ease of use is 1000000% it for me. I bought the OG Vive when it came out, fiddled around on it a bit, sold it and got an index, played Alyx- but it never really became something I spent a lot of time in. My quest 3 gets used 1-2 hours per day. It's fucking fantastic- i put it on, grab the controllers and do whatever. I don't have to worry about tracking, I can move my play space to whatever is most convenient, the pass through makes it easier to be in when other people are home, etc. For me it was a huge leap forward and I'm looking forward to whatever the Quest 4 will eventually have.
I'm coding in the quest 3. It's just easier on my eyes than staring at the screen. Owned it more two months before I even played a game on it. Finally started playing games on it a few weeks ago and wow, definitely a game changer. So between work and a little bit of gaming, I'm probably in the thing for 30 to 40 hours a week.
Congratulations and for the love of God - don't start with playing Walkabout Mini Golf, Red Matter 2 or Asgard's Wrath 2 - you will be on a downhill slide from there, if you do. I really hope you bought the 512gb version, for your sake.
QUEST is what is making VR still survive. Its the truth wether u like it or not... psvr2 is dying.... hence why sony is offering pcvr play.... so then they dont have to worry making any exclusive games... not that they made more than ONE anyway.... so its basically PCVR and QUEST that is making VR survive
Definitely more than one exclusive and 200+ games in it's first year, PSVR2 isn't dying and now it's opening up to PC this could be a problem for Meta who's users have been using the Quest for PCVR for quite a while, but now there's a new sheriff in town.
I use my quest 3 more than my quest 1 or 2 because I use it with immersed for work and watching videos. The resolution and color passthrough makes it so much more useful
Ease of use is a significant factor, but I'd say the larger factors are that #1 Prior headsets released at a time when there was a lot of hype and novelty interest in VR. And many people bought headsets and soon found that there wasn't enough quality software content to keep their interest and #2 The VR experience of prior Oculus/Meta headsets was below par. Quest 2 was popular due to its price, but dragged the quality of VR backwards when previously it had only been just barely above the threshold. The Quest 3 is Meta's first actually good VR headset which is capable of delivering an experience that customers will keep coming back for. This is why I worry that the rumored Quest 3 Lite will undo this progress and drag Quest below the threshold again. Meta seems determined to straddle the absolute minimum VR experience customers will accept.
It’s kinda crazy but the 2 apps that keep me coming back recently are Puzzling places and Deisim, the mixed reality mode on both are great additions that make it feel much more connected to my environment and a lot easier to use in the family room when we’re all sitting down, you don’t feel trapped away in VR. I just want the quest to have better inclusion for mixed reality and auto scan tables and such
It's SUCH a shame that USB C died on GPUs so quickly. I bought a 7900XTX with that being one of the selling points. Unfortunately I had to return it because of overheating issues, and ended up with an Nvidia 40 series, which don't have USB C.
I would use the Q3 more often, but there's not really a whole lot of games that I would play frequently enough to warrant daily/weekly use. I don't like VR FPS games. Maybe Tetris Effect. I just need more puzzle, strategy, simple platformers and stuff like that. Playing them as the 2D screens in VR isn't a huge reason to strap on the headset when I already have the monitor from the PC I would Steam Link it from right in front of me. While I'm much more likely to put it on and do different things than I was when I used the Vive doesn't mean it's adding a lot of value to the media I consume. The one thing I would say is preventing me from using it to watch videos at all is the lack of the ability to pin the videos to a specific area in my field of vision while I move around. I hate having to drag around the window when 80-90% of the time I want it to just follow me and stay in the same spot of my vision. It'd be sick to have a real life Heads Up Display with RUclips and stuff while I do chores. When they add that feature, my usage of the Q3 will skyrocket.
That is why Apple products get so much traction. They are just easy. They might not have the best tech or any customization, but they "just work" as some will say. I have also noticed with Asgard's Wrath 2 coming with the Quest 3, that there is a huge amount of players that one would not consider your "average gamer." I'm talking people that have never played other VR games, let alone many video games in general. Met an 83 year old guy playing it the other day on Facebook. I have a hard time helping my 69 year old dad with simple games I put him in. You can see it in the 1 star reviews the amount of people that would never have bought or played that game otherwise, so they "hate it" because of what it is.
Two notes about the PSVR2 story. 1: Interesting that UploadVR said AMD support was added in the latest firmware. Other news outlets said nVidia support was added in the latest PSVR2 update. 2: They don't need an exact Virtual Link adapter like the aforementioned $150-$350 one. That cable is likely very expensive due to licensing not the actual components or technology. As iVRy have reported, PSVR2 cable works very similar to Virtual Link but is in fact NOT Virtual Link as the pin layout is different. So a compatibility box/adapter is likely to be significantly less expensive to make. Think Thunderbolt 4 vs USB4.
Indeed. I use Q3 much more because stand-alone is now better (breachers...) and thanks to better passthrough i dont feel so cut-off from real world as in q2
The quest 3 is way more better than 2 i didn't even play quest 2 after a week of buying it 😂😂 the quest 3 in pcvr is amazing for me personally i cannot wait for the next quest 4 i will buy it on release lol
to be fair getting more than 30% of ppl to use a device at least once a month shouldn't be a big deal... feel this shows more how much work they still have to do. meta needs to update their UI and UX as quickly as possible. please just copy everything from the vision pro.
Ease of use + game selection getting wider continuously + screens getting better with each generation. I use my Q3 almost everyday now, which wasn't happening on Q2 or Rift S I used to own.
Can Confirm that ALVR is great. it's also usable with the Quest on Linux. It takes a fair bit more Fiddling, but once you get it dialed in, it's perfectly useable.
I recently replaced my Quest 3 with a Vision Pro and I have no plans on going back. I don’t care about games, I use it as a computer first. I basically don’t use my laptop anymore unless I need to edit video, in which case my Vision Pro is my giant 4K screen. The Quest 3 is still amazing and I hope everyone gets the most out of it.
It really sucked watching your quest to sit on a shelf gathering dust because there weren't any games coming out. Meta finally came to their senses. Thanks for all your news and your technical reporting on how to tweak our headsets
honestly I have seen myself using the colored passthrough just to watch RUclips, Instagram, and even simply listen to Spotify! Much more than I ever would have when I got the Quest 2. I use this thing very often nowadays, when by now my quest 2 would have been stuck on my shelf. I feel little pain after being on this thing for hours, I never want to go back to the quest 2.
I decided to only buy sim games like racing and flightsims for PC VR moving forward, for the rest I only buy games in the Quest store. The performance and quality of the Quest 3 is so good that it has no point buying a PC version of a VR game.
Well you can use your PC as storage, so instead of installing a bunch of apps on the quest you can have them on your PC. Even though you can always delete old games i just feel like its much better to like 12 TB's of space vs 128 gb or 512gb, and a SSD to improve load speed, plus if you clutter up the quest with apps it will suffer in speed and battery life.
@@jjwhittaker93True, but the disadvantage of PCVR is that I need a descent connection to my PC and have it turned on when I want to play. With quest games I go wherever I want and play without any hassle. And that said. I have the 512GB version and it's still not 50% full and I have more games on it already (including Asgard's Wrath 2) than I'll probably ever play. The bigger games are mostly story driven and you can remove them once finished, while the replayable games (e.g. Beat Saber) are often a lot smaller in size.
Re PSVR2 connector limitations - Huion makes a splitter for their Kamvas tablet series as an alternative to graphics cards without a USB-C port. it's USB-C on one end, USB A (3.0), USB A (Power from wall) and HDMI on the other. I wonder if that would fill the need on the PSVR side (obviously requiring some sort of 12v USB, which would be jinkies but also quite feasable).
I got the Quest 3 because I wanted to get back into (PC)VR but didn't want the quest 2. Hearing that the PSVR2 is starting to slowly getting there for PC makes me extremely happy. I might just sell the Quest 3 and get that, since I mostly care about PCVR and its a VERY good headset imo.
It's Incredible to think that people believe the Quest 3 is the standard in VR gaming, that is until they try a PSVR 2 then they're like what the hell we've been lied to. Many of my friends have now ditched their Q3s and have now got the PSVR2 even my PC friends are now excited about getting the PSVR2 when it becomes compatible with PC and they've always used Quest for PCVR, how times are changing.
The virtual link adapter is $150+ because it's not being manufactured and there's a little demand because of ivry. If psvr2 requires one they will drop in price because they will be manufacturing them again. Valve's adapter was going to be $50 before they canceled it.
I am sure most people didnt use their Quest 1 and 2 realy long/much. The Quest 3 had AC:Nexus ans AW2 on its start ...but now Meta legs again on great software and people will start again to put it more away (like my self) 😢
I had first bought a rift S for media consumption and we weren't there yet. Got a Q2 and it was alright, especially with animation. The Q3 is just enough to be enjoyable watching live action and streaming Pc and switch games on a theater screen. I'm really hoping we get a good dual 4k headset soon.
To be honest Sony could find a way to have the PlayStation VR headset plugged into the PlayStation 5 and then the PlayStation 5 plugged into a PC so that it gives the PlayStation VR headset PCVR compatibility even though it's plugged into the PlayStation 5 PlayStation 5 will be plugged into the computer almost like pass through connectivity I'm not sure if that would be very difficult for them to implement but you never know they might have had The idea from the beginning and might be the way that they're trying to implement it
Why is that guy playing Laser Dance stepping over that laser with his foot. I don't see any trackers on his body. I think that still would be a cool game, but at the moment, developers can only reliably track our head and hands. As far as I know, they could add elbows and shoulders to that game very soon, but feet without trackers is still not a thing. So at the moment, that is what I would call false advertisement.
I'm not a real VR veteran. I used the original PSVR, the Quest 2 and now the Quest 3, like you said the better lenses of the 3 and for me also the new steam link app are reasons for me to quickly grab the headset and play a game. It's great!
The main issue with Quest and other vr headsets is still lack of good, impressive games. Games you can't wait to play. I owned Q2 and 90% of time I was playing one game (In Dead Unchained). Now with Quest 3 I quickly finished Red Mater 2 and there is no more games for me. I played Powerwash simulator a couple of times but it's all. Red Mater was really interesting, beautiful and easy to play. Why there is no more games like this.
How do you feel about into the radius? It had a great graphical update for the quest 3. Not on par with RM2 but most people enjoy the gameplay more. There are quite a few great games but it depends on what you like.
I’m not a hardcore gamer but on my Quest 3 I played Assasins Creed, Resident Evil and Asgards Wrath but none of them come close to the immersion and full on VR experience of Red Matter 2 (for me)…this should be the flagship title they should be pushing..it really really shows the potential of VR..it absolutely blew me away, we need more games/experiences like this
One important factor for use rate is that anyone who went for the Quest 3 is almost certainly a die hard. Anyone who is testing the waters or uncertain is 100% more likely to go for the $200 Quest 2 instead.
I find it more convenient to use my quest 3 than my quest 2. Being able to see my surroundings and complete tasks without needing to take the headset off is a massive game changer.
I use my quest 3 for around 10-16 hours daily, mainly using Immersed and workrooms. I'm so used to it now that I find my office room empty without those virtual monitors floating around.
For me its the visual clarity. I just couldn't use the quest 2 the resolution and Fresnel lenses were just ass. The better the lenses and displays get in vr the more ima use it.
I am playing with my family and friends semi-regularly, mostly Racket Club, but also stuff like Demeo and Minigolf. This was one of the best video game related purchases I have ever made.
Still, I feel the Quest 3 would have needed a resolution of at least 2.5kx2.5k per eye. The jump is not significant enough to really enjoy movies on it... The picture quality of a xReal Air 2 and its competitors is way better...
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ease of use is 1000000% it for me. I bought the OG Vive when it came out, fiddled around on it a bit, sold it and got an index, played Alyx- but it never really became something I spent a lot of time in. My quest 3 gets used 1-2 hours per day. It's fucking fantastic- i put it on, grab the controllers and do whatever. I don't have to worry about tracking, I can move my play space to whatever is most convenient, the pass through makes it easier to be in when other people are home, etc. For me it was a huge leap forward and I'm looking forward to whatever the Quest 4 will eventually have.
