OCULUS QUEST vs PSVR - Graphics + Display, Tracking, Processing Power

A comparison of the Oculus Quest Headset and the PSVR Headset on three major categories: Graphics + Display, Tracking, and Processing Power. How will each headset fare in actual use during gameplay?
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[@killbuzz8706]

Who else is getting a quest in a few days and are watching tons of videos about it to contain your hype raise your hand

[@c-moon8789]

Bro SAME 😂😂 😂

[@WishfulGamer]

Well, stick around buddy! We're all Quest Fanboys here.

[@tastedivinefury2198]

Killbuzz i don’t have a pc :-/

[@camowolf1815]

Killbuzz I have had mine for a while now but i did the exact same thing 😂

[@bbeastgaming5187]

The thing is the res isnt that great

[@KamakazeTaco]

The way I heard it explained is the psvr is like playing a ps4 game on a tube TV, and the quest is like playing a ps3 game on a 4k TV.

[@WishfulGamer]

Never heard it like that before, nice!

[@denemessina8601]

that's actually a perfect description.

[@jaimdiojtar]

tried psvr and its nothing like that :) at least for me. it was almost full range of view if you consider im legal blind maybe my own fov is messed up and the psvr sounded like total inmersion

[@CL4K.]

Idk, I'm perfectly fine with the quest, you can play games like beat saber, journey of the gods, pistolwhip, etc. Ik the psvr can probably play most of the same ones(maybe) but I'm just saying, psvr also does have some exclusives, like Tetris effect(it's amazing) I have never had a problem with the quest's graphics. He was just showing low graphic games in the video, and for some reason I find it that when I watch a video of beat saber quest gameplay, the colors are darker, idk. But really the quest is a great headset, and did ya wanna play pcvr games, you can just hook up the quest with a usb 3.0 to usb type c connector, so in my opinion, quest is better.

[@jaimdiojtar]

@@CL4K. tried the quest on best buy 1 week ago and i was blown away

[@Saiban0]

I'm getting the quest. Even if it's not great, I'm going to support the future of standalone vr development.

[@Ghosttts]

That's my boi

[@someone224]

Thats the spirit man

[@ianford1467]

Have a PSVR and love it but... They have confirmed you can add custom songs to beat saber on the quest!

[@Diadras]

You can add custom beat saber songs on the quest as well, it is shocking how many hacks have been made already!

[@the_player_0ne805]

Maarten yh I wouldn’t say hacks (shhhh)

[@MrChicken65]

Yeah you have to sideloaf them onto the device though

[@justinperrotta2701]

If u have a pc Ian. I own both and psvr is better

[@Josh-vr2xr]

Justin Perrotta quest is way better quest doesn’t even need a console or pc

[@Natefurry]

"Numbers are great until we put them into practice." instantly reminded me of math class.

[@CiruPlays]

i am getting a quest. 100%

[@hellogoodbye9718]

Ciruttai can you get KZbin on quest? Or like browser to watch KZbin on?

[@TrueNorthProductions]

Replying so I can see answer

[@WishfulGamer]

Nothing has been announced yet. No browser, but there is virtual desktop.

[@Angultra]

KZbin is on the Go so pretty sure it'll be on the Quest

[@Xbot4Life]

Preordered yet?

[@williamschultz3294]

PSVR Owner - Getting the quest this weekend. PSVR for me was far more appealing compared to other VR systems in terms of cost and games available. But with the quest being wireless and far more portable this is a game changer for the VR world. Despite that I will still be keeping the PSVR for its exclusive games such as Firewall.

[@justinperrotta2701]

So William what’s ur verdict? I own both and sadly the psvr is far superior

[@thomascook7146]

Justin Perrotta of course the quest isn’t better than the psvr. However, I’d say the quest is better because you don’t need another system for the headset to rely on.

[@justinperrotta2701]

Thomas if portability is your thing then yes absolutely. Unfortunately for me I own almost every game the quest offers rite now on my psvr. IF the quest had better processing power and the ability to have larger games then I would agree. Unfortunately I’m not to confident in what’s to come considering they had to take a lot out of moss, apex construct, and the wizards to get them to run on the quest. :/ I believed Zuckerberg when he said in his presentation that quest will run rift quality games. Not exactly accurate...

[@williamschultz3294]

Justin Perrotta At this point for me I’m all for the Quest. I haven’t touched my PSVR since and am actually selling it now. The portability and ease of use/simplicity has won me over. I am going to miss all the games I had on the PSVR, but the Quest does well enough and the immersion easily makes up for the graphic downgrade. Another big plus is that my wife, friends, and family can start and work the Quest with ease. Every time I brought the PSVR to show they were turned off by all the cords and having to be front of the camera the whole time.

[@justinperrotta2701]

Fair enough. Just for me I’m already bored with the current quest library. And the future doesn’t have any big games. Even Sierento is being super super watered down for the quest. I’m disappointed. If only it had more power it would be my go to.

[@azswaye2960]

0:24 OH MY GOD, SOMEONE CALL 911 HE GONE.

[@j_ken3424]

too late he dead

[@WorldTradeCenterMuzakCommunity]

Lol

[@blackpanthertchallalem8522]

Pissed about the PSVR tracking so the wireless freedom in the quest is a day one buy for me

[@brockisarcfan]

Black Panther T’Challa Lem ha ha I feel your pain. When enemies are behind you and you are S.O.L.

[@alecjansen]

Black Panther T’Challa Lem saasame, when I got my psvr I was annoyed Bcz I couldn’t crouch down or my hands would just fly anywhere, so def buying the quest

[@ImplyDoods]

@@alecjansen put you camra lower lol you have it to high up lower it then it will work

[@alecjansen]

Imply Doods I did, it still was just all screwed up

[@ImplyDoods]

@@alecjansen try tuning of the lights mine works fine idk about you but i have a big play space so that might be it

[@StarCenturion]

Tracking makes or breaks VR, and the Quest is 50x better at the tracking part.

[@WishfulGamer]

Exactly. Having your hand wiggling in front of you near constantly, and losing track of the position of your head or body is annoying and sometimes jarring. I'm so excited to see what the hype of the Oculus Touch controllers along with the new Insight tracking brings to the table.

[@Eggsssssssssssss]

This and the fact that there is no wire makes for a superb experience. Check out Tea for God and Unseen Diplomacy on PCVR, and hope and pray that we get experiences like this on quest!

[@SheepAmongG.O.A.T]

If that was true, PSVR wouldn't even be a thing.

[@enodenmad]

PSVR isn't a thing for those of us who can afford a PC headset...

[@SheepAmongG.O.A.T]

@@enodenmad Dude you're an aristocrat. I'm so jealous. PSVR is a thing for those of us who can't afford a PC headset..............we made some headway there didn't we

[@paulzeedijk5372]

Yip quest day one. Have a psvr that I'll use for exclusives and games that don't run on quest like Skyrim and No Man's Sky but no wires, better tracking and portability are huge sellers for me.

[@kyleturner7309]

Paul Zeedijk Exactly the same man. For the big games I’ll stick my PSVR but for everything else that the Quest offers I gotta have it!!

[@TrueNorthProductions]

Damn. Skyrim doesn't work on quest? That's a shame

[@paulzeedijk5372]

@@TrueNorthProductions Quest is using mobile hardware so the best you could hope for would be The Elder Scrolls Blades. But never say never ;)

[@DBZHGWgamer]

Technically you actually can play Skyrim with Oculus Quest, however you cannot play Skyrim with VR with the Quest. There is a Quest app that lets you stream a computer screen into a VR environment on your Quest, and control your PC with Quest controllers. You can also get a blutooth capable xbox one controller and connect it to your Quest so you can play PC games with controller from the Quest. However, it's only streaming your PC screen, you wont be able to stream VR games or anything to Quest. Just 2D PC content.

[@sean70729]

@@DBZHGWgamer That is some cool technology.

[@jphillips4620]

I have a PSVR. It’s awesome. I also just pre-ordered my Quest. Suuuuper excited.

[@bio2189]

Same

[@ikergg2516]

I selled my psvr for buying quest

[@masterpopeyoda3290]

I wish I could afford Ethier one of these. I could probably buy one of them, but I just finished highschool and also need a car...

[@Jail-Left-Wing-Traitors]

@@masterpopeyoda3290 your buying a car ?? then get the quest, you can play while driving.. ( get life insurance )

[@masterpopeyoda3290]

@@Jail-Left-Wing-Traitors you're a genius.

[@ehwhynot7631]

My mum is really trying her hardest to not let me buy a quest

[@lavkanos4807]

Your mothers Friend My parents too..

[@borgatron3103]

Same

[@lilbrunost9051]

Same

[@jblokbasstesterjbl9078]

Ok same

[@Ava-zj5bu]

I have a psvr and I will say the tracking sucks but besides that I love the games and have an amazing time playing it. I’ve had no big problems other than having to reposition my camera so I can reach things in certain games. I defiantly recommend it. The quest sounds amazing and easy to use but I will be sticking with the psvr for awhile

[@cybersaintgaming]

I couldnt play much on psvr because of the tracking

[@tylerclout8175]

If it can see everything it tracks fine

[@SlimMerc]

imo PSVR has always been the best VR experience day 1. I remember trying both the PSVR and HTC Vive at GameStop back to back within the same day. Both were fun in their respective rights but PSVR had and still has more to offer. Though Oculus looks to be taking a step further, I see no reason after viewing this video to even buy a Quest. Though the Move controllers seem to be outdated.....PSVR still delivers the best overall experience for both users standing and sitting and still offers a more real feel FPS experience with the Aim Controller. Also price point is better for he PSVR and so are the games! PSVR for the win...Venture on Quest!

[@traktor321]

Fck that. Ps5 + psvrII gonna be awesome at 50% of PC price.maybe even less. I hope they will eliminate lightstands.one cable for video input is ok

[@dzidkapl]

PSVR THE BEST!

[@econoinner_force954]

@@traktor321 DREAMS on PS4/PS5 : an infinite quantity and quality of games made by the international community of testers-creators ;) Amazing !! Patched VR in few months, and in 2 years : PSVR 2.

[@wille3573]

I B 8 9 They’re probably going to do inside out tracking for the PSVR2. They’d be dumb not to. I’m a bit confused though, as they did say PSVR1 would be compatible with the PS5

[@brandonknight431]

Psvr has the aim controller which is fuckin awesome

[@Visionoflegacy]

"Tripping over cords happens pretty frequently." I seriously never trip over the single cord.

[@WishfulGamer]

I envy you. I’m a klutz :(

[@Bos_Meong]

more like poor cable management

[@thomascook7146]

ex DOGE damn u flamed him

[@f_joyce6941]

@J Dxvx sure, you get less battery life but let's ignore that and think of all the other pros about the quest.

[@changuirus5000]

I do all my gaming sitting down so yeah the cable only gets on my butt crack sometimes but that's it

[@minners71]

No mention that psvr has full rgb sub pixel support which is why the screen door effect is next to invisible. Basically this translates to 3 sub pixels for every pixel actually giving the psvr headset a resolution of 1920x3x1080 which is higher than the quest in actual pixel amounts. The limiting power here is from the ps4 itself which can only really use this resolution on close up images, ie gt sport the car interiors which anyone will tell you are among the best visuals in vr. Once the ps5 is launched this graphical fidelity will be able to be pushed out further making psvr in a class of its own. The main reason I didn't bother with the quest.

[@nukediamondx]

Tru I have the quest and I went to my cousins house and he has both. His psvr was little smudgy and foggy becuase he never cleaned the lens but I couldnt even notice the screen door effect. Now when using the quest on netflix or youtube you will 100% notice the screen door effect and oculus really didnt improve from going to gear vr, oculus go, and now the quest

[@delta-bird-thing-donkeysir506]

ITS LITERALLY OUT OF STOCK EVERYWHEREA

[@popcorndays786]

GameBoy 2009 yes it is 😭

[@randomperson.9708]

Is the psvr out of stock?

[@delta-bird-thing-donkeysir506]

@@randomperson.9708 I was talking about the quest but I own one now

[@donutcat9126]

there is a site that tells you where the quests are in stock idk what the name is

[@Wooskii1]

I'm in the same situation and have been waiting for someone to do a vid. Once you get your quest, PLEASE do a real world comparison/ impressions video (unless you have already had a bit of time on the Quest, and feel that you can do it now) because we all can look at the specs and make an educated guess on it's performance. THANKS!

[@WishfulGamer]

I am not one of the lucky few who have gotten the headset early. But once mine comes, I plan to do plenty of comparisons between Quest and PSVR.

[@Wooskii1]

@@WishfulGamer Awaome! will trust ya and sub...

[@DayvonR64]

A lot of people say too not get too happy with Quest or hyped due to being let down because it can be a downgrade from the headset you have. That may be the case for Rift/Vive users, but for PSVR and below it is a huge step up. Graphics may suffer, but they will not be really crappy or terrible as some people predict and at the end of the day it is a totally different experience when you are in the game. I personally have problems with the tracking despite having the camera well above me at an angle, even when I have the lights off. There are times in Rec Room where the tracking is just crap, 90 percent of the times when I boot up a game I have to switch controllers because they are in the wrong hands and change depending on the game, and there are times when there are just hiccups in the tracking that can make or break your experience. Combine that with having to set everything up and worrying about the length you will be playing then trying to see if it is worth it makes the Quest that much more special. The Quest not only brings a new type of tracking to PSVR only owners, specially since I really wanted to try the tracking Rift has and I do not have the money or space for it, but it also brings titles that would never see the light of day on the PSVR such as VRChat and Vader The Immortal. To a Rift or Vive user it may be more of a downgrade just to be able to play true standalone wireless VR, but to someone with PSVR, Gear VR, GO, or no headset, it is an amazing step into something new.

[@evolicious]

I got to try the Quest at OC5, the graphics are definitely not as bad as people are predicting, you are correct. However, it's purely moronic to compare the Quest to PCVR. It's not even the same experience. I had high expectations becasue I know no one has ever utilized the full power of the recent SD SOCs in recent years, but holy shit, the Quest is black magic. I went immediately to a Rift booth to compare and it's a noticeable difference but a difference you can live with for the main feature of pick-up-and-play and mobility. Quest is pretty must the first VR console (other standalone kits use google daydream and just use the android market and are more related to oculus go with 6dof). Everyone should buy a Quest if they want VR to succeed.

[@Killa1337]

im just hoping for "populated" games. Tired of only seeing people on Pavlov, onwardm and rec room. Other games only survive like 1-2 months.

[@xxxdev16xxx]

Can’t wait for the next gen models from both these companies. Future is gonna be beautiful 💙

[@niceguy9514]

The future is not beautiful 😕

[@James926real]

I'm planing to get the quest 100% Plus I don't have a ps4 !

[@tastedivinefury2198]

james 926 i have no pc lol

[@sootyve3958]

tAsTe DiVinE fUry what?

[@Someone-ig7we]

@@sootyve3958 Some people cant afford a pc. Some people use MACs instead. Some are too young to buy things themselves.

[@smileyriley3957]

Rabbit But the quest doesn’t need a pc?

[@Someone-ig7we]

@@smileyriley3957 Yeah I know that. I'm explaining to Just a Normal Gamer why tAsTe DiVinE fUry might not have a pc bc they said "what?" to them. It's exactly my point that the quest doesn't need a pc. edit: it autocorrected quest to question lmao

[@thedarkxmusic2461]

I’m planning to get psvr. I’m pretty excited

[@vivalvival7472]

Psvr is Stone Age. Quest is modern times. Had both. After the quest I immediately sold the psvr

[@thedarkxmusic2461]

Vival Vival uhh ok

[@thedarkxmusic2461]

Vival Vival The reason I want a psvr instead of a Quest is because the psvr can play games that require more power

[@destro2898]

@@thedarkxmusic2461 for that reason okay but i feel like the games don't matter as long as i enjoy it so i am with the quest

[@vilifieddimensions7248]

TheDarkX Music oculus link means you can play any pcvr games now. L

[@paulszki]

I got a PSVR and the Occulus Quest coming out is just great. I love the competition and I love that VR is slowly gaining momentum. I will probably get Quest next year or if there is a really solid black friday deal.

[@ToothlessCos]

I guess it really depends on what games you want to play. High end AAA titles? Won‘t work on quest. More on the casual gamer side of the spectrum? Have cordless fun!

[@babyjiren9676]

Now, now, don’t be too hasty in your dismissal. I’ll have you know I’ve been playing Steam VR games like Skyrim and Blade and Sorcery on my Quest through ALVR. It works surprisingly well, especially Skyrim which requires less precise tracking. The ALVR dev has really been working hard and pushing out new builds, to the point where I’m legitimately playing games at a high fidelity over 5 GHz wifi at around 60 ms latency. And the supersampling options work wonders as long as your PC is good enough. Honestly, it kinda looks better on the Quest because of its superior screens. Packet loss is ALVRs only real issue right now and even that isn’t all that bothersome.

[@0079Matthew]

@@babyjiren9676 Is there any artifacting or anything on Quest? I have not tried using that yet to stream games.

[@russellmusictv4403]

A step diagonally is still forward progress.

[@JDRos]

I would pay more to have the Quest with Snapdragon 855

[@JailerGamer]

Quest 2

[@capoman1]

4:50 _Higher resolution means more difficult rendering..._ A note on this: If you render the graphics at a higher resolution, then yes, framerate should suffer... But if we use a 2d video as an example: If we play a 360p video (low res) on a 1080p monitor, there is no "extra rendering" occurring to get the low res displayed on the higher res display... So if you render the game at say 1080p or even 720p on a quest, the framerate can be high, and you still get the lowered screen door effect due to the high res display... The lessened screen door is a benefit of the high res display even if higher res rendering is not achieved. Not really difficult to understand, but difficult to convey my meaning.

[@PnfrlEnm]

capoman1 I get what you’re saying, but how can you do it? Is there a way to render a game at a lower resolution in the Quest?

[@capoman1]

@@PnfrlEnm I cannot say for certain if there are any technical details... But Consider your 1080p monitor. Can you render and play a game at 720p??? Same thing.

[@porterorvetti1294]

I'll probably get a PSVR over the summer. I want the boast of power, and I'd rather not pay 200 more just to move around. You only make so much money from a summer job.

[@SoloBoardGamingKnight]

I really think you're going to love the PSVR! It really has changed gaming for me!

[@NoXeB1995]

@@SoloBoardGamingKnight PSVR is one of the worst headseats on the market. And I am sorry to say, but If you were not able to move "freely" in VR then you haven't even experienced what VR is like.

[@annenouk5272]

I think you should reconsider that. The moving around is a very very big difference in fun. If money is an issue consider a Lenovo WMR on sale around 200 dollars. Maybe you don't know it yet but you DO want to move around.

[@weaverquest]

​@@NoXeB1995 What games are there where you actually move "freely" which I assume you mean actually walking around the virtual world? On PSVR in games like Resident Evil 7 or Skyrim VR you either use the analog stick or push buttons on the move controller to move around. Not sure how would free walking work in such games since you obviously have limited space inside a room.

[@bryan101384]

Download Rec Room as soon as you get one. It's the perfect starting point imo and fully social. It's a frickin blast.

[@troybolton4055]

Tried a PSVR (and basically VR in general) for the 1st time on Sunday. After researching everything VR for the past 2 days I pre-ordered a Quest this afternoon. Even though I have a PS4 already I chose the Oculus for its portability and better tracking and controls.

[@mr.sandman4172]

Troy Bolton I did the same. Plus with oculus link coming in November, it will separate the quest from everything else and it will be the number one head set to own for the money.

[@econoinner_force954]

@@mr.sandman4172 I hope you took Dreams on PS4, the VR patch arrives in less than 3 months I think... it's going to be huge ! Thousand games... you will see with the PSVR 2

[@tylerclout8175]

Sure quest is better if you really want easy 360 tracking.

[@ornerybuddha1]

I just picked up a quest a few weeks ago. It's a pretty amazing piece of tech! My only real complaint is how short so many of the games are. Coming from a lifetime of console gaming I get a little frustrated when I spend $15+ on a game that only lasts an hour or so. That being said, I have a PS4 but never made the jump to VR with it due to the move controllers and the cable/set-up requirements. I have a friend who has a Rift but I never wanted one due to the computer requirements and cable set-up. I hate messing with all that stuff! So far as I'm concerned the Quest is fantastic! Simple set up, no cables, awesome (if short) games. I have no regrets about buying it!

[@ShadeOfEnigma]

The oculus quest also runs on a rechargeable battery, so you are limited by that, though I personally need a break from VR about 2 hours into playing anyways. Lol Just got the PS VR in 2019 because of the price tag, it took so long. I am content. I could have got the quest, cause after I got the Sony Gold headphones, it would have actually been less money, but I got the PSVR for power, graphics, and no battery limitation and great support by Sony. I love it. The cords are the only draw back, but they are long and the games I play in VR don’t require a ton of full body movement. It is amazing!!!

[@Amandahugginkizz]

Be careful with the cords. We hardly used our psvr and the cords still got messed up and it stopped working. 300 dollars down the drain, not to mention all the vr games we bought downloaded that are just sitting on our playstation useless unless we get another psvr only to know it will prob do the same

[@kevinalonso6338]

@@Amandahugginkizz I think you can just buy the cord but I'm not sure, anyway that's a shame.

[@kevinalonso6338]

I agree with you, for me the biggest selling point were the games but man PSVR was my first VR experience and it definitely managed to get me hooked into VR, can't wait for a PSVR2 announcement (hopefully wireless).

[@cryptika_btc]

Psvr have much bigger game collection with some exclusive games like Farpoint or Blood and truth, Firewall zero hour. Psvr4Pro has more powerfull processor and specific controller AIM.

[@sol303]

Yuriy Khomtchenko I have psvr I love it but the idea of being mobile damn if quest had a game like firewall zero hour I would buy it in a heartbeat

[@MioMate]

Bro... you can play steam vr Games with the Quest via ALVR. Better Graphics with the PC and more Games. And you have no Cable

[@Bos_Meong]

@@MioMate yeah but it runs on lowres and input lag due to the streaming. if only we can plug it directly using usb tethering that would be perfect.

[@Bos_Meong]

@@0079Matthew not only latency but also the quality isn't as sharp as native because its a video streaming and bound to video artifacts

[@MioMate]

@Salt Maker lol with a good wifi con it is nearly perfect

[@williamrussell2928]

Failed to mention the fact that with the quest being wireless it means an on board power source. That means limited run time and added weight. I'll stick to psvr thanks.

[@Orain88]

I would be getting quest almost exclusively for sculpting on the go. If I'm assured by the developer of sculptrvr that it works well on there without inducing motion sickness I'll buy it.

[@pumpkineater23]

Quest is aimed at first time VR users. It's a move forward but not an upgrade from the PSVR. Best to wait for the PS5 with new PSVR2 headset. Wireless HMD but with powerful GPU and CPU.

[@johncapone8843]

How do you know psvr2 is wireless? I cant find any definitive psvr2 specs?

[@pumpkineater23]

@@johncapone8843 www.t3.com/news/ps5-set-for-wireless-psvr-headset-with-powerful-next-gen-graphics

[@TheLightningYu]

@@johncapone8843 Well, i can't qive you source or links, but if i remember correctly sony recently give out some patent(s) with a new PSVR Headset with inside-out headtracking and wireless.. plus a new controller. So PSVR2 for PS5 will be surely an step up compared to PSVR (and Quest). Though i have to point out, as far as i heard the earliest release date for ps5 would be like end of 2020 - so to the point when ps5 and psvr2 is released you can't do something wrong if you get into Occulus Quest.

[@SIMDICK]

The PSVR2 specs r not confirmed completely as yet, nobody even knows the size of the SSD at launch on the actual console, even the release date could change...its all speculation and rumour right now.

[@SIMDICK]

And that article u have linked does not confirm anything, it says "appears to be working on", but anyway let's b honest it should be wireless cos it will be 2021 by then.

[@camwykes]

I finally got both the PSVR and the QUEST. I think this video covers the differences perfectly. The biggest differences for me are the following: resolution and graphical ability of the PSVR is better, but the ability to untether yourself and take the QUEST everywhere is currently worth the sacrifice. Beat Saber alone is better on the QUEST simply because you have the freedom to move and the 'Guardian System' helps keep you from elbowing a wall or knocking over a lamp. Sit down vr gaming? PSVR / Get up and engage? QUEST.

[@tylerclout8175]

Yeah although ive got pulley system so it’s not that hard to manage cables.

[@SpinningTurtle66]

Honestly, the ONLY problem I have with the PSVR is the tracking. It is perfect for me. Relatively cheap, convenient, no high powered computer needed and the resolution is fine for me, despite still being very pixelated. The tracking has almost ruined it for me.

[@Krisztian08]

Agreed

[@tinovfr]

yes it's also my biggest concern, but if you have a good setup and pay attention to some things it works great for me. But sure to be free from tracking issues and have 360° degree is great. The latest Blood & Truth shows what it means to have real AAA production value and that's why i stick to the PSVR as casual player but the Oculus will drive adoption further, just pick and run to a friend or other event, nice.

[@spammail6957]

I have both and I use both. The wireless feature and mapping of your room is amazing and it doesn't have to be square. In fact I map out my whole apartment including hallway and kitchen (U-shape) allowing me to physically walk to the back of my ship in Vader Imortal. When I am wandering on the ledge outside Vader Castle, I can physically walk to the edge of the ledge and look down. I could be all the way down my apartment hallway doing this. The quest also allows you to stream 3d movies and just movies via Skybox from your local NAS. You can watch netflix or movies from you skybox while lying in bed facing up to the ceiling. I'm not sure if the higher resolution of the quest is used with skybox for movies but it is extremely clear. Also know that FB is pushing hard to port the better games and apps from Oculus Rift to the Quest like Robo Recal, virtual desktop pc giving you a large monitor or even multiple monitors. Creed rise to glory is a much better experience on the Quest as you can walk around and fight in any direction. Forget about having to face frontwards as in PS4, with the Quest you just box in any direction. Angry Birds, instead of teleporting, you can just walk over to the new location or walk around to get a better angle. The best part of Oculus Quest is the portability and you can take the Quest anywhere. Add some more velcro to the top of the headset and some velcro to a battery pack, you can charge your Oculus Quest while playing and have almost unlimited power by having multiple battery packs to charge your Quest. My PSVR is used for games like Ace Combat 7, Eve Valkyrie, End Spce, star blood Arena, ultrawings with my Thrustmaster Hotas. Games like Gran Turismo, Driveclub VR, