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META QUEST 3 - 128GB vs. 512GB - Which Version You Should AVOID!
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2023
- The Quest 3 is upon us! It's decision time. Which version to get. The 128GB version or the 512GB version? I have a very clear opinion here and I will tell you all about it in this video!
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I wanted 512GB, but my wallet said 128GB. I trust my wallet😅
The wallet is always right!
Same boat here, 256gb would be sweet spot but I can also install uninstall
My wallet said quiet the opposite.
I didn't get the lower price from the release day, cuz I hesitate, now the 128g version is cost slightly 100 dollors more than the 512g before(150 dollor more for now).And I just so glad I somehow managed to get the 512g version with the original release price. handing that 100 dollers to get more storage....😢
Thanks a lot for an informative video. Im now a proud subscriber of yours
I'm going with the 128gig one. The 64 gig was enough for me personally since I also play PCVR.
If youre just gonna play on the Quest 3, get the 512, if youre on a budget or also play PCVR get the 128gig
Why are you buying a standalone headset if you use it mostly with PCVR?
@@Davids6994 has the best specs out of anything on the market. Also, just because you use it primarily for PCVR when at home, doesn't mean you won't ever use it in standalone mode to watch videos, movies, or play some games on the go.
I'm surprised you can get away with 64gb. I bought a 256gb Quest 2 and I mostly use it for PCVR. I'm still using 128GB though, even though I delete the demos, data etc. Also I expect that MR (which you won't be able to use on the PC) will increase the amount of standalone use. I bought Demeo on Quest instead of Steam precisely because of the MR update, and that's just using the frankly pretty awful Quest 2 passthrough. It still makes it seem more like tabletop gaming when it's literally on the dinner table, and you can easily eat and drink while playing. That's just one use case, I'm sure there'll be more. On top of which of course there's the increase in game size due to the increase in texture resolution etc due to the improved processing power and display resolution.
@@Davids6994Because it offers superior screens and superior lenses compared to any PCVR headset that isn't well over a grand, plus you get wireless streaming as a bonus and access to Quest-exclusive games, some of which are quite good.
@@Davids6994because its best
Cool. Thanks for your information on what storage size we need for Quest 3. I know I will be doing mainly PCVR with link cable and doing SIm racing, but I will want to try other operating modes with the Quest 3. Still watching more videos on the Quest 3 and learning allot. Right now i have 3 PCVR VR headsets that plug directly into the display port of my GFX card. I like what I am hearing about the wider sweet spot on the Quest 3 and high resolutions, and this would be my first wireless VR headset should I get it.
Thank you and take care.
What do you think if you use wifi 6 ( or 6E ) with this quest pro this pictures enough there is no articact on the screen? ( AV1 codec is much better than the old one ) So the Quest 3 would be sharper and it means there won'T be so much picture quality differenc with Crystal or Varjo which use display port or the wireless VR won't be the same picture quality than the dedicated display ports PC VR ? it is impossible? Thanks this answer in advance,
For my purposes as a librarian planning a VR program, I went with the 512gb model. I plan on testing a few apps that I plan to demonstrate and I am considering getting a second one for modding purposes. Overall your recommendation is spot on for my purposes. Plus you gained a new subscriber in the process. Keep up the great work.
Sebastian, don't lose the accent at the intro when you say " all of this goodness is coming up!"
LOL, anyway, I'm excited for the Quest 3, but I think I'm going to wait for more Pico 5 news. My main goal is to be able to play Cyberpunk 2077 in PCVR, so I'm splurging next year on the RTX 5000 series and hopefully a Pico 5 Pro Max. I might end up buying the Quest 3 though and reselling just so I can play with it. We'll see.
I have the reverb g2. Is the pancake lense a game changer with regards to sweet spot? How much can i acrually move my eyes around?
I mostly play racing sims.
I HATE the controllers. Oculus CV1 were way better. As a result i rarely use games requiring them.
So in short worth moving to pancake now or wait until next yr for pico 5 max and the newer gen?
Re your assesment. I agree makes sense.
I am thinking of buying, using until next gen pico 5, index etc then selling.
