Which VR Headset Should You Get in 2023?
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- Hey! Stan here from RealityBreak. In this video, I discuss the pros and cons of every major vr headset that you can get right now. With the quest 3 releasing, I thought it would be the perfect time to make this list!.
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📘 Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:26 Quest 3
2:35 PSVR2
4:41 Valve Index
5:54 Quest 2 + Pico 4
7:36 Bigscreen Beyond + Varjo Aero + Quest Pro
10:33 HP Reverb G2 + HTC Vive Pro 2
11:54 Honourable Mentions (Pimax)
#vr #vrnews #quest3 
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I think the Beyond will shake things up. IMHO, It is moving in the right direction while everybody else is still building face toasters.
Yea, the pcvr space is moving a lot faster than the standalone space at the moment. But its always going to be less popular simply just because you need a vr ready pc.
The issue with the beyond is the lack of affordable controllers and base stations. I run a pcvr setup and I upgraded to the quest 3 instead of the beyond because of the huge up-front cost. Controllers, base stations and a headset cost at least 1500 USD. A quest 3 cost a 1/3 of that.
Not with the unrealistic overpriced and required sold separated ancient lighthouse trackings and powerful pc.
VR is great and the most advanced new tech but still charging them for premium when barely any big software available is no go for everyone and is the reason why Quest rule supreme over them in community and playerbase speak for itself. I like Meta but not a fan of them
@@toututu2993 funny how that ancient lighthouse system still tracks better than any standalone to date.....the only thing quest rules supreme over real pcvr is sales popularity and passthrough mixed reality cuz theres alot of cheap vr noobs that dont know the difference. the actual experience doesn't come close
@@jamestate858 how do you run a pcvr set up but dont have base stations yet? reverb g2? i made that initial investment 9 years ago and every pcvr headset ive bought since just plugs into that system. yes the intitial investment sucks but well worth it in the end until light houses are phased out someday
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@@RealityBreakVR😁
loved the presentation, great vid! Thank you
no, thank you! :)
If you're wall eyed or cross eyed, does foveal rendering render the whole screen in full definition and choke the framerate, or does it pick an eye or central point as the point of focus?
I didn't buy the Quest 3 for mobile gaming, but I just got back from a business trip, and I have to say that it's quite something to play e.g. Red Matter 2 at an almost PCVR level of graphics in a hotel room. And it's highly compact, very easy to pack; even the lack of controller rings help. I guess it would be also viable to use a Quest 2 or Pico 4 and bring a powerful gaming laptop, but that's most complicated, and I personally don't even want to maintain having a gaming laptop, only a desktop.
Great overview! Thanks
I'm really having a hard time choosing between Aero and Beyond. I wonder what would be the performance of the Beyond as it doesn't have the Eye Tracking feature which makes a performance boost on the Aero despite having a huge resolution. Is it a game changer from a performance point of view ? I'm a real world pilot and I mostly train myself on MSFS or DCS when not flying in the real world. The Beyond weight also really appeals me... I do run a Rift S with a RTX 2080Ti as for now, so I guess I'll also need to upgrade to a RTX 4090 + PSU to make a good use of the chosen VR headset.
It really is a tough one. They are very similar but also very different headsets at the same time. The foveated rendering is a nice feature but, if you are going to buying a 4090 anyway, is performance going to be an issue??
Amazing video. I’d like to ask because I’m new to VR and thinking of getting the quest 3. Are all quest 3 apps or games mixed reality or are some games fully virtual reality ?
most are fully virtual but some have mixed reality
Most are fully virtual reality, only some games are mixed reality :)
What these other two said. Also if you have a decent gaming PC you can play Steams full library of full VR games as well.
Just bought a quest 3 since my quest 2's battery took a shit on me. Can't wait to get my hands on it :)
quest 3 is goated i have one myself they are so confy and the mixed reality games are crazy, also doing things like watching youtube while eating, or doing the dishes is beyond relaxing
Yea, I love my quest 3. I didn't realise how big of an improvement it was until I had to go back to using the Quest 2 for 2 weeks and wow. It's a lot better.
