I’ve used default quest 3 setup and it’s comfortable for me, but I cant play more then 30minutes in simracing, because it feels hot. My face is sweating and I can't feel the air circulation inside. I have a feeling that the glasses cooler does not cope with the games I play (iRacing, acc). Don’t you have this problem on your glasses? Or it’s problem with default glasses setup?
I haven't had this issue of fogging on the lenses, but I got my Quest 3 in October, and I am in Northern Europe, and it has been cold here since then. When we enter the summer time, and I am doing long sessions in VR, either sitting for sim racing, or standing for VR fitness, then it could start to be an issue. Have you looked at the new Bobo VR S3 Pro headset? www.bobovr.com/products/s3-pro It is eyewatering expensive (about half the cost of a discounted Quest 2), but it does have a fan built in. Not sure if that would help or not though.
I like the look of the S3 pro, but not the price... And I am not sure I need or want the fan. The M3 Pro does seem to be about what I need and the price is not 'too' bad.
@@OlderGamersPerspective i wasnt going for the m3 "pro" cuz it cant hold the power and if u have 5 % left and put a full battery on it, it only last around 30min -.- so still using elite like strap with a powerpank attached to it until the s3 ( was very disappointed with the m3 pro batterys and would instead choose another halo with 20w so at least the quest battery will not drain until the strap battery runs out )
I have the aubika and I find it perfect, but that’s just me and probably have a weird head. I also tried the amvr interface and sent it back for the same experience as you but the killer for that interface was the nose piece which prevented the headset from making contact with the official charge dock and preventing the headset from charging.
Yes I read about the nose piece issues, not an issue for me as I don't have a dock, but yeah, being in the strap business must be a thankless task, with all shapes of heads causing all shapes of problems. I keep looking at the Bobo M3 Pro, but it's a halo strap and I am not sure it's going to cope with my vr keep fit stuff. Although I remember it was a great fit for sitting down and sim racing.
I’ve used default quest 3 setup and it’s comfortable for me, but I cant play more then 30minutes in simracing, because it feels hot. My face is sweating and I can't feel the air circulation inside. I have a feeling that the glasses cooler does not cope with the games I play (iRacing, acc). Don’t you have this problem on your glasses? Or it’s problem with default glasses setup?
I haven't had this issue of fogging on the lenses, but I got my Quest 3 in October, and I am in Northern Europe, and it has been cold here since then. When we enter the summer time, and I am doing long sessions in VR, either sitting for sim racing, or standing for VR fitness, then it could start to be an issue.
Have you looked at the new Bobo VR S3 Pro headset? www.bobovr.com/products/s3-pro
It is eyewatering expensive (about half the cost of a discounted Quest 2), but it does have a fan built in. Not sure if that would help or not though.
try the new bobo s3 pro, bigger battery, better comfort, a fan on the front ant still cheaper than the elite with battery ;)
I like the look of the S3 pro, but not the price... And I am not sure I need or want the fan. The M3 Pro does seem to be about what I need and the price is not 'too' bad.
@@OlderGamersPerspective i wasnt going for the m3 "pro" cuz it cant hold the power and if u have 5 % left and put a full battery on it, it only last around 30min -.- so still using elite like strap with a powerpank attached to it until the s3 ( was very disappointed with the m3 pro batterys and would instead choose another halo with 20w so at least the quest battery will not drain until the strap battery runs out )
@@ca1co Oh, okay, I will watch out for that. I ordered one before I read your comment, but I will look out for it when I review it.
I have the aubika and I find it perfect, but that’s just me and probably have a weird head. I also tried the amvr interface and sent it back for the same experience as you but the killer for that interface was the nose piece which prevented the headset from making contact with the official charge dock and preventing the headset from charging.
Yes I read about the nose piece issues, not an issue for me as I don't have a dock, but yeah, being in the strap business must be a thankless task, with all shapes of heads causing all shapes of problems.
I keep looking at the Bobo M3 Pro, but it's a halo strap and I am not sure it's going to cope with my vr keep fit stuff. Although I remember it was a great fit for sitting down and sim racing.
Does the aubika work with the dock? Does it charge as well or do you still need to plug it in seperately?
If you're not using the Globular Cluster interface and the KKCOBVR Q3 PRO halo strap, you're missing out, period.
Funny you should say that Globular Cluster have sent me their interface and also their headstrap, and I should have a video review ready soon.
better wait for the release of the bobo S3 pro ;)
I have looked at that, but I think it might be over the top for my needs, plus it is eye wateringly expensive!