I'm coding in the quest 3. It's just easier on my eyes than staring at the screen. Owned it more two months before I even played a game on it. Finally started playing games on it a few weeks ago and wow, definitely a game changer. So between work and a little bit of gaming, I'm probably in the thing for 30 to 40 hours a week.
GETTING MY QUEST 3 ON THURSDAY! CANT WAIT
Congratulations and for the love of God - don't start with playing Walkabout Mini Golf, Red Matter 2 or Asgard's Wrath 2 - you will be on a downhill slide from there, if you do.
I really hope you bought the 512gb version, for your sake.
Ohh you will love it I have it as my 1 VR headset
Good move.
theres a free game called sail vr which you should totally try (its sea of thieves in vr)
i am telling u the tracking is bad dont buy it for gorilla tag
QUEST is what is making VR still survive. Its the truth wether u like it or not... psvr2 is dying.... hence why sony is offering pcvr play.... so then they dont have to worry making any exclusive games... not that they made more than ONE anyway.... so its basically PCVR and QUEST that is making VR survive
Definitely more than one exclusive and 200+ games in it's first year, PSVR2 isn't dying and now it's opening up to PC this could be a problem for Meta who's users have been using the Quest for PCVR for quite a while, but now there's a new sheriff in town.
Now we have only quest 3 and 3500$ apple vision pro
As much as people dont like meta, the quest headsets success is a wim for vr as a whole
I use my quest 3 more than my quest 1 or 2 because I use it with immersed for work and watching videos. The resolution and color passthrough makes it so much more useful
Same here, tried some of the other virtual desktops, but seems immersed is still better, even if it is a little more trouble to set-up initially.
Ease of use is a significant factor, but I'd say the larger factors are that #1 Prior headsets released at a time when there was a lot of hype and novelty interest in VR. And many people bought headsets and soon found that there wasn't enough quality software content to keep their interest and #2 The VR experience of prior Oculus/Meta headsets was below par. Quest 2 was popular due to its price, but dragged the quality of VR backwards when previously it had only been just barely above the threshold. The Quest 3 is Meta's first actually good VR headset which is capable of delivering an experience that customers will keep coming back for.
This is why I worry that the rumored Quest 3 Lite will undo this progress and drag Quest below the threshold again. Meta seems determined to straddle the absolute minimum VR experience customers will accept.
It’s kinda crazy but the 2 apps that keep me coming back recently are Puzzling places and Deisim, the mixed reality mode on both are great additions that make it feel much more connected to my environment and a lot easier to use in the family room when we’re all sitting down, you don’t feel trapped away in VR. I just want the quest to have better inclusion for mixed reality and auto scan tables and such
good to see that psvr2 will actually have some use
I will be finaly getting the quest 3 soon within my next 2 pay checks
Been using mine for PCVR almost daily.
With USB-C?
I MIGHT GET THE QUEST 3 NEXT FRIDAY YEAAAAA
got my quest 3 in feb for my birthday...use it daily for around 90 mins...yet my quest 1 i hated it..sat unused for years
It's SUCH a shame that USB C died on GPUs so quickly. I bought a 7900XTX with that being one of the selling points. Unfortunately I had to return it because of overheating issues, and ended up with an Nvidia 40 series, which don't have USB C.
Meta Reportedly Still Plans To Bring Cheaper Version Of Quest 3 To China Via Tencent
Bought a Quest 2, Played with it for like a week returned it and bought a Quest 3! I hope more people get into this it is incredible.
Same
I would use the Q3 more often, but there's not really a whole lot of games that I would play frequently enough to warrant daily/weekly use. I don't like VR FPS games. Maybe Tetris Effect. I just need more puzzle, strategy, simple platformers and stuff like that. Playing them as the 2D screens in VR isn't a huge reason to strap on the headset when I already have the monitor from the PC I would Steam Link it from right in front of me.
While I'm much more likely to put it on and do different things than I was when I used the Vive doesn't mean it's adding a lot of value to the media I consume. The one thing I would say is preventing me from using it to watch videos at all is the lack of the ability to pin the videos to a specific area in my field of vision while I move around. I hate having to drag around the window when 80-90% of the time I want it to just follow me and stay in the same spot of my vision. It'd be sick to have a real life Heads Up Display with RUclips and stuff while I do chores. When they add that feature, my usage of the Q3 will skyrocket.
