Yeah hopefully. I'm worried with how assassins creed nexus didnt run all that well on quest 3 and had ssw enabled all the time. Hopefully its only because the original source code was for quest 2 causing it to have limited resources when coding for quest 3. My guess is based on how much more powerful quest 3 is, quest 3 is only emulating quest 2 games like a xbox one emulated Xbox 360 games and therefore games could only be improved just a little. If thats not the case then quest 3 won't actually look much better than how games look now with the games that made quest 3 enhancements already. This is a little worry some but also exciting. Hopefully those games blow us out of the water.
@sproleinferno5675 yeah that's exactly what I'm excited about. I've played some of the Q3 enhanced games, and sometimes you can barely tell the difference. I'm excited to see what an actual Q3 game looks like. They say Quest 3 is about on par with a low end Rift capable PC. If that's the case, then it should be capable of a lot better than what we've seen so far. The June 17th Summer gaming fest can't come fast enough.
@@PrOtaku123 it runs pretty good when using quest games optimizer but ssw is always active and the game technically runs at 32 fps and ssw gives the illusion that it runs at 72 fps. If you decide to hop in the game again you will see a blur around your hands when moving them and blur around the people when they are moving. Point is that the quest 3 should be able to run the game at a native 72 fps or even 90 fps and if it can't then it is either the game is bieng emulated on quest 3 and using quest 2 source code or quest 3 is already bieng pushed to its limits with what it can run or ubisoft sucks at making vr games. Dont get me wrong im having a blast on assassins creed nexus and the game visually looks great. I just think that if asgards wrath 2 can look and run as good as it does ac nexus should run a lot better than it does.
I am still impressed how Index was on top of steam usage with that price tag for so long. But I an also impressed how Quest 3 shoots to the top in only a few months. (and yes I am aware Quest 2 is on 1. place)
You can turn the sensor off in settings. Turn off auto wake and then auto sleep is automatically disabled too. No tape required. The sensor will still work, it will just turn the screen off at the time you set it too instead of immediately.
re proximity sensor: I wish there was an option to change the delay from like instant to 30s or between 10 minutes. It would be nice for the headset to actually shut off if its idle for too long (e.g. you forgot about it) but also not instantly turn off the screens! The only annoying thing with the screens turning off is the fact that there is a bug with Steam VR that causes some games to run at 10fps if the headset disconnects (which after 10-20 seconds of being idle it does). For taking the headset off for a minute, its a big inconvenience to have to restart steam vr (and the game potentially) just cause you took the headset off
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The kid who wrote "FIRST" on previous deleted video must be sad now XD
@@TheFantasticJ When using the word "god" nonliterally as a form of expression rather than a direct calling to a divine being, leaving it uncapitalised is the way to go. Even if it wasn't, capitalising it as God is more of a reverential thing than a grammatical thing, and I hope you do realise that not everyone shares your faith. Live and let live.
Imagine being the kid who mocked the other one from the last video, only to find out that absolutely no one cares. Even writing this I have already forgotten your name. I'm not even sure I read it in the first place.
I haven't used my Valve Index since I bought a Quest 3 last December. I couldn't believe the quality of the image of the Quest 3 and how easy it was to use as a wireless PCVR headset and I have always preferred Oculus designed controllers.
The reason Fortune 100 companies bought Vision Pros, is because the executives would claim it on expenses and give it to their kids - that's one of the perks of having a million-dollar salary.
I'm not saying you need to be rich, I'm just saying most of those F100 purchases would have been toys for the executives' children, written off to expenses just because they can (despite being millionaires).
I own a valve index and unfortunately it died 2 months ago out of nowhere sent in a few support tickets and they deemed it unfixable. So I bought a quest 3. The clarity is amazing and I don’t sick using it which is just amazing
You don't have to have your headset in developer mode. I don't just to make sure it doesn't turn off. When you take your head out, I've had it set with a setting in the regular quest settings. really It's something called headset sleep timer or something like that. Possibly, I have had mine set to 10 minutes for the past almost 2 years now.
Tbh, I didn't notice the 'graphical errors' in the original one, although i weren't looking for them either. I hope the algorithm doesn't hate you know :D
Still rocking my original Quest, though I'm using a beyond for PCVR. So averaging over 2.5 million monthly VR users on Steam and getting close to 3.5 million at times.
