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Thank you so much! Just 105 more to go and I'll finally be in the UA-cam Partner program! Means a lot.

Glad you liked it

Pleasure!

Here the video about the Kiwi one: ua-cam.com/video/yF6wgjzGl_4/v-deo.htmlsi=D8IWYJqxB4nvrZHQ

@@meta_junkie i saw the kiwi one man lol, im asking if u have a preference since you’ve used both

I like the m3 pro better but I hate that it doesn’t fit in the case 😂

lol thanks for you input. I don’t find travelling with it difficult at all. I just hook into the wifi and off I go.

I would love to see what your body looks like after reading that comment. 😂

Having a better ram and new bigger processor isn't a small upgrade I think.

@@gopinath4119 sure. but why not buy a quest 3 instead of the 3s?

@SpidarDude there are specific people who can't buy them for 500 dollars. And people like me who play only few sport games is fine with quest 3s which gets better battery, ram, and processor, along with passthrough is more then enough for many. But when someone who play VR games heavily can always opt for quest 3.

Me: (shrugs shoulders)

Thanks for that info!

Literally Just putting the final touches on the Kiwi review now. Should be out within the next 24 hours. :) Bobo is coming after that.

@@quinndonnelly kiwi review is here: ua-cam.com/video/T-74hC5c5_U/v-deo.htmlsi=GHhMaE8RTxzvqgOi

Just checking in to let you know the Bobo review is now live! Here it is: ua-cam.com/video/yF6wgjzGl_4/v-deo.htmlsi=D8IWYJqxB4nvrZHQ

Thanks so much, Nathaniel! 🙌 That really means a lot. I’m definitely going to keep making videos. Glad you’re enjoying the content and there’s a lot more coming your way! 😄

I totally get where you're coming from, and it's great that the 3S makes VR more accessible for more people. It’s definitely a win for the community in that sense. I'm just a big advocate for getting the best possible experience out of a headset, especially if it's something you’ll be using long term.

Thanks so much for the support! 🙌 It's always good to hear from fellow creators who see things the same way. The pancake lenses really do make such a noticeable difference in comfort and clarity, and yeah, I've definitely seen some heated debates about it. But hey, we’re just here to share what works for us! Glad to know there are others like you backing up the Fresnel lens argument. Cheers.

Great question! It's hard to fully control for variables like processing power without doing some in-depth side-by-side testing, but the main difference I noticed came down to how my eyes felt after long sessions. The Fresnel lenses in the Quest 2 tended to strain my eyes much quicker compared to the pancake lenses in the Quest 3. The improved processing in the Quest 3 helps, for sure, but I’m convinced the lens design plays a big role in overall comfort too. Maybe I’ll need to experiment more and do a proper deep dive comparison! 😎

they literally mentioned lenses and display is the same with quest 2 units

Yeah, the prices here in AU definitely add up! 😅 It makes the decision between the Meta Quest 3 and 3S even tougher when you’re looking at that price gap. At the end of the day, it’s all about what you value most in your VR experience-whether it’s the improved visuals and comfort or saving some cash. How are you leaning?

@@meta_junkieI originally had a quest 2 before selling it due to not having the space to use it and I just bought the quest 3s, from what I can tell they’re super similar and I didn’t have many issues with the quest 2 so I’m assuming it’s going to be the same here. Might add that the quest 2 was my first ever headset so I didn’t have anything better or worse to compare it to which likely helped me enjoy it more. (Either way I’m super keen for my quest 3s to arrive in a couple days)

@@benjiebarker I’ve not looked into PSVR… I’m guessing they went with fresnels to keep costs down too.

Try this updated version: ua-cam.com/video/ctE23pI1uks/v-deo.htmlsi=nVw-pRx3cTnVWOPl

Good point! But honestly, I'm a bit doubtful about any major improvements. During the Quest 3S launch, Zuck literally just mentioned 'Fresnel lenses' and moved right on, while the pancake lenses on the Quest 3 got their own song and dance. So, it doesn’t seem like the Fresnel lenses got much of an upgrade, but I guess we’ll have to wait for more detailed reviews to know for sure!

I totally agree that the Fresnel lenses from the Meta Quest 2 had their strengths as well, especially in certain lighting situations. I just feel in comparison to the difference the pancakes lenses have made for me are unmatched. Either way, it’s great to have this kind of detailed feedback so we can all get the best possible experience. Hopefully, they’ll keep refining these lenses in the future. 😊

@@meta_junkie I absolutely agree with you here and can't wait to see the day when the visuals inside the headset look as fantastic, clear and sharp as if seeing it in real life. Keeping my claws crossed as always... Take care brother...