Love the polish intro, napewno pocaluje lajka na dobranoc.
That is why Apple products get so much traction. They are just easy. They might not have the best tech or any customization, but they "just work" as some will say. I have also noticed with Asgard's Wrath 2 coming with the Quest 3, that there is a huge amount of players that one would not consider your "average gamer." I'm talking people that have never played other VR games, let alone many video games in general. Met an 83 year old guy playing it the other day on Facebook. I have a hard time helping my 69 year old dad with simple games I put him in. You can see it in the 1 star reviews the amount of people that would never have bought or played that game otherwise, so they "hate it" because of what it is.
Two notes about the PSVR2 story.
1: Interesting that UploadVR said AMD support was added in the latest firmware. Other news outlets said nVidia support was added in the latest PSVR2 update.
2: They don't need an exact Virtual Link adapter like the aforementioned $150-$350 one. That cable is likely very expensive due to licensing not the actual components or technology. As iVRy have reported, PSVR2 cable works very similar to Virtual Link but is in fact NOT Virtual Link as the pin layout is different. So a compatibility box/adapter is likely to be significantly less expensive to make. Think Thunderbolt 4 vs USB4.
Could we get a slower, English explanation of the Polish greeting? I'm trying to hard to understand what you're saying but I can't, it's too fast. :(
Babe, wake up. New mystical video just dropped!
Indeed. I use Q3 much more because stand-alone is now better (breachers...) and thanks to better passthrough i dont feel so cut-off from real world as in q2
The quest 3 is way more better than 2 i didn't even play quest 2 after a week of buying it 😂😂 the quest 3 in pcvr is amazing for me personally i cannot wait for the next quest 4 i will buy it on release lol
to be fair getting more than 30% of ppl to use a device at least once a month shouldn't be a big deal... feel this shows more how much work they still have to do. meta needs to update their UI and UX as quickly as possible. please just copy everything from the vision pro.
The ease of use it so true. I hate doing pcvr because sometimes it runs flawlessly and most of the time it's a nightmare.
Weird. I have ZERO issues using my headset with PC.
Ease of use + game selection getting wider continuously + screens getting better with each generation. I use my Q3 almost everyday now, which wasn't happening on Q2 or Rift S I used to own.
ı am really happy that all kind of vr users will be able to use steam vr at the end of the day, we dont need to be divided like that !
I’d be surprised if they allow sideloading on the vision pro
More ppl need to normalize walking outside w Quest 3 on!
ale mi mózg zlagowało po tym początku
Can Confirm that ALVR is great. it's also usable with the Quest on Linux. It takes a fair bit more Fiddling, but once you get it dialed in, it's perfectly useable.
The amd rx 7900xtx is also available with a usb c port (capable for psvr2) and I am sure there are other 7xxx series cards with them.
Sapphire AMD Radeon™ RX 7900 XT HDMI/Dual DP/USB-C or
AMD Radeon™ Pro W7900
works to
It's also on some AMD RX 7000 series cards.
Dzięki tobie kupiłem moje pierwsze gogle VR. Robisz super filmy i tak trzymaj!
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Quest 2 can be had for $189 currently
I recently replaced my Quest 3 with a Vision Pro and I have no plans on going back. I don’t care about games, I use it as a computer first. I basically don’t use my laptop anymore unless I need to edit video, in which case my Vision Pro is my giant 4K screen.
The Quest 3 is still amazing and I hope everyone gets the most out of it.
Love your vids and your dedication to upload consistently.
It really sucked watching your quest to sit on a shelf gathering dust because there weren't any games coming out.
Meta finally came to their senses. Thanks for all your news and your technical reporting on how to tweak our headsets
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honestly I have seen myself using the colored passthrough just to watch RUclips, Instagram, and even simply listen to Spotify! Much more than I ever would have when I got the Quest 2. I use this thing very often nowadays, when by now my quest 2 would have been stuck on my shelf. I feel little pain after being on this thing for hours, I never want to go back to the quest 2.
