsung Galaxy S6, this means that we do not need a PC or a phone to work.

DeePoon M2 Features

The DeePoon M2 comes with a 5.7-inch screen with 2K resolution and a 75Hz refresh rate. The team is led by an Exynos 7420 8 -core processor and Mali-T760MP8 GPU, 3GB of LPDDR4 memory, 32GB of internal storage to store there all VR (Virtual Reality) games and applications and a 3, 000mAh battery, the operating system. installed is Android. As you can see, it is practically a Samsung Galaxy S6 mounted inside the glasses and uses WiFi AC and Bluetooth connectivity.

The DeePoon M2 can already be booked at a price of 619 dollars , about 560 euros in exchange. Making calculations, Gears VR glasses plus a Samsung Galaxy S6 separately can be obtained for about 500 euros approximately, so it is possible that the price of these glasses are a little high, although the fact that this equipment is mounted inside is an advantage to consider.