@Seb please when you can comment on sweet spot of Quest 3.
It's gamechanger in terms of sweetspot indeed! Much better!
I’m pretty sure I only need the 128gb version since I mostly just do Beat Sabre and PCVR but the resale value difference it the big differentiator for me.
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Which version did you buy?
512 for store pick up with official case and orange straps!
Also - did the lens insert links disappear ?
Are you biased though or do both versions affiliate links pay the same?😅😂😜
I have the 512GB version and I am glad I got it. A few days after owning it, and only with the basics Quest 3 apps installed on it from factory, VRchat, Beat-Saber, and two other games installed on it to try them out, along with Steam Link, I am already over the 128GB capacity. Also, for any NVMe drives (which are the one most likely installed in the headset), it's not a good idea to fill it up to the max, as it will reduces the lifespan of the drive.
Me too, i went 512 to future proof. It took me 28 hours to download all the stuff i already had on the quest 1 due to my rubbish internet and i don't want to delete and reload games. Also, given that games like Asgard's Wrath are 32GB i'm glad i did.
I do PCVR mostly, and with the money I save with the 128gb version, I can buy a nice headstrap like Bobo M2 Pro battery (or wathever version that comes out with quest 3).
Why are you buying a standalone headset if you use it mostly with PCVR?
@@Davids6994 because is the best price-value headset on the market.
Because it’s a really nice headset that is budget friendly?
I think it’s criminal that they charge so much for extra storage with no 256gb option. I know everyone does it but it sucks as a customer.
Nice one Sebastian, the funny thing is I said the same thing on my video and got roasted for it. I mean when in history has anyone run out of storage when they thought they bought enough right? Anyway I hope the comments are more kind to you. Keep up the great work my friend!
What if the only thing you plan to use the quest 3 is for msfs? Do you still recommend a 512?
Nope. 128 is just fine :)
Then 128gb is good enough!
Going for the 128GB as mostly want it for PCVR and have fibre internet, so downloading games isn't an issue.
Why are you buying a standalone headset if you use it mostly with PCVR?
@@Davids6994Because it won't be the only thing I use it for. And its feature set for the price is unmatched. The storage upgrade is also $270 in my currency, which is far too much to consider for my use case.
@@Davids6994Probably because he said “mostly” so there are those times when they aren’t playing PCVR.
But it's too late for me, I'll already purchased the 128GB version. Do you think that it's not to late to cancel my 128GB version and turn it in for the 512GB version. I purchased my meta quest 3 from Meta's website. What do you think?
I mean if you haven't opened it yet you can try. Won't you have to pay for the delivery fee, so you can send it back? Also, if you live in America you have to watch out for people who steal your packages. Or if the product somehow gets damaged on its way there, Won't you have to take responsibility? Maybe you won't even be able to get your money back. Sorry i think I'm overthinking too much.
Think about the risks maybe?
I got the 512 I only play 4 games on it because I mostly use my psvr2 but just want to be able to download games as they come out with out having to delete stuff...
I bought the 128gb model as its my secondary slim vr headset to my pimax crystal that has AR capabilities.
I agree for myself especially because I don't use PC for games. I have the meta quest 2 256 and was experimenting with uploading new updated games. I was surprised how quickly the storage went. The new updated Red Matter 2 takes a lot of room and I bet with new games using Mixed Reality will take a lot of room. I rather be safe then sorry later.
Really? Damn. The 128gb version has already shipped and is on its way to me. I might have to send it back and get a refund to get the 512 version instead
what did you do ? im also thinking of buying the 128gb one as ill be using it for pcvr
@@joeyjoe003
im pretty sure you can just use a flash drive plugged into the c-port for more storage
Several individuals have already received their meta quest 3 and posting. Any thoughts?
They are Meta Ambassadors and got the device early.
They're saying that they purchased their headsets from best buy and that best buy has been shipping them out earlier than the 10th deadlind. At least that's what they are saying.@@mixedrealityTV
I didn't have time to watch the whole video but I agree with Sebastian. You don't need the 512gb version because you can always delete games/app you don't need and reinstall them later if required.
Thats the opposite of what he said
Depends how much you value time and convenience. Plus that isn't the reason to opt for the 128GB version per the video. You would opt for the 128GB version if you can't justify the extra $150 because you only / prominently use it for PCVR. Resale value will also be better for 512GB down the road when 128GB doesn't cut it.
@@TheDemonisedMenaceofcourse resell value is more with expensive product. 😂
@@Konttu. Let me rephrase that for you. You'll get more money back proportional to what you spent for the 512GB version vs the 128GB version down the road. This is what played out with the 256GB version of the Q2 vs the 64GB version.
Good video.
One more use case for 128 gb, though... casual gamers who just want it for a little fun.
I ordered 512.
Is it any good to use with the PC? Better than Reverb G2?
I will find out for you.
@@mixedrealityTV Thank you!
@Sebation, Just ordered one using your link, 521GB version, Thanks for the info👍
Thank you so much!
Someone should make a battery + nvme drive headstrap. Or make an app that can wirelessly transfer your library easily to and from a PC
Or a Quest emulator so you could run your quest games on any headset
I also came to the same conclusion this time around after having bought the Quest 2 64GB version on it's release due to primarily using it for PCVR. Resale value and being more future conscious to keep my options open made me opt for 512GB.
Why are you buying a standalone headset if you use it mostly with PCVR?
@@Davids6994 freedom maybe
@@Davids6994 Why are you asking the same question on multiple threads ?
I`m not buying it personally (far better PCVR headsets with 4k per eye are coming soon) but if I was it would obviously be that this is the best headset for PCVR for $500.
Perhaps I could ask you a question ? :)
Do androids dream of electric sheep ?
@@decadent. " Why are you asking the same question on multiple threads ?" Because I want answers from different people that said the same thing?
To answer your question, perhaps not, but they do calculate electric dreams of silicon orchards while we ponder the nature of their consciousness.
@@Davids6994 :)
I refuse to pay so much more, but I also do main PCVR. If you dont do that 512gb is probably the better choice.
Save that $150 and spend it on a pc upgrade.
@@robertpetrie2536yeah, or spend them on comfort improvements and a link cable.
Why are you buying a standalone headset if you use it mostly with PCVR?
@Davids6994 for wireless pc vr it is probably the best one available right now.
I think since I'm mainly PCVR and on a tight budget, I will go 128. However, I think 512 is a must for most others who can afford it or play a lot of standalone. I agree that down the road, the 128 could be a "buyer's remorse" situation.
Why are you buying a standalone headset if you use it mostly with PCVR?
@@Davids6994
Because they come at night. mostly.
@@Davids6994because of the price. Also when buying the meta quest 3 you have stand alone and pcvr together 😁
With the flight simulator mfs2020 probably 512 better, right?
No. You cannot play msfs on this. You need a gaming PC for msfs that will stream the game to your Quest. Therefore you could go for the smaller version as well.
Idk which one to buy for my first vr
I already know that 512GB is the smarter way to go and that 128GB isn't enough for most of us, especially those of us who have accumulated a vast library spanning years starting at least since 2016 with the introduction to the Rift CV1, and have had all the Quest headsets to date. I have the 256 Quest 2 and even after uninstalling more than half my library I only have 80 GB left. But unfortunately it has nothing to do with which is better, but which one can I afford? $543 US with tax for the 128GB is more than I can comfortably afford, but it's still somewhat manageable. $706.55 with tax for the 512GB is way past reasonable or affordable. I will just have to do what most of us will do, Store about 15-18 or so games and apps on the headset and uninstall when finished with a game and ready to play a new one.
Yeah I came to the same conclusion. I initially pre-ordered the 128gb version, but i started thinking more about how much space future games will take up, and also probably how much MR apps may also take up. So I changed my order to the larger storage model
Now there is a meta cloud backup for save files and with WiFi 6e why not just get the smaller version and delete games you don’t play. No games are going to be bigger than 80gb.
@@user-pf9jv1fl2nIt’s all about preference. Save money and do more work and be neatly organized. Or have every game at your fingertips.
Either or has pros and cons
VR games will not get that big in the future. The specs don't warrant huge games.