Slight correction on the Bigscreen Beyond, it's actually already shipping and has been since september 7th.
Ah, thanks for that :)
@@RealityBreakVR No problem!
So, Beyond or Valve Dekard ? Like the small size of the Beyond, but Dekard having behind Steam/Valve I trust it more for quality, longterm support and game library.
Its hard to decide, the deckard hasnt even had official specs released so we really dont know what its going to be like. I wouldnt be concerned about the game library since both will work with steam anyway though. Maybe wait and let more people get their hands on the beyond before making a decision :)
Meta will have a lot longer gamelibrary than Valve VR, as you can use it for PCVR, and like 1/3rd or more are made exclusively for meta store.
The entire valve pro 2 set up is on sale right now for 999$ instead of 1400$. Im personally using a vive pro 2 with index controllers
my problem is: iam drawn to the complete package that the index delivers, its all made to work perfect with each other, but the headset itself, is outdated, i cant stand the massive screendoor effect. but there are no other packs in that pricerange around and iam not drawn to combine 3 different pieces of hardware, that need software over software for them to even work with each others. theres nothing around, that would euqal an "index 2" so to speak. iam also not willing to spend money on an entry level device, just to spend money again on upgrading later, because since it tried my first with last week with the ps5vr2, i know that vr will be my 80% of gameplay time thing
Yea, valve definition makes it appealing but the index itself just isnt what it once was. If you still wanted a full kit, the vive pro 2 is probs the best, but its a fair bit more expensive
@@RealityBreakVR index kit is 1100€ pro 2 is 1350€
Hmm, less difference than I thought to be honest, still like a 20% increase
If your looking to get into vr for the first time and have a pc and your on a budget the rift cv1 is still a great choice it's display still holds up nearly 8 years later and has the same hz as a the quest 2 does unless you put it in experimental. For around 100 dollars used it's a great buy
I got the quest 3 recently and the best part about it being a stand along headset isn't that you don't need wires, its the fact that you can bring it with you when you go somewhere. any game where I don't think the graphics or lack of mods will matter, I download it from the quest store for the convenience of portability.
should I get the quest 3 or bigscreen? I have a 5k+ pc, and I intend to use it while in vr. Budget isnt a factor. Is it worth waiting 3+ months for bigscreen? or should I just go with a quest 3?
I think if you are using a headset for exclusively pcvr, you probably shouldnt even consider the quest. If you dont want to wait for the bigscreen you can always get a headset like the varjo aero for the same price. That is one of the best pcvr headsets out there at the moment
I think you failed to mention that the big screen beyond is the only VR headset with micro-OLED displays. Also, when you’re listing the resolution of the current headset, I would appreciate it if you put it on a list next to the other ones so we can compare the resolutions.
Anyway, great video despite the microphone level being mixed rather low compared to other VR review channels. I subscribed today. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for the creative criticism! I will take it all on board :)
Just got a quest 2 for standalone only. Was it a bad idea? I don't have a powerful pc and I have had a ps5 for almost 2 years now, but the psvr2 was just too expensive with not too many games
I think the quest 2 was the correct choice. It is an amazing headset for standalone gaming!
I have a strong gaming laptop and I want to get a vr headset to play steam vr games, should I just get a quest 2 or should I go for the 3?
The quest 2 is a great headset for pcvr. Im not sure that the quest 3 has enough differences for pc to warrant the price hike. So id personally get the quest 2 :)
I want to buy my first VR Headset and can't decide between the Quest 2 and 3. I plan on playing mostly PCVR games. What would you recommend?
If you are going to be playing mostly pcvr, I'd recommend the quest 2. Most of the quest 3's new features are made for standalone so its just now worth it if you are gonna be playing mainly PCVR!
