I have to agree. Something to get people to notice the handset, think it's unique, but it really doesn't add much value. I paid for a Google Daydream headset.

I have to agree. Something to get people to notice the handset, think it's unique, but it really doesn't add much value. I paid for a Google Daydream headset. Half a year ago it stopped working on their supported device (Pixel 2 - driver issues). Now they say the Pixel 4 won't support Daydream because people weren't using it, of course they weren't if they don't support it properly. They release proto tech as marketing gimmicks, which they may have long term plans for, but it's not fair to ordinary consumers to create interim abandon ware like this.