I just received the Razer headstrap and facial interface for Quest 3. It is very comfortable and blocks light better than any facial interface I've ever tried. I'm not sure how good the strap would be for hard core stand up type gamers, but for casual gaming and viewing content it is pretty close to perfect. IMHO
we need a stand alone head set that is just a quest like headset with pretty much a gaming laptop in a backpack with a beefy battery for at least an hour of play time
Maybe this will motivate valve to put better quality/durable material in their next index. As thats the main reason index users upgrade is the lack of durability and longevity of the index.
Here is a good question... What would happen if you sideload the Meta Quest Mobile App right TO Meta Quest 3? Could you set it up from there? (Probably not, since you have to set it up first before you can sideload).
Whenever I get the survey, it never registered my headset so for a time I thought you had to have it plugged in. I guess it’s possible I hadn’t messed with pc vr in over a month though lol
Quest 3 is the SH*T!!! Had a Q2 for years and sort of burned out with it, got tired of the screen door affect and graphics not quite good enough to get me immersed, but mannnn this Q3 with the games optimizer is something else... So so so impressed already by the Q3 and they haven't even really started making many games developed specifically for it yet.
Yeah totally quest games optimizer makes games in standalone look as clear as pcvr but the texture resolution on objects suffer a little. Still the more I play in stand alone the more I prefer it from my pc which has a 13900ks processor and a 4090 gpu lol kinda nuts when the thing is 500 dollars compared to my 3500 dollar pc
@@InsomniuhVr lol, right. I have a ryzen 9, 32gb ram with rtx 4060 and IMO games look nearly as good now running straight from the quest as they do pc, and any minor graphics difference is made up for by the fact they run so smooth right from the quest. I'm curious, with my pc rig, I just cannot get pcvr to run as low latency as I get direct. Even if turning settings down, just to see if maybe it's my card not being quite good enough etc but nope, I still just can't ever get pcvr to be as buttery smooth as direct with QGO. Do you notice that with the 4090 as well or no? I've been wondering if it's just as good as it'll get with having to connect two machines together, or if it's my gfx card. I play mostly first person shooter games online btw, so low latency is a MUST.
@@CornPopWazABadDude its hard to explain feelings over a text lol but I have a 3080ti ryzen 9 5900x also that I played vr on first and id say the latency really just depends on what you are using to connect to your pc for example virtual desktop air link or steam link and then it depends on how high your settings are. I also do notice more latency when using pcvr. It seems its a trade off more latency for better visuals. If you are using a wireless way to connect to your pc the best things you can do is make sure pc is direct connected to router, have a dedicated router that is set to ap mode (access point, you need 2 routers connected to do this) and make sure your router that you are connecting to has atleast 1200mbs bit rate capability. I currently have a wifi 6e router that allows 2400mbps and id really recommend getting one that supports 2400mbps. Even after all this depending on how demanding the game is on your pc, depends on how bad the latency is. Side note when using wireless to pcvr you may want to make sure that nothing is downloading or anything using the internet to stream and such is on when connecting as it pre sets a limited amount of bitrate and it won't change if your connection is bieng dragged down by something else in your house resulting in laggy and picture warping experiences
@@CornPopWazABadDude also quest link has the least latency out of all the ways to wireless connect and while if you max the resolution multiplier in quest link app on pc it looks good there is a bit of a noticeable difference in clarity when using virtual desktop so once again its a trade off for visuals or better latency in this regard.
@@InsomniuhVr really? I thought everybody said it was the worst out of that, Steam Link and VD. Have you been able to measure the air link latency? Does air link just use lower settings in order to show lower latency?) I don't care if they do, I need to drop my latency for FPS games, just wondering if games look worse on it compared to the others).
I have an index, If it took them a few years to catch up to index, might want to wait for index 2 and see if it'll be another thing for them to catch up on years later
Quest 2 is above both the index and quest 3 it was at almost 40%, it's just the quest 3 released like 7 months ago that caught up to the index and is about to be the second most used on steam. And both quest 2 and 3 are actually primarly stand alone headsets, this chart is just the percentage of headsets used on pc vr, meaning that the stand alone headsets have actually taken over pc vr too, index stands no chance against meta.
I wish steam would add open xr info like finger tracking since so many users are quest users who have it instead of their boring knuckle controllers that have no splay. Emulating vive is not good enough. Vrchat would be way better with pcvr and hand tracking
Anyone compared the quest 2 and quest 3 from a perspective of weight? I have serious neck injury. I never could use the quest 2 for more than 20 mins to an hour before it would cause serious problems with my neck due to having all that weight hanging off the front of my head. Is the quest 3 significantly better? It looks like it weighs less, and that the weight is not so far out from the face so should have less leverage to pull on your neck. Would you say it is better? slightly better? much better? barely noticeable?
i want like a cloud/community based high def google earth clone made with nerfs/guassian splattsbof all the uploaded user videos people post of locations.
Earth quest isn’t free, and DOES not use a free google API. When you BUY the app it says it has a public key but it doesn’t work and map fails to load at all. There’s instructions in the app on how to sign up for a free trial api key but you’ll need to enter your credit card info to proceed with that.
Quest 3+Link is better than Index... there I said it. (also selling my Valve Index RN to buy another Q3) Yeah I think Razer is a fad machine pumping out mediocre product with a fancy log on it, but the more companies jump on board means VR just gets better (and we all want that) [Also another Polak here, from Glogow]
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Still using my Index - nothing has been enticing enough to upgrade. Excited to see AVP2, Google/Samsung's rumored headset, and holding out hope for Deckard.
@@The_darkside_of If you can ignore compression artifacts and increased latency - good for you. Many people who want clear image can't. The vasline of compression artifacts make the picture feel awful.
Of course VR surpasses Mac in gaming, despite how much people try selling VR as a tool for corporations the people buying into it are generally gamers it also helps to note that Apple has never been serious when it comes to games hence one of the reasons the vision pro flopped aside from being over-priced, poorly thought out garbage.
My only hope for when the Quest 4 comes out is: Better resolution Full body tracking option to buy with it Better WiFi hardware More color options then white Better lenses and better cameras Make it more comfortable and longer battery life Better performance all around with everything Better cooling system anyway if these could be possible that would be amazing plus wouldn’t care if the headset was heavy as long as they have a head straps and cushions to help with the increased weight
Just letting you know I’m a MacBook Pro gamer. I’m saving up for a gaming laptop with a 5000 series in it. My MacBook Pro is very good at the games I use. It has an M2 Max and plays American truck simulator and the sims 4 on ultra settings with 40-90 fps. My only fucking problem with it is I can’t use Microsoft flight simulator natively
Its simple there is nothing to buy if your index dies. What other headset is there really. So they jumo to quest 3 even if they dont really wont it. Valve is way way to late to come out with a 2nd index. Its like index users almost are forced to go to quest 3.
I just upgraded from the index to the quest 3 recently. Overall i feel it is an upgrade, but not a massive one. The lenses and clarity are MUCH better than the index, however the index still has better audio and controllers. Luckily i can use my knuckles with the quest 3 (thanks to your tutorial!) and there is good aftermarket parts support. The wireless is also really nice, although i did have a ceiling cable setup so it was a minor improvement. (but still one none the less) The stock quest 3 needs a better strap and faceplate (stock one is garbage) to be as comfortable as the index, luckily it is cheaper, even after you put an extra $100-200 into upgrades which brings it on par with the index comfort levels. Overall it was a nice upgrade, although it didnt feel "next gen". VR prob wont feel next gen until the valve deckard comes out. (whenever that is) If only the quest 3 had brighter displays that were oled and eye tracking. Oh well, maybe the quest 4....
I suspect the Quest 2 is still selling so well because at $199, it is cheaper than most consoles and PCs, and few adults use them, so it is a good cheaper gaming setup for kids and teens. Plus at that cost, if they drop or damage it, cost for repair or replacement is much lower than almost any other game system.
My quest 3 overheated because i was playing contractors showdown all day and using a hat to put my headset on so i didnt keep getting kicked from quest link.
Not being able to deactivate the proximity sensor because of LCD screen retention? Do you think Meta engineers ever heard something about the high technology called screensavers. Doesn't matter if you actually show a screensaver animation or just a black screen, the only thing that maters is that it only gets triggered after a timeout instead of instantly. You also wouldn't even need a proximity sensor. You don't get LCD screen retention from nobody looking at the screen, you get it from the screen showing the same image for a long time. The image changes when the headset moves, not guaranteed when somebody is wearing the headset. To detect movement, you just need accelerometers, which already have to be in the headsets anyway and don't add cost. Just think about what happens to the LCDs in the headset when you lay it down on an moving object and what when you fall asleep while wearing it (use apps while laying down mode?). In the first situation, with a proximity sensor, the screens would turn off even though they don't need to and in the second situation it's the other way around.
Thank goodness theres a setting now. I had to tape over mine with all my headsets because my glasses would always get in the way of the sensor and it wouldnt be able to detect that im wearing it so it never lets me play unless I cover it. This is long overdue for people like me with thick glasses.
Considering the Quest 3 has only been out for 7 months, I think that's a big achievement. Once Alien and Batman come out, it should jump up a lot.
Yeah hopefully. I'm worried with how assassins creed nexus didnt run all that well on quest 3 and had ssw enabled all the time. Hopefully its only because the original source code was for quest 2 causing it to have limited resources when coding for quest 3. My guess is based on how much more powerful quest 3 is, quest 3 is only emulating quest 2 games like a xbox one emulated Xbox 360 games and therefore games could only be improved just a little. If thats not the case then quest 3 won't actually look much better than how games look now with the games that made quest 3 enhancements already. This is a little worry some but also exciting. Hopefully those games blow us out of the water.
@sproleinferno5675 yeah that's exactly what I'm excited about. I've played some of the Q3 enhanced games, and sometimes you can barely tell the difference. I'm excited to see what an actual Q3 game looks like. They say Quest 3 is about on par with a low end Rift capable PC. If that's the case, then it should be capable of a lot better than what we've seen so far. The June 17th Summer gaming fest can't come fast enough.
@@InsomniuhVrAC nexus ran pretty well idk about you
@@PrOtaku123 it runs pretty good when using quest games optimizer but ssw is always active and the game technically runs at 32 fps and ssw gives the illusion that it runs at 72 fps. If you decide to hop in the game again you will see a blur around your hands when moving them and blur around the people when they are moving. Point is that the quest 3 should be able to run the game at a native 72 fps or even 90 fps and if it can't then it is either the game is bieng emulated on quest 3 and using quest 2 source code or quest 3 is already bieng pushed to its limits with what it can run or ubisoft sucks at making vr games. Dont get me wrong im having a blast on assassins creed nexus and the game visually looks great. I just think that if asgards wrath 2 can look and run as good as it does ac nexus should run a lot better than it does.
I am still impressed how Index was on top of steam usage with that price tag for so long.
But I an also impressed how Quest 3 shoots to the top in only a few months.
(and yes I am aware Quest 2 is on 1. place)
You can turn the sensor off in settings. Turn off auto wake and then auto sleep is automatically disabled too. No tape required. The sensor will still work, it will just turn the screen off at the time you set it too instead of immediately.
re proximity sensor: I wish there was an option to change the delay from like instant to 30s or between 10 minutes. It would be nice for the headset to actually shut off if its idle for too long (e.g. you forgot about it) but also not instantly turn off the screens! The only annoying thing with the screens turning off is the fact that there is a bug with Steam VR that causes some games to run at 10fps if the headset disconnects (which after 10-20 seconds of being idle it does). For taking the headset off for a minute, its a big inconvenience to have to restart steam vr (and the game potentially) just cause you took the headset off
The kid who wrote "FIRST" on previous deleted video must be sad now XD
Ohh god 😂😂😭
@@TheMysticle I love how when I click translate on this comment it changes god to good lol
@@TheMysticle Capitalize God thank you : )
@@TheFantasticJ When using the word "god" nonliterally as a form of expression rather than a direct calling to a divine being, leaving it uncapitalised is the way to go. Even if it wasn't, capitalising it as God is more of a reverential thing than a grammatical thing, and I hope you do realise that not everyone shares your faith. Live and let live.
Imagine being the kid who mocked the other one from the last video, only to find out that absolutely no one cares. Even writing this I have already forgotten your name. I'm not even sure I read it in the first place.
I haven't used my Valve Index since I bought a Quest 3 last December. I couldn't believe the quality of the image of the Quest 3 and how easy it was to use as a wireless PCVR headset and I have always preferred Oculus designed controllers.
Same
Me too
@LezMarwick me too and I loved my V'index but Q3 using virtual desktop is a game changer.
The reason Fortune 100 companies bought Vision Pros, is because the executives would claim it on expenses and give it to their kids - that's one of the perks of having a million-dollar salary.