Id say quest 3. Quest 3 screen is so much better quality and you can see detail on every part of it. Quest 2 blurrs the edges
Quest 3. Psvr2 has very nice features! But it’s not a well rounded headset.. the quest is a more well rounded headset for more than just gaming.
Completely agree!
There are some great games for it for sure but when it comes to software department, it just isn't nearly close to it's 2% not even for Quest 2. VR is a great technology advancement but the lack of powerful software really prevent it from showing its greatness while we already reaching 100% for the pc and smartphones. Not sure if VR will ever reach at least 10% in 10 years
@toututu2993 I think it all depends on what the software is gonna do. If you keep focusing on games alone, I agree it will never reach over 10%. But if the technology development goes well and good, Mr becomes more affordable, and developers implement it in the right way.. you create a much bigger market for such a device.
If you're not a hardcore Player, quest 2, if you have more money, quest 3
I've got the CV1 and Vive.
Phone VR isn't in the same realm as PCVR.
Vive Pro 2 looks like the way to go.
if i just wanna watch downloaded vr movie content, which most likely suitable for my need? pls advise thx
Any of these headsets would work for that, but for the best experience, pico 4 or quest 3 would be the best as they are standalone. I'd personally recommend the quest 3 over the pico 4 though! Hope this helps!
I've been on the original Oculus Rift since just before Covid. I'm ready to upgrade, but the options are dazzling at the moment. I was hoping the Pico rated higher because it was sort of the "fuck it, that one" choice I made in my head. I'm at a loss for what to look at next.
The quest 2 and 3 are great all around headsets, the quest 2 more so if you are on a budget. If you dont want compression though, the HP Reverb G2 V2 is a great headset. Not too expensive and still has some of the best visual clarity on the market. Though, I have been notified by comments to let you know, the controller tracking can be temperamental and the cable that comes with it is known to break rather easily.
@@RealityBreakVR Thank you for getting back to me. I've settled on a Quest. But the new problem is whether or not either of them will recognize quick behind the back grabs. Into the Radius and H3VR both have backpacks that require a behind the back grab.
And I thought about the HP. I've lucked into several good deals due to them giving up on projects. Several people online complained about software problems so I just skipped out entirely. If it gets consumer support like the HP touchpad got, it definitely would be a good option.
Hey Zendell! I personally have had absolutely no trouble with behind the back grabs on either quest 2 or 3. Hope this helps :) @@zendell37
@@RealityBreakVR Dude, thanks. I appreciate it. Trying to do your own research on VR headsets is like knowing nothing about sports and listening to people bicker about their favorite players.
Got psvr2 and quest 3 and i like the quest 3 over the psvr2. Way more inmersive and so much more apps and games for it.....
Yep, the lack of games and apps is really letting the psvr2 down.
I agree with averting u said but if u after best graphics is psv2 esey ! I have psvr2 and quest 2 , I ordered the quest 3 yesterday still waiting, quest is way better then then psvr 2 but psvr2 is way better in graphics, amazing colors and blacks, and the happtic fidbac are incredible!!!
how about screendoor effect on the quest 3? hearing mixed messages about that topic. i could see SDE on ps5vr, but it wasnt that bad, but people say, the quest 3 has higher res but even more SDE due to the clearer lenses
I agree psvr2 mura and grainy effects are very bad in some games and those old lenses on psvr2 is not good for future vr. I use my quest 3 for pc vr a lot more.
I have only ever been able to see individual pixels when the quest first turns on and you can just see the Meta logo. Apart from that, not noticed any. @@dharkbizkit
What is the besr vr set to get ? Because im planing to get one for Christmas i dont wanna pay alor of money if im not gonna be satisfied w my experience
How much are you really wanting to spend? The quest 2 is a great value headset and can be connected to a pc for even more games if you have one! Its also on sale right now until December 31st so you can get it even cheaper!
@RealityBreakVR if I'm going to get a vr ill pay the full price for a good experience i rather not get something cheap if I'm not gonna have a good experience
In that case, the Varjo Aero is an amazing headset. You will need to have controllers and base stations as well as the headset doesnt come with any. The Aero was halved in price recently so it's an even better time to get one! You will need a beefy PC to run it though! @@Golxkuser210tx
I having a hard time to decide, if i should wait or just buy a Quest 3. It would be my first VR Headset, but not my first experience at all. There are rumors about big steps forward in the maybe upcoming Pico 5 and also the project Deckard. We don't really know how far this hardware is in future, but probably sometime next year.
I am not really sure what would be the best decision. 🙈
Hi, I would imagine the pico 5 is going to be very similar to the quest 3, maybe even better in some aspects. The quest 3 does have a fair few software issues at the moment but they can be squashed out with software updates. We really don't know much about the deckard yet so it's really just about deciding whether you are willing to wait for it or not. The pico 5 looks to be much further along than the deckard. So maybe wait until it gets revealed?
At least wait for the quest to go on a holiday sale, I doubt you'd have an experience that leaves you jealous of other headsets, they're all getting good these days
@@alexd9550 ahh, I couldn’t wait and got the Quest 3 with 128Gb. I not regret it so far. It’s really fun and I think I got a preference for Milsim Games.
Currently I am waiting for my Bobovr strap.
if you have a half decent gaming PC I would go for the Quest 3. You will have access to Steams full library of VR games, Meta's library, as well as being able to watch full VR movies and shows and tons of other content and apps.
I currently have a rift s but planing on upgrading soon and I was thinking getting a valve but I don't know if I should or if I should get a quest 3
valve index? or waiting for the deckard? We have no idea when the deckard is going to release and the index isn't an amazing headset for the money anymore. I have a quest 3 review on my channel if you want more info on it :)
Man, they just keep missing the market i think they need to hit.
I have a decent pc, i lm just waiting for a mid range pcvr sku that instead of jacking the resolution to crazy amounts puts in quality oled or mini led/HDR panels at like 2200 pixels per eye.
Make it comfortable
Make the tracking settup easy to instal or inside out.
The panel technology on the ocvr side is seriously lacking. I dont get the obsession.with resolution.
Easier said than done
Tip: Make the music louder next video so we can’t hear you better!
Haha, Im aware the music was far too loud. I have reduced it greatly in my newer content!
I couldnt get past the sound of this video... holy
Yea, I know the music is too loud, im still a new channel so just trying to get things right still :)
what is the driving game that is in the background at the beginning?
Hey! That is LA Noire: The VR Case Files. It's a VR version of Rockstar Games' LA Noire which you play as a detective in the 1940's. Its world is completely free roam and i like driving around in it a lot. However, it is a PCVR exclusive so I don't know if you'll be able to play it. Thanks for the sub also!
@@RealityBreakVR Thanks! Im a PCVR player so it will work.
@@no0bulus234 Great! It's kinda short but definitely worth a play! I've clocked in 20 hours and a fair bit of that is just driving around chilling.
quest 3 is the winner imo great graphics, great pass through, and wireless at a great price
Yea, for an all in one headset, the value is amazing!
PSVR 2 still the best for me nothing comes close for the price.
Id say its only worth it if you already own the ps5, if you don't, there is better options.
@@PSVR2. i also have one, but the lack of support, patches, information, false advertising, lies, lack of games, etc. really makes me want to sell it
@@JustRentai I think you should sell it you're obviously not happy and that's not good for your mental health.
i mean if you are using only pcvr... i guess the pico 4 won't have all those downsides....
Is it cool if i stick with quest 2 instead of quest 3
if you want mixed reality and play lots of high quality games then i say get the meta quest 3. if you don’t care for mixed reality and play simpler games then stick with the quest 2. wish i had one ngl
If you don't think you are gonna use the features the quest 3 has, then I dont personally see a point in upgrading. Though the lenses do have a nice bump in quality!