@@robertpetrie2536i mean how many large games will a person be able to install on a 128gb. You also have to consider the size of the updates, which get bigger over time. No? Grid legends is 30gb big. It's update is 10gb large. If games get big as that, can you only install like 3 large games on thr 128gb?
Imo it depends how much Meta and developers intend to support and develop new games for Quest3 (and I’m not really sure at the moment, I haven’t turned on my quest2 in months and I have the feeling that the VR gaming scene it’s a bit stagnant, but I may be wrong).
If there are going to be exclusives though, bigger hardware = bigger games = bigger storage required.
Too bad there isn’t a 256 solution for quest3
Whay if they'll replace 128GB to 256GB model like what they did with Quest 2 64GB model.
People are saying that will most likely happen. Maybe i should return the 128gb. I haven't even opened it yet.
@@joeyjoe003 Did u get it?
@@urbobitarc3878 sorry. I kind of lied. It's actually on its way here. Will get it maybe tmrw or the day after tomorrow. I don't want to open it because i return it for the 512 version
Yes, I agree 👍🏻
Regarding used prices, have you seen the value on quest 2 now? Come the time you want to sell the quest 3 you won't get £140 more than someone selling the 128gb model imo so the argument fails on that point.
In my opinion many more people will want the bigger version and it will be much easier to sell. Sure you won't get 150 usd more but you will still it easier for sure.
Ah yes my favorite new Quest channel!
I don't care how big my library gets, I don't play more than 3 titles regularly, don't need extra space. Never came close to using up the 256gb q2 unless I went nuts wirh recording and didn't manage that data
Probably lot of game developers gonna focus on quest 2 64gig owners since most of casual people bought that. Too bad we might not see big size game after so many complaints for Medal of Honor being too big size.
I bought the 256 version (the largest) of the Quest 2 and am almost full of games. I try to have games for everyone in my family (Wife and grand kids). So, someday when I can afford it, I will buy the 512 version or something better.
Games are bigger, unless you use Steam. I rather buy games on Steam first , then stream. Plus I tend to change headsets.
luckily I decided to want to buy a quest 3 and knew i wanted some games from the quest store for just pure quest 3 experience rather than all pcvr, so i surprisingly managed to find a 512GB headset that's half of the price of what it's costing right now on Amazon (UK) which is £619 and it's even costing less than the quest 3 128GB that is on amazon which is currently £478 i managed to get it for less than £400, at least my bank account is more than happy :)
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I mainly play PCVR HOWEVER for resell value alone I went with the 512gig just as you mentioned! Much larger market for the 512gig down the road when it's time to sell it.
Why are you buying a standalone headset if you use it mostly with PCVR?
@@Davids6994, price (it's still cheaper than most PCVR headsets), newness of the hardware, and as @damiengvideos said, possible resell value.
Oh, yeah... and the fact that, despite possible issues with compression, you can, with the help of apps like Virtual Desktop, play many PCVR games in standalone mode. No cords.
Though, I should add that, of all of the previous Oculus/Meta headsets that I've resold (I've ended up either owning both sizes, or selling relative's headsets that had fewer gigabytes), it's usually the "smaller" versions of the headsets that have sold for more, gigabyte for gigabyte.
@@Davids6994what headset at this price point is bette?
@@Davids6994Because of no wires and pancake lenses. Satisfied?
@@mitcherny6965 No, but I bet you could satisfy me in a lot of other ways...
I only watch ;) movies in my headset so the 512GB can fit like 20x 8k movies. I need a 2TB version ideally
I think the saddest part is you can buy a 1T usb thumb drive for $100, but it is $250 to upgrade from a 128gb to 512gb quest 3. Storage is cheap, yet the cost is expensive on phones, and something like the quest.
I'm sorry, but that's not how math works lol. Please try again.
I only buy from steam. Meta can lock your account didn't like that. I like the air link of the quest 2, I'm interested in air link on the quest 3.
Still not going to buy a headset made by a social media company. They always manage to charge more one way or another
They don’t charge you if you use it for pcvr and don’t buy meta content.
Or need a headstrap, or battery, controller grips, PC cord.