Exactly! The Quest 3S is definitely aimed at the budget-conscious crowd, and they had to make some trade-offs to keep that price lower. But if you’re all about that premium experience, the Meta Quest 3 with the pancake lenses is totally worth the splurge! 😁

Right?! 😎

Glad I could help!! Trust me, you're going to love it! Welcome to the Meta Quest 3 club! 🎉🔥

Woah, two of them? How are you planning on wearing both of the at the same time? 😂

LOL, I promise I mentioned the pancake lenses as the biggest reason to consider going for the Meta Quest 3 over the 3S! 😅 Maybe the excitement for the glasses overshadowed it a bit. But seriously, the lenses make a huge difference in comfort and clarity, especially for longer VR sessions. Thanks for watching though. Maybe I'll have to do a dedicated video just on the lenses next time! 😂

Great question! Honestly, it depends on how you plan to use it. If you're a heavy gamer, then the extra $80 for more storage might be worth it, especially if you plan to download a lot of games. But if you’re mainly using it for virtual desktop work or fitness apps (like I do), the 128GB is probably plenty. I went with the 128GB when the Quest 3 launched with Asgard’s Wrath, and it’s been perfect for my needs. That said, if I could go back, I might just splurge for the extra storage... Better to have it and not need it, right? 😂

I totally get where you're coming from! The extra costs for accessories like the face pad and Elite Strap do add up, no doubt. My focus here was more on the value of the device itself, particularly the lens difference. Having used both, I personally think saving for the premium experience is worth it for the improved comfort and visuals. But I agree, everyone’s situation is different, and the total cost of getting into VR can vary a lot.

Buy the 3rd party accessories which are way cheaper

I haven’t noticed the pancake lenses being darker at all. If anything, the Quest 3 looks much clearer and doesn’t strain my eyes like the Quest 2 did. Pancake lenses are designed to fold light more efficiently, so they offer better clarity without being as hard on your eyes. Are you a Quest owner, or are you considering an upgrade?

​@@meta_junkie ​got quest 2 i just know that pancake lenses have to bounce light internally by 180 degrees ... twice, which means they suffer a loss of 50 % each time, and then you have lense material absorption on top, something Fresnel dosnt have to do this means the display needs to be like 5-10x brighter which translates to more power usage so im wondering how much darker quest 3 is compared to quest 2

To be honest, darker image quality has not come to my attention at all when using the quest 3.

@@googleslocik Perceptually, the image on the Quest 3 is not darker. On the contrary, the fact that the image is not only sharp in the center (sweet spot) but almost in the entire field of view is very pleasant for the eyes, so you can look around just by moving your eyes and you don't have to constantly turn your head, which is necessary for all VR headsets with Fresnel lenses. I have a HTC VIVE Pro 2 headset and after I bought the Quest 3 I put it to rest for good and no longer use it.

Yeah, great choice! From what I’ve seen, the lenses are the biggest difference. As I mentioned in this vid, the upgrade in image quality and the comfort of the pancake lenses is a game changer for me. Definitely worth it!

I hope everyone thinks like this because 500 for the 512 Quest 3 is absolutely worth it. You get better lense, more memory, better balanced weight, and the more premium feeling/looking device.

Totally agree! The $500 for the 512GB Quest 3 is definitely worth it, especially with the better lenses, more memory, and overall premium feel. It really elevates the whole VR experience, and that balance makes a huge difference during longer sessions. Glad to see we're on the same page!

Yup exact same. I've done a Quest 2 tutorial as well for this which you can see here: ua-cam.com/video/ctE23pI1uks/v-deo.htmlsi=LpNv6V1YYMRZWron

No pc needed 😊

@@meta_junkie Ty. and one more thing will the cost go down on black friday?

@@ThegamerinGold The chances are likely but you can never be sure. So keep an eye out on Amazon or the Meta Quest store directly. P.S I also just published a new video about my favourite accessories that I've picked up since buying my Meta Quest 3: ua-cam.com/video/lyW-_B8NS6Q/v-deo.html

@@meta_junkie Ok nice

Reviews are coming, I promise!

Heya. I’ve reviewed both of them now: Bobovr Review: ua-cam.com/video/yF6wgjzGl_4/v-deo.html Kiwi Review: ua-cam.com/video/T-74hC5c5_U/v-deo.html

I am!

@@meta_junkie nice bro

lol

Did you get the Chromecast?

Haha. I will not publicly endorse that people go and do that, However, I'm glad you shared your thoughts. 😉

@@meta_junkie I'm a combat vet and it's a part of my therapy. Lol I didn't endorse the abuse of drugs. Lol It does take meditation to another level though