The quest 3 is absolut dogshit right now. In all honest I should have got the vive xr elite.
@@gothgoth1477Im going to have to check out that headset I haven’t heard of it. But I’m personally gonna wait at least 3 months to see what happens for the quest 3 software wise and 3rd party hardware support wise. Because that battery life is baaad and the discomfort is not a compromise I’ll spend $500 on
@@gothgoth1477 i mean the more expensive the better most of the time. if you got the extra money then do whatever u want
I bought a PSVR2 last Wednesday, while I found the graphics outstanding the fact that it is limited to PSVR2 games, theatre mode sucks, there is always a cord to contend with and it is very clunky, awkward, and needs to be adjusted constantly prompted me to by a Quest 3 Friday. I like the Quest 3 so much better I ended up returning the PSVR2.
PSVR2 was really hard to deal with and gave me instant nausea. I have not had that issue with Quest 3. Also I do have a decent gaming PC and coupled with that the possibilities seem endless with this headset compared to the PSVR2.
All that being said Best Buy gave me a full refund even though I had already redeemed the Horizon Call of the Mountain code. I now have this game plus No Mans Sky which can be played in VR or non VR. So if I ever feel the need to buy a PSVR2 in the future (maybe an updated version?) I will already own Horizon and will not have to pay for the bundle.
Glad you are enjoying the your Quest 3! and yes, the fact you can only play playstation games sucks. It really reduces the amount of games you can play. There is some nice VR exclusives like the resident evil vr modes.
I would get one or two
Which ones?
So what should I get? The quest 2 or the HP rvg2 for pcvr games. Not sure about the compresion of the quest.
If you dont plan to play any standalone, I dont see a reason to get the quest over the reverb. The reverb is still a great headset!
be prepared for the cable to break with the reverb. it’s shocking.
@@penisman4144 Can you use 3rd party cables with the reverb?
@@RealityBreakVR hoping you have the answer lol. would be good.
Can you recommend a couple of headsets for me ? I’m a 14 year old boy from Sweden and I have played vr games 2-3 times I want to get into it more but idk what to get I got a pc with the rtx 3060 and and Ey zen 55600x if that helps with recommendations
Hey, thats the exact same pc that I have! It will run VR very well. Since im guessing you want to play pc vr, most headsets on this lost I can recommend. The quest 2 is a great value headset and is currently on sale until the end of the year. Headsets like the HP reverb are also great and can be bought 2nd hand for not too far off the quest 2. And that headset will provide far superior visual quality. Will you be wanting to play wired or wireless?
@@RealityBreakVR I just want to be able to basically play everything with good graphics the rest idc about like wires I just want a realistic fun experience
The HP reverb would be a great headset for you! The quest 2 is cheaper though and with that money you can buy a new headstrap as the quest 2's headstrap sucks. But yea, the HP reverb is a great headset to this day and has great visual quality @@DogLover0294
@@RealityBreakVR ok thank you
@@RealityBreakVR btw is hp reverb the full name ?
if psvr2 worked on pc itd be so goated
trueee
Thumbnail looks...Interesting
If I just want to play my racing/flying sims is the quest 2 still worth it?
The Quest 2 is still an amazing headset for the price. So yes!
@@RealityBreakVR Nice, thanks
i got index and Q2. So I got Quest 3 and I will get Deckard.