I found a good solution. Ordered both.
I like you. My kind of person.
I would prefer a 0GB version.
It could be called the "sucker berg" edition.
It would be quite popular amongst PC gamers.
1. though I'm still a bit leery of the Quest 3, I ultimately preordered it.
2. I did a bit of math, and like Sebastian, the per-gigabyte cost of the 512gb version, compared to the 128, made me go "Hmmm".
3. I looked at the number of games I have on my well-hated Quest 2 (I really loved my Quest 1, but the 2 has never felt "right" to me), and considered the fact that Asgard's Wrath 2 alone will to take up almost half of the gigs I have left on my 128gb Quest 2.
4. I realized that I initially bought the smaller versions of the Oculus Go, the Quest 1 and the Quest 2--only to end up giving them to my family members, and buying versions with the larger storage.
That's why I decided to go ahead and skip a step, and paid the extra $150 for the 512gb Quest 3.
meeeh
for me, buy the 128gb now ( and save 150$)
and when meta release high storage like 256g
easy sell your old 125gb device for like 300$
and add the money you was save before (150$) = 450
and what you will buy new device to avoid (controller drift) with less money
I think meta quest+ is worthless. But I do agree the 512gb is the better version. I also had the 64gb Quest 2 and I justified it at the time by saying I would do mainly pcvr. But there are a lot of experiences that are nice to have directly on the headset and with 64gb, I constantly had to make space. And meta's cloud save functionality is just not that reliable. I've lost several games worth of progress by uninstalling. I wish you could upgrade the storage yourself or use microsd, but that's not the case. Save yourself the headache. You'll be thankful you went big later on.
If there had been a 256 version I'd have bought that, but went for 512. I think they did 128 512 deliberately to upsell to the likes of me that would have went for 256 if that had been the base storage, that's why there was no such thing as 256 as base storage.
512gb is too expensive. Rather spend more on accessories. Mostly playing PCVR so 128gb is fine.
Look I can’t see any game being bigger than medal of honor as that game holds the title of being the largest vr game ever made, other games won’t be any bigger than 20-30gb. Just so you know I still bought the 512gb version as I just don’t want the hassle of managing storage down the road.
Games will become bigger because the Q3 can show better textures.
@@mixedrealityTV can’t see a quest 3 game being any bigger than 30 gig, medal of honor is unrealistic as that game takes up like 160gb on pc, no other vr game has come close to that.
@@mixedrealityTV
Bigger than Asgard's Wrath 2 or Assassin's Creed Nexus Quest 3 versions?
I play PcVR so i choose 128 gb .
Why are you buying a standalone headset if you use it mostly with PCVR?
Up until Nexus, and Asgards 2 released the 128gb was fine. Meta should have known this would not last. It should have been 256gb.
I strongly disagree, i think the average user will only play 1 or 2 games at a time and the highly recurring ones (beat saber, supernatural) barely take up any space. For content creators of course you need more storage but i dont think most people will unless maybe you have slow internet and downloading games is a pain. Sure HYPOTHETICALLY they might release medal of honor 2 in 2 years and you wont have space to play asgards wrath but if the large game is worth playing to you isnt it worth the slight inconvenience of finishing the large game first. Paying 30% more to avoid that is insane IMHO.
It's just from my own experience. But you might be right, I am a content creator and my usage pattern might be completely different from the standard user. Just I know ftom my community that most also prefer the bigger version. Just it's not a general truth, that's for sure.
why do content creators need more storage on a Quest 3? What can the Quest 3 do that requires more storage which is beneficial to content creators? Does Quest 3 record gameplay for later upload to UA-cam or something?
@nervaproject yeah it records gameplay and they also get review keys so they will likely have many more games installed at a given time than the average person
i have the 512 GB version of Meta Quest 3.
I originally owned the 256gb Q2. I realised that despite having all my games installed I would almost always play just one game at a time. I downgraded to the 128gb & it was perfect for me. I then sold the Q2 & bought the 128gb Pico 4 which was also perfect. I understand game sizes will get bigger however I think they will be few & far between & will still fit on 128gb. I’m not saying there aren’t people that won’t benefit from the bigger size storage but I can honestly say my experience has made me go for the 128gb
Yeah for people who only need a couple of games installed at minimum it should be fine. Doesn't apply to everyone though.
I totally understand your thinking, @mrmobbs350, but I discovered some time ago that I'm one of those "play every game in pieces" kind of people, so though I don't have all of my games installed at once, I tend to have quite a few ready to go more or less at all times. Particularly since real life has made it hard to play in VR as often as I would like.
I agree I play the same way and the only games I recurringly go to are very small
Aren't updates for games getting bigger though? I read that a new update for Grid Legends is 10gb. Grid Legends itself is 30gb big on the Q2. Will the game get bigger for Q3 headsets?
@@joeyjoe003 Although it won’t be all games, anything that increases texture resolutions for example will become significantly bigger. Several games are getting ~66% larger with their Quest 3 updates, and unfortunately that increases the Quest 2 sizes as well because there’s no way to have a separate Quest 2 version currently.
resale value is just a bad argument it wont be more than $150 difference you pay now its like "i paid more now so ill get more later" really ?? lol
Yes! Also it will be easier to sell.
Or wait for the 256GB version... actually Valve might have something to offer soon, who knows. Its a shame that 512GB is $650. $600 would have been better. I'd almost spend a $100 more and get a 1TB Legion Go instead. At least you get a whole computer.
If you are concerned about the price of the 512 model, Valve is almost certainly going to significantly more expensive.
iPhone 15 Pro 512 is $1300, and iPhone 15 Pro 1GB is $1500 - you pay extra $200 (15% more) for additional 512GB, so it's 2.56GB per dollar.
With Meta Quest 3 you pay extra $150 (30% more) for addional 384GB which is the same 2.56GB per dollar.
Which means that in this case Meta is gouging their customers as badly as Apple.
How about times 4 storage?
4 times the storage sounds great until you think about that they are charging 150 bucks more for just an additional 384mb. that is an insane ripoff.
Just additional 384gb or only 128 GB.
Personally I can't justify paying meta prices for AAA games when the graphics are meh at best, pcvr version of any game is so much better, even something as simple as Among Us is very low resolution compared to pcvr and usually a steam key is much cheaper. If you don't have a good PC then i can understand the 512gb justification.
II recommend 512
Me too
I don't agree! Why 512? I have never filled 64 GB even halfway! For PC-games you don't need the 512GB version!!!
That's exactly what I am saying in the video :)
I'm going with the 128gig one. 512 is a robbery.
Ok!
Avoid both! 😂
only PC VR
Who should buy the brightly coloured straps & mask? ME!!
Maybe in the future we can expand storage with SD card 🤔
Who ever thought about putting 128gb is stupid because there given a free game that is 27 or 28gb game and that take half your memory, basic should been 256gb standard, there so stupid.
Got tight budget but went for 512gb. Thats how much of a gangsta I am.
I respect you!
@@mixedrealityTV can't believe you saw my comment. I respect you too good sir.
All or nothing.
bullshit alert...128 enough for pcvr
That's what I say in the video. So bullshit alert for your comment. Thanks for partly watching and commenting. ;)
I have something to consider. Is 512 GB enough. I think they need a 1 TB version because, as Sebastan says, the games now take up a lot of space. I think 512 GB isn't enough. Thanks , Sebastian, for making us think about this. Bigger is better.
I think 512GB is probably enough until Quest 4 comes out, unless you want to store a library of 3D movies on the device (those are up to 50GB each)
@@kelownatechkidi heard it's difficult to download movies onto the quest headsets. More easier to stream.
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Avoid both until they fix this you cannot connect to your PC and get full power to your device due to no display port.
Avoid both until micro oled is the standard for image quality.
4 times the storage, so it's like $50 for every additional 128gb. You double your storage for $50 triple it for $100 and quadrouple it for $150! Not bad!
I have a Samsung Odyssey Plus and just got an HP Reverb G2 V2. Both have all of the mods now. Not going anywhere for awhile. ;). Don't chase the hype. Take the time to enjoy what you have.