A VRChat users guide to cheap VR!

[@Alejo_Berrutti]

i'm so poor to even afford that but i just enjoy listening to your videos 🤗 please keep making content

[@ratherdisappointed9126]

very informative! I was considering buying myself my own vr but conveniently this vid helped me know what I should get since im broke as hell!!!

[@nerazawa]

yeah! I suggest you research some more on your own though because of different region also consider what you wanna do with your VR in particular (which games, standalone/pcvr, etc.) !!

[@WingedShell82]

I think I'm just watching this video because it's on your channel lol. I think it's really cool that the quality of your videos seem quite good for the amount of subs you have. This is a good informative video and I think if you keep uploading you'll definitely make it far!

[@nerazawa]

thank you so much! glad you're enjoying the video! I'm gonna try to raise the bar more and more and improve my editing ✌️

[@mayzavan]

Thats actually really helpful I was thinking a lot because of the prices but now its a lot easier ❤ thanksss

[@nerazawa]

yeah it can get really confusing 😭 took me like 2 months of research to buy what suits me the most with a good price

[@mayzavan]

@nerazawa for me it took me exactly 11 minutes and 4 seconds 🥰

[@ianpisek4147]

Great video Pyonter keep up the great work :3

[@pmikegamer9955]

the only reasons i couldnt get a pico are 1. i live in US and 2. my ipd is too low for that headset, it physically does not adjust to be narrow enough for my eyes, otherwise it would be a really good headset

[@EclairFome]

Great guide for people getting into VR. However Id heavily advice AGAIST buying a pico 4. At least in my opinion, within that prince range getting a quest 3s instead should be a no-brainer, it has a cheaper base price and is better at practically everything, from refresh rate to processing power, SPECIALLY when we are talking about "cheap VR" because you can get a great standalone experience without even thinking about the costs of a beefy PC able to run VR games anyways. Recommending a Pico 4 makes a bit of sense in your case because you mentioned this guide is aimed at europe/asia which is precisely the Pico's market, but the Pico 4 REALLY falls behind the Quest 3s whilst also being more expensive. To anyone reading this, please look into a Quest 3s first, if its not directly available in your area you can buy it in another area/country and have it shipped through a courier like i did.

[@nerazawa]

@@EclairFome The 3S is definitely a good option depending on your region, but personally I just don't like the comfort you're getting out of the box + the fresnel lenses for that price point. But yeah definitely depends on your region and your setup ✌️

[@EclairFome]

@himanausagi Yeah thats a valid point too. Sadly the 3S doesn't have pancake lenses to make it more budget friendly. Also idk if its easily available in countries like China or Malaysia where the Pico leads the market, so yeah it depends a lot on the region too!

[@secretiveplotter1474]

@nerazawaI don’t think they’re gonna be noticing the difference with fresnel vs pancake if it’s going to be their first VR headset. Went with quest cause I had a bad pc and I was going to be using it for more standalone capabilities. Also for FBT on a budget you could also recommend Viso or Mediapipe, both of which are free and can even track legs so you can kick and stuff.

[@nerazawa]

@@secretiveplotter1474 yeah you probably wouldn't notice the difference between fresnel and pancake when immersed but imo it helps make the headset feel lighter I actually haven't heard of these other softwares so I'll definitely check them out myself later ✌️

[@itisamystery5392]

Heavily disagree. The Pico 4 is a huge step-up over the Quest 3S/Quest 2 in areas other than gimmicks. The only things the Q3S does better is the better chipset and better passthrough. Both of which don't matter for PCVR use. The refresh rate would've mattered more if it was reliable and stable and didn't significantly hurt the quality in the process. Standalone games are a thing yeah but they're a significant downgrade over their PCVR counterparts, and for things like VRChat which this video seems to be geared towards, the standalone is so bad that it might as well not exist lol.

[@WaterBottle-qc3lg]

cool!

[@damaster1323]

Bro's talking about internet connection 😂😂😂

[@ClayTheFoxx]

duh, you need a fast connection to essentially have a wireless DisplayPort, nobody wants to have a seven second delay like on twitch

[@damaster1323]

​@@ClayTheFoxxinside joke

[@ClayTheFoxx]

@ sure sorry then

[@Pepo..]

240? at this point i might just set up a camera with hand tracking for vrchat.... lol

[@kokodenankikakanakyakedo]

最近、なんか友達はブイチャのためにフルトラ買ったから、私も買いたくなっちゃった笑 でも、クエスト使ってるから、この動画のフルトラ（pico）使えないかも またPCも使えない！😭😭他の安くていいおすすめある？

[@nerazawa]

@@kokodenankikakanakyakedo Pico4トラッカーはPico4でしか使えないけどStandableはなんのヘッドセットでも使えますよ！PCがないといけないけどね、、、、正直言うと、単機だったら高いトラッカー買うしかなさそうですね。 でもPCVRを使うにはそんなにスペックの高いPCの必要なくて、ノートパソコンでも使えるらしいよ

[@kokodenankikakanakyakedo]

@nerazawa ノートパソコンあるけど、クロームブックから、使えないかも 家にいる時に（大学に住んでる）PCあるけど、やってみたことあるで、遅すぎて、何もできなかった😭😭😭 ごめん(´；ω；｀)

[@nerazawa]

あぁごめーん！クロームブックは無理だねー 😭😭 家にいるとき、無線でヘッドセットとPCを繋げるの？

[@kokodenankikakanakyakedo]

@nerazawa ネットやばすぎかも… 実は1回しかあったことないけど、ピングは5億以上だった 繋がった時にケーベルで繋がったよ

[@nerazawa]

やっぱケーブルのほうがいいね 😭 5億ってやばすぎ