META QUEST PRO Retrospective Review 2023 (Is It Really That Bad??)
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- With hundred's of hours with the Meta Quest Pro I decided to make a retrospective review after 10 months with the device. Thanks for watching and I hope you Enjoy!
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I love it, but NOTE: THE FULL LIGHT BLOCKER WILL KILL FACE TRACKING. it collects your sweat and dumps it directly into the headset where it fries the face tracking hardware
insainly underated channel, hope you find succes, boutta watch all ur vids to help the algorithem
You are a saint my friend, thank you
So here's the thing... I currently have an Index with FBT and I *purely* want a decent solution for face and eye tracking in a VR headset for VRChat. It'd be nice to just plop an eye and face tracker onto my Index for a fraction of the cost of a Quest Pro, but it doesn't look like there are any good options that don't involve a bunch of jank 3D printed mounts.
If *all I wanted* was face and eye tracking that didn't require unofficial modifications, would you say the Quest Pro is worth it for that?
Yes. The HTC facial tracker is also a good option and will save you some money, but yeah, 3D printed mounts and no eye tracking. For face and eye tracking in vr chat on pc youll need to mod vr chat. I plan on doing this soon to film more content with a virtual body. Things to consider would be how updates will effect the mod and how frequently youll have to reinstall the mod to accommodate those updates. But from other youtubers ive seen the face and eye tracking with the Qpro in vr chat is perfect for creating a more intimate/unique appearance. Just be prepared for a bit of a set up since vrchat doesnt have native support for the pc version at the moment. Aside from face and eye tracking the Qpro is a great upgrade from an index. Ive seen used Qpros for around the 700 dollar range on ebay, which in my opinion, is a steal for pcvr
@@ColdLightVR Gotcha, thanks for the response! I'm prepared to work through all the nitty gritty to get face and eye tracking set up for PC, and I've got an avatar that supports it, I just need hardware that can do both and it's looking like the Qpro is the way to go.
I appreciate the advice!
your mic is really quiet in the video
What are all of the add-ons that you have for your Quest Pro and where can I buy them?
I first got a quest 3 and then purchased a quest pro a month later, and now I haven't turned on my quest 3 for a few weeks
I'm repeating your mistakes I'm about to get a quest pro after having a quest 3 a couple months
I'm in the same boat. Went index, to quest 3, and now heavily considering quest pro for vrchat face tracking
@@JamieVatarga I got the quest pro and have been using it, the face tracking is great! got it used on ebay for 500 bucks although you need a third party comfort mod like a globular cluster or something cause it puts so much weight on your forhead.
@@SmugSpirit yeah, I just got one, and the forehead pain is real for sure with the default band
Is there anything with similar features of Quest Pro but better? Not talking about Quest 3 because Quest 3 does not have Eye tracking feature or facial tracking features which I really want.
There is Pico 4 Pro, but I don't know if it is any better
I see you are using the full light blocker. Can you recommend it over the side blockers? I know its overpriced and blocks the face tracking, but is it actually useful?
Absolutely. The side blockers are a compromise for the sake of face tracking, but there are very little applications that actually use it. At the end of the day it’s a vr headset that was built to be able to swiftly transition to an ar headset. With AR that light bleed only serves to improve your immersion. But in anything but very fast paced games that light bleed will shatter your immersion. It’s pretty aggressive even with the partial blockers
CAREFUL: the full light blocker has a high chance to destroy the face tracking. If you sweat from the face, it collects all that sweat and dumps it directly into the headset, where it will fry the face tracking hardware
I bought a Quest pro 4 days before the Quest 3 comes out because I'm a menace to myself. I mostly like it apart from the absolute headache I get 0.1 seconds after tightening the headvice.
lmao, I feel that. Id recommend getting a 3rd party headstrap. I use one that connects the front of the headset to the back. Helps take the weight off your forehead. The one I have is the Gobular Cluster strap. it also comes with replacement pads that are a bit thicker.
Flip the rear cushion
@@Sam-gf1eb I did, still get a pretty achey forehead
@Rempai420 As was already said, a strap (either from front to back or side to side) helps to take the weight off of the forhead. If you've tried one way and it didn't help, try the other way.
One thing to note: the forehead pad is not supposed to go against your forehead so much as sit halfway on top of it. It's supposed to rest on the "point" of your forehead, which helps hold it up. It requires very little tightening then, to keep it in place.
Now, your gead might be a different shape than mine, but I found it extremely comfortable even without a top strap. Though, I do have a fairly pronounced forehead ... crown? point? So my head might be optimal for the fit. But give it a shot and see how it feels.
lift it up and let it kinda set down on the top of your forehead and then give a slight snug, hopefully that helps
Dude this video was AMAZING!! How does it nkt have more views!? Well deserved like my dude! Also the "honey get the gun" was so funny xD def gonna be watching you more, man. Keep up the great work! ❤
£1500 would have been worth it for pc games if it had universal Dynamic Foveated Rending in because you wouldn't need to upgrade your graphics card just for VR.
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it!
volume is so low..
Sorry about that. It sounds loud on my phone and laptop but getting the volume just right can be a struggle sometimes lmao
@@ColdLightVR Your doing well mate, this is the nature of making content. You'll make mistakes.