My thoughts exactly!
you dont actually have to be rich for this to work. if you can find any small way a vision pro would help you "work" you can write it off.
I'm not saying you need to be rich, I'm just saying most of those F100 purchases would have been toys for the executives' children, written off to expenses just because they can (despite being millionaires).
I own a valve index and unfortunately it died 2 months ago out of nowhere sent in a few support tickets and they deemed it unfixable. So I bought a quest 3. The clarity is amazing and I don’t sick using it which is just amazing
Im getting my quest 3 tmr !!
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tell me when you get it and rate it!!!
I’m getting mine this Saturday!!!
@@porterdennis10 rate it to me when saturday arrives, but also on saturday I get to try the apple vision pro!
You don't have to have your headset in developer mode. I don't just to make sure it doesn't turn off. When you take your head out, I've had it set with a setting in the regular quest settings. really It's something called headset sleep timer or something like that. Possibly, I have had mine set to 10 minutes for the past almost 2 years now.
Tbh, I didn't notice the 'graphical errors' in the original one, although i weren't looking for them either. I hope the algorithm doesn't hate you know :D
What happened to the original vid?
It had too many render errors so I decided to fix them and reupload probably at the cost of algorithm but hey. At least it should be good now.
@@TheMysticle appreciate it man
@TheMysticle dang, that sucks! Luckily we got a better video! I love your videos mysticle!
@TheMysticle that is some intense dedication to quality. Thank you for always giving the most high-quality vr news available.
I ate it
that razer strap is exactly what i have been looking for
Still rocking my original Quest, though I'm using a beyond for PCVR.
So averaging over 2.5 million monthly VR users on Steam and getting close to 3.5 million at times.
I just received the Razer headstrap and facial interface for Quest 3. It is very comfortable and blocks light better than any facial interface I've ever tried. I'm not sure how good the strap would be for hard core stand up type gamers, but for casual gaming and viewing content it is pretty close to perfect. IMHO
we need a stand alone head set that is just a quest like headset with pretty much a gaming laptop in a backpack with a beefy battery for at least an hour of play time
Maybe this will motivate valve to put better quality/durable material in their next index. As thats the main reason index users upgrade is the lack of durability and longevity of the index.
I'm not planning to get a Quest 3 for now, I'll stick to my Reverb G2. Maybe I'll get the Crystal light but I'll wait for the tests.
Just got my quest 3, it took a while to come in the mail, but I am having a great time on beat saber and half life alyx
Here is a good question... What would happen if you sideload the Meta Quest Mobile App right TO Meta Quest 3? Could you set it up from there? (Probably not, since you have to set it up first before you can sideload).
Google Earth VR is still a top tier VR experience. The controls are the worst though. Could use a good modern update.
Great vids mate, thank you for your hard work. I know its not a lot but i just subscribed idk why I was not since the 1st vid I checked out
Whenever I get the survey, it never registered my headset so for a time I thought you had to have it plugged in. I guess it’s possible I hadn’t messed with pc vr in over a month though lol
That Earthquest looks fun to explore with.
Quest 3 is the SH*T!!! Had a Q2 for years and sort of burned out with it, got tired of the screen door affect and graphics not quite good enough to get me immersed, but mannnn this Q3 with the games optimizer is something else... So so so impressed already by the Q3 and they haven't even really started making many games developed specifically for it yet.
Yeah totally quest games optimizer makes games in standalone look as clear as pcvr but the texture resolution on objects suffer a little. Still the more I play in stand alone the more I prefer it from my pc which has a 13900ks processor and a 4090 gpu lol kinda nuts when the thing is 500 dollars compared to my 3500 dollar pc
@@InsomniuhVr lol, right. I have a ryzen 9, 32gb ram with rtx 4060 and IMO games look nearly as good now running straight from the quest as they do pc, and any minor graphics difference is made up for by the fact they run so smooth right from the quest.
I'm curious, with my pc rig, I just cannot get pcvr to run as low latency as I get direct. Even if turning settings down, just to see if maybe it's my card not being quite good enough etc but nope, I still just can't ever get pcvr to be as buttery smooth as direct with QGO.
Do you notice that with the 4090 as well or no? I've been wondering if it's just as good as it'll get with having to connect two machines together, or if it's my gfx card. I play mostly first person shooter games online btw, so low latency is a MUST.