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I decided to only buy sim games like racing and flightsims for PC VR moving forward, for the rest I only buy games in the Quest store. The performance and quality of the Quest 3 is so good that it has no point buying a PC version of a VR game.
Well you can use your PC as storage, so instead of installing a bunch of apps on the quest you can have them on your PC. Even though you can always delete old games i just feel like its much better to like 12 TB's of space vs 128 gb or 512gb, and a SSD to improve load speed, plus if you clutter up the quest with apps it will suffer in speed and battery life.
@@jjwhittaker93so if I have a pc the quest 3 128gb was a god idea right ?
@jusros0792
Depends on the specs of the PC but sure you can use your PC to download games and stream them to your quest
@@jjwhittaker93 new pc and 6000 series it’s a little bite more Than the minimum
@@jjwhittaker93True, but the disadvantage of PCVR is that I need a descent connection to my PC and have it turned on when I want to play. With quest games I go wherever I want and play without any hassle. And that said. I have the 512GB version and it's still not 50% full and I have more games on it already (including Asgard's Wrath 2) than I'll probably ever play. The bigger games are mostly story driven and you can remove them once finished, while the replayable games (e.g. Beat Saber) are often a lot smaller in size.
Re PSVR2 connector limitations - Huion makes a splitter for their Kamvas tablet series as an alternative to graphics cards without a USB-C port. it's USB-C on one end, USB A (3.0), USB A (Power from wall) and HDMI on the other. I wonder if that would fill the need on the PSVR side (obviously requiring some sort of 12v USB, which would be jinkies but also quite feasable).
Progressively better games too. Not just on standalone, quit a few see the 3 as the Index compromise with Steam Link
I got the Quest 3 because I wanted to get back into (PC)VR but didn't want the quest 2. Hearing that the PSVR2 is starting to slowly getting there for PC makes me extremely happy. I might just sell the Quest 3 and get that, since I mostly care about PCVR and its a VERY good headset imo.
It's Incredible to think that people believe the Quest 3 is the standard in VR gaming, that is until they try a PSVR 2 then they're like what the hell we've been lied to. Many of my friends have now ditched their Q3s and have now got the PSVR2 even my PC friends are now excited about getting the PSVR2 when it becomes compatible with PC and they've always used Quest for PCVR, how times are changing.
The virtual link adapter is $150+ because it's not being manufactured and there's a little demand because of ivry. If psvr2 requires one they will drop in price because they will be manufacturing them again. Valve's adapter was going to be $50 before they canceled it.
"Double v-v-shoe-skeem"???
JK great work
I am sure most people didnt use their Quest 1 and 2 realy long/much. The Quest 3 had AC:Nexus ans AW2 on its start ...but now Meta legs again on great software and people will start again to put it more away (like my self) 😢
I had first bought a rift S for media consumption and we weren't there yet. Got a Q2 and it was alright, especially with animation. The Q3 is just enough to be enjoyable watching live action and streaming Pc and switch games on a theater screen. I'm really hoping we get a good dual 4k headset soon.
To be honest Sony could find a way to have the PlayStation VR headset plugged into the PlayStation 5 and then the PlayStation 5 plugged into a PC so that it gives the PlayStation VR headset PCVR compatibility even though it's plugged into the PlayStation 5 PlayStation 5 will be plugged into the computer almost like pass through connectivity I'm not sure if that would be very difficult for them to implement but you never know they might have had The idea from the beginning and might be the way that they're trying to implement it
Why is that guy playing Laser Dance stepping over that laser with his foot. I don't see any trackers on his body. I think that still would be a cool game, but at the moment, developers can only reliably track our head and hands. As far as I know, they could add elbows and shoulders to that game very soon, but feet without trackers is still not a thing.
So at the moment, that is what I would call false advertisement.
I'm not a real VR veteran. I used the original PSVR, the Quest 2 and now the Quest 3, like you said the better lenses of the 3 and for me also the new steam link app are reasons for me to quickly grab the headset and play a game. It's great!
The main issue with Quest and other vr headsets is still lack of good, impressive games. Games you can't wait to play. I owned Q2 and 90% of time I was playing one game (In Dead Unchained). Now with Quest 3 I quickly finished Red Mater 2 and there is no more games for me. I played Powerwash simulator a couple of times but it's all. Red Mater was really interesting, beautiful and easy to play. Why there is no more games like this.
Definitely check out Into the Radius!
How do you feel about into the radius? It had a great graphical update for the quest 3. Not on par with RM2 but most people enjoy the gameplay more. There are quite a few great games but it depends on what you like.
I’m not a hardcore gamer but on my Quest 3 I played Assasins Creed, Resident Evil and Asgards Wrath but none of them come close to the immersion and full on VR experience of Red Matter 2 (for me)…this should be the flagship title they should be pushing..it really really shows the potential of VR..it absolutely blew me away, we need more games/experiences like this
@@adhdTrucker The q3 improvements are awesome! I played thru it all on q3 and q2 and its a world of difference.
I definitely don't watch Coronation Street, so I absolutely couldn't tell you that Quest 3 popped up on there, the other day.
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New music packs on Beat Saber keep mine from collecting dust, Daft Punks new pack is amazing!!!
One important factor for use rate is that anyone who went for the Quest 3 is almost certainly a die hard. Anyone who is testing the waters or uncertain is 100% more likely to go for the $200 Quest 2 instead.
The Psvr2 needing a ps5 running is also bad for the environment (a waste of electricity for those who don't care about that 😅)
Id consider buying the PSVR2 if they really support PC games
Orrrr idk release a promised AAA game like GTA San Andreas and people would FLOCK to the quest.
I find it more convenient to use my quest 3 than my quest 2. Being able to see my surroundings and complete tasks without needing to take the headset off is a massive game changer.
I use my quest 3 for around 10-16 hours daily, mainly using Immersed and workrooms. I'm so used to it now that I find my office room empty without those virtual monitors floating around.
How do you make sure it stays powered that long I can’t get the battery to last more than 2 hours even when plugged in
Why make a polish channel when you could just offer polish subtitles...?
It makes me feel genuinely happy knowing the quest 3 is actually going smoothly
So that was the news of the psvr2 because I have one I just wanted to know the updates like fps or graphics improvements but just that?
Got my quest 3, 2 weeks ago, and it has been very fun
Been using it for 50 hours already
My Quest 3 is used for gaming and exercise I'd spend even more time there if there was more extensive media capability.
For me its the visual clarity. I just couldn't use the quest 2 the resolution and Fresnel lenses were just ass. The better the lenses and displays get in vr the more ima use it.
People are wearing the vision pro but not actually using it. It's just a fashion accessory for insecure people
I've been experimenting with pc vr on the quest 2 and omg its long winded. It's worse than setting up a printer in the 90s
who would have guessed that buying 500 dollar headset would mean the only people buying it, would be the ones who would use it
the retention is probably just because the damn thing turns itself on to update every night ... love mine though
But but but... somebody on Twitter said that the Meta Quest 3 is dead!
He's driving a gaming PC. RGB everywhere XD 12:18
I might regret this but I'll make a vr game of whatever the top comment says if i get 1k likes
I wish the make to where you can go live on any streaming service without a pc
the only people who wear the vision pro or any other headset all day (02:50) are tubers
All day and everyday ☠with sideloading ☠ and messenger
buy quest 3 now or wait for quest 4?
you can use nintendo joycons blue-toothed to the AVP fyi
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You are doing a amazing job with your RUclips.
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Me buy psvr2 Quest 3 😍❤️🔥
, this month was because contractors showdown.
No siema, fajnie że jest steamvr na applu xd
I am playing with my family and friends semi-regularly, mostly Racket Club, but also stuff like Demeo and Minigolf. This was one of the best video game related purchases I have ever made.
Meta quest is the king of VR hands down
This isn't SteamVR on Vision Pro, it's just ALVR on Vision Pro. You don't have to use SteamVR to play VR games using ALVR.
More Quest, less apple vision. :)
Still, I feel the Quest 3 would have needed a resolution of at least 2.5kx2.5k per eye. The jump is not significant enough to really enjoy movies on it...
The picture quality of a xReal Air 2 and its competitors is way better...
Respect for polish intro👍
Oh dear God not the weedeater!!!
Does anyone know when we will be able to access our data files again
I love my quest3
Polish my boy
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