I wonder when they'll reveal it 👀
idk but it's sad that it's their last VR headset. It will not make it to a third one :p
@@RealityBreakVR
Ive not heard anything like that. If it does well im sure they will continue making more as the technology improves
It's just an ongoing joke with valve never making a 3. Half life, Portal etc..@@RealityBreakVR
oh damn i really missed the joke 💀 I get it now lmaooo
Can someone tell me the name of the game at 1:04 it looks like Doom, I think I love it
Its called "COMPOUND" :)
@@RealityBreakVR Thank you so much. I'm thinking of buying a Quest 2 for SteamVR playing
Sounds good! Hope you have a lot of fun!@@MarcoManganaro
Who is the best
It depends on your usage, if you dont have a vr ready pc, the quest 2, quest 3, and pico 4 are your best choices. If you do have a vr ready pc you can chose between any of thr headsets on this list. It just depends on your budget and what specs you care about
I like my PSVR2, but compared to the pancake lenses of Meta Quest 3, I find them very easy to be blurry unless you wear it exactly right. A headset mod like Globular Cluster really helped. Still it ended up being the cheaper route for me because the cost of accessories on Quest is insane and adds up. (Though, in the future I see the joke being on me when I buy everything.) I do enjoy the bigger experiences I get on PSVR2 and the OLED lenses, and there are certainly enough games to keep me busy … however the lense clarity or lack there of it can be jarring. It’s an adjustment phase that can be fixed.
Since i have a ps5 i think the psvr2 is the obvious choice for me
Just make sure that you check the games you want are avalanche on it first! The PSVR2 does lack quite a few games.
@@RealityBreakVR yes that is true that is why i am gonna wait for more games to come out before getting one
for me the comfort and the mura is annoying on psvr2 else it's a realy good VR. I will get the meta quest 3 soon too
@@SantaDerax the only thing i dont like about meta is that the games are on steam and my pc wont be able to run those games cause my pc is too crap if it wasn’t of my pc i would be getting a meta instead
I’ve got quest 2,pico 4,psvr2 and quest 3,I love them all
My first true vr headset was psvr1(unless we can count the virtual boy I played on back in 1995-96)
Ah yes, the virtual boy. That was definitely an "interesting" headset.@@shanehumberstone5262
hold on, all of them are WAY too expensive for where i live (Argentina) like 1 dollar is like 950 pesos here, so the quest 3 is like 1.1 MILLION. by the time you get that kind of money the dollar would go up by a ton and become like 2000 pesos each.
If one dollar is 950 pesos, the quest 3 would be around 450,00 pesos. I'm not sure what the economy in argentina is like but the quest definitely is not upwards of 1 million pesos.
@@RealityBreakVR things ussualy are overpriced here specially if they are just made in another country or is ussualy being sold there and not here, making the quest 3 very, very expensive. thank you for replying man! you are very cool!
also, you have to pay taxes and international shipping so uh yeah.
and the dollar keeps going up and up making it way too hard to tell the price that it will cost in the future
@@messichiquito025 Damn, well that sucks. Hope you get to play VR one day!
Man idk what headset to get. I might lean towards quest 3 but their hardware break easily
Surely they have learned from quest 2 mistakes which cost meta quite a lot
personally, the only hardware issues ive had is controller drift but that was after like 2 years of use
Turn up the music i can almost hear your voice
Quest 3 vs deckard
Is Oculus Rift S still good?
Not really, there is just better headsets for the money nowadays!
@@RealityBreakVR alright, thanks for your recommendation!
Tracking for HP Reverb sucks even the v2.
Yea, it can be a bit janky. But it is an older headset (especially with the inside out tracking) so it can show its age a bit in that department
@@RealityBreakVR it wasn't even that good for the time, the Nolo 1 base station tracking was even better then the HP's inside out, also the gigantic tracking rings clashed quite a bit
People always say this but owning one i've not had any major tracking issues compared to other inside out headsets like the Quest2, etc. ... With that said despite me using it as a degenerate in VRchat the reverb is more geared towards the simulation crowd with its improved resolution and audio as it took a lot of ques from the valve index.
@@FUREXE do u have the g2 v2 g2 v1
G2 V1@@9ALiTY
The music is sometimes too loud
Yea, other people have said the same thing, my newer videos have the music at a better volume!
But why they didn't create gloves? So late and late 🤦♂️
what about how some vr headets require a powerful PC and those that don't you barely explained anything about this
I just wish the beyond wasnt 1k
Don't we all. The form factor of that headset is just insane.
I think imma buy the beyond... I only pcvr so it is good for that, I'm the only one that uses it so having it tailored to my face isn't a problem.. but having something so small and light weight is a big big plus. The other toasters might be more powerful but arnt as immerse when it looks and feels like your wearing a helmet...
The Quest 3 strapping a strong wireless signal to your skull can't be good for you...
No fangirling, it is what it is tho. Best Value- Quest 2 and 3 respectively. Whether you do stand alone, PC, or you own a PS5, the Quest 3 and 2 are the best headsets and value. Its wireless, it does so much, biggest library, constant updates, so much more. Valve only putting out 4-5 VR titles since 2015 says all you need to know about why PCVR and why Quest 2 and 3 are the top PC VR headsets by a mile. PSVR2 made itelf niche by closed ecosystem, expensive price of entry, and wired, the eye tracking and controllers are just not enough especially when you consider PSVR2 will mostly be Games Only and lack social and creative content, a fail imho, lets not forget ps+ for what multiplayer PS5 offers.. I want someone to beat Meta, but nobody is even coming close atm
Hard to compete with a company with a seemingly unlimited budget. Pico has come the closest so far though! The Pico 5 will be interesting for sure!
The quests aren't the best headsets for pcvr. They are the best value, yes, but what constitutes "best" for a pcvr user is what they're looking for in a headset depending on the games they play, their playspace, etc.
best value maybe...def not best head set especially when you have 4 year old headsets with higher resolution...you dont seem to know much about true pcvr or youd know a standalone headset that plays compressed pcvr games via streaming is not a true pcvr headset
I am the 1k 👍
would absolutely not recommend the hp reverb g2 i have only spent a little over a year with it and have gone through 3 cables all of which would have set me back 180$ each if i hadnt been under warranty, their cables are extremely flawed and designed to make you buy another one. before you argue it was my fault, after the frist cable i made sure to follow every tip and bought a pully system to reduce strain on the cables. these cables are just terrible.
same here. got me out of VR. not spending that kind of money on a cable. i’m not sure if you’ve heard the rumours of all the reverbs being bricked also.
The only valid answer: any headset not owned by Facebook or TikTok
Do you even own all these headsets? Because from your descriptions, it doesn't seem...
No, I don't.
thanks for the video mate! @realitybreak,
i dont see any review on your page lil man
a review of the quest 3? I only just got my quest 3 today and likely wont be making a review for it. Its not the type of content this channel is based around. Sorry!
Would be nice to see a review on the quest3 if you change your mind. If its worth getting now or waiting for the vavle deckard... which frankly given valve may never come...@@RealityBreakVR
WHY can't a first timer go for a GOOD headset? Why are you plugging the Meta options as "first timers need this"? Why the hell do i want to experience a crappy VR headset as my first VR headset?
When you started gaming, did YOU buy a piece of garbage, or did you went for something that could potentially deliver a good experience?
It almost feels like you got paid by meta to plug them!
Trust me, a 700 sub yt channel is not getting paid by meta.
The quest headsets are genuninely very capable headsets, they are good for beginners because they are easy to setup and use because you dont need anything like base stations. I mention in the video that quests are capable of pcvr as well. I have only ever used quest headsets. My first headset was a quest 2 that i got in 2021. Again, a very capable headset and hands down the best for standalone vr.
Even if you use it for pcvr like I mostly did, the value of the quest is very good. You can get a quest 2 for £250 now, just plug it in and play, no messing around. PCVR headsets are more complicated for beginners and more expensive. I stand by what I said, quest is good for someone getting into vr for the first time, there really isnt even any alternatives for standalone and if you have a pc you will still get a great experience.
Qest 3 poor headset poor resolution
100th like :)
Thanks for the support :D
Omfg learn how to mix your audio
I rly dont like the audio quality of your voice.
Mumbling. Hard to understand.
I have improved it in my last 2 videos!