@@CornPopWazABadDude its hard to explain feelings over a text lol but I have a 3080ti ryzen 9 5900x also that I played vr on first and id say the latency really just depends on what you are using to connect to your pc for example virtual desktop air link or steam link and then it depends on how high your settings are. I also do notice more latency when using pcvr. It seems its a trade off more latency for better visuals. If you are using a wireless way to connect to your pc the best things you can do is make sure pc is direct connected to router, have a dedicated router that is set to ap mode (access point, you need 2 routers connected to do this) and make sure your router that you are connecting to has atleast 1200mbs bit rate capability. I currently have a wifi 6e router that allows 2400mbps and id really recommend getting one that supports 2400mbps. Even after all this depending on how demanding the game is on your pc, depends on how bad the latency is. Side note when using wireless to pcvr you may want to make sure that nothing is downloading or anything using the internet to stream and such is on when connecting as it pre sets a limited amount of bitrate and it won't change if your connection is bieng dragged down by something else in your house resulting in laggy and picture warping experiences
@@CornPopWazABadDude also quest link has the least latency out of all the ways to wireless connect and while if you max the resolution multiplier in quest link app on pc it looks good there is a bit of a noticeable difference in clarity when using virtual desktop so once again its a trade off for visuals or better latency in this regard.
@@InsomniuhVr really? I thought everybody said it was the worst out of that, Steam Link and VD.
Have you been able to measure the air link latency? Does air link just use lower settings in order to show lower latency?) I don't care if they do, I need to drop my latency for FPS games, just wondering if games look worse on it compared to the others).
What language did you say the intro in? It sounds really cool
It could be due to overheating why the dont like you covering the sensor
I have an index, If it took them a few years to catch up to index, might want to wait for index 2 and see if it'll be another thing for them to catch up on years later
Quest 2 is above both the index and quest 3 it was at almost 40%, it's just the quest 3 released like 7 months ago that caught up to the index and is about to be the second most used on steam. And both quest 2 and 3 are actually primarly stand alone headsets, this chart is just the percentage of headsets used on pc vr, meaning that the stand alone headsets have actually taken over pc vr too, index stands no chance against meta.
QUEST 3 is just an incredible headset.... standalone and with PC. Period
I wish steam would add open xr info like finger tracking since so many users are quest users who have it instead of their boring knuckle controllers that have no splay. Emulating vive is not good enough. Vrchat would be way better with pcvr and hand tracking
Anyone compared the quest 2 and quest 3 from a perspective of weight? I have serious neck injury. I never could use the quest 2 for more than 20 mins to an hour before it would cause serious problems with my neck due to having all that weight hanging off the front of my head. Is the quest 3 significantly better? It looks like it weighs less, and that the weight is not so far out from the face so should have less leverage to pull on your neck. Would you say it is better? slightly better? much better? barely noticeable?
I could say "first" or "bro fell off" but I'll just say good video
Stopping kids from saying: stopping kids from saying first.
stoping kids from saying: Stopping kids from saying: stopping kids from saying first.
tbh this is just as annoying if not more annoying
So bad I don’t feel anymore the wow effect in VR it’s like I’m playing a flat game I wish was again first day that I played vr
i want like a cloud/community based high def google earth clone made with nerfs/guassian splattsbof all the uploaded user videos people post of locations.
Earth quest isn’t free, and DOES not use a free google API. When you BUY the app it says it has a public key but it doesn’t work and map fails to load at all. There’s instructions in the app on how to sign up for a free trial api key but you’ll need to enter your credit card info to proceed with that.
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Что, что это было в начале - Добрый вечер ))
Quest 3+Link is better than Index... there I said it.
(also selling my Valve Index RN to buy another Q3)
Yeah I think Razer is a fad machine pumping out mediocre product with a fancy log on it, but the more companies jump on board means VR just gets better (and we all want that)
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Fortune 100 companies use the Vision Pro but Tim Cook will never be seen wearing one.
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Still using my Index - nothing has been enticing enough to upgrade. Excited to see AVP2, Google/Samsung's rumored headset, and holding out hope for Deckard.
Lol you obviously haven't tried a Quest 3. It shytes all over my index
@@The_darkside_of If you can ignore compression artifacts and increased latency - good for you. Many people who want clear image can't. The vasline of compression artifacts make the picture feel awful.
Yeah! Take that you Mac gamers... You 5 Mac gamers! Or something. 🤔
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so it should match index its much better then that thing
The "cheaper" version is 100% going to be $2999
Of course VR surpasses Mac in gaming, despite how much people try selling VR as a tool for corporations the people buying into it are generally gamers it also helps to note that Apple has never been serious when it comes to games hence one of the reasons the vision pro flopped aside from being over-priced, poorly thought out garbage.
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they should make quest 3 $300 to beat quest 2 but unlikely. QUEST 2 ALL THE WAY
CHEAP VISION PRO REALLY?
My only hope for when the Quest 4 comes out is:
Better resolution
Full body tracking option to buy with it
Better WiFi hardware
More color options then white
Better lenses and better cameras
Make it more comfortable and longer battery life
Better performance all around with everything
Better cooling system
anyway if these could be possible that would be amazing plus wouldn’t care if the headset was heavy as long as they have a head straps and cushions to help with the increased weight
Right.....while we all enjoy our Quest 3s... you continue dreaming n wait.... moving on
one of your boring episodes. cant wait for the next one
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according to him
the original had too many render issues
No wonder mac users are less on steam. Games are too immature for most of them, they usually are too busy abusing weaker people.
A lot of talk and say nothing ...
Q3 will be no1
Yooo Testicle
Still not good for pcvr
please play contractors showdown
Just letting you know I’m a MacBook Pro gamer. I’m saving up for a gaming laptop with a 5000 series in it. My MacBook Pro is very good at the games I use. It has an M2 Max and plays American truck simulator and the sims 4 on ultra settings with 40-90 fps. My only fucking problem with it is I can’t use Microsoft flight simulator natively
Its simple there is nothing to buy if your index dies. What other headset is there really. So they jumo to quest 3 even if they dont really wont it. Valve is way way to late to come out with a 2nd index. Its like index users almost are forced to go to quest 3.
Quest 3 is really an amazing VR/MR device
I just upgraded from the index to the quest 3 recently. Overall i feel it is an upgrade, but not a massive one. The lenses and clarity are MUCH better than the index, however the index still has better audio and controllers. Luckily i can use my knuckles with the quest 3 (thanks to your tutorial!) and there is good aftermarket parts support. The wireless is also really nice, although i did have a ceiling cable setup so it was a minor improvement. (but still one none the less) The stock quest 3 needs a better strap and faceplate (stock one is garbage) to be as comfortable as the index, luckily it is cheaper, even after you put an extra $100-200 into upgrades which brings it on par with the index comfort levels.
Overall it was a nice upgrade, although it didnt feel "next gen". VR prob wont feel next gen until the valve deckard comes out. (whenever that is) If only the quest 3 had brighter displays that were oled and eye tracking. Oh well, maybe the quest 4....
I suspect the Quest 2 is still selling so well because at $199, it is cheaper than most consoles and PCs, and few adults use them, so it is a good cheaper gaming setup for kids and teens. Plus at that cost, if they drop or damage it, cost for repair or replacement is much lower than almost any other game system.
Dobry wieczór wszystkim, I am Miss Tickle.
My quest 3 overheated because i was playing contractors showdown all day and using a hat to put my headset on so i didnt keep getting kicked from quest link.
I wish meta would fix the tp link not working with wifi 6e issue for quest 3 headset.
Just picked up the quest 3 it was worth the upgrade
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Not being able to deactivate the proximity sensor because of LCD screen retention? Do you think Meta engineers ever heard something about the high technology called screensavers. Doesn't matter if you actually show a screensaver animation or just a black screen, the only thing that maters is that it only gets triggered after a timeout instead of instantly. You also wouldn't even need a proximity sensor. You don't get LCD screen retention from nobody looking at the screen, you get it from the screen showing the same image for a long time. The image changes when the headset moves, not guaranteed when somebody is wearing the headset. To detect movement, you just need accelerometers, which already have to be in the headsets anyway and don't add cost. Just think about what happens to the LCDs in the headset when you lay it down on an moving object and what when you fall asleep while wearing it (use apps while laying down mode?). In the first situation, with a proximity sensor, the screens would turn off even though they don't need to and in the second situation it's the other way around.
Thank goodness theres a setting now. I had to tape over mine with all my headsets because my glasses would always get in the way of the sensor and it wouldnt be able to detect that im wearing it so it never lets me play unless I cover it. This is long overdue for people like me with thick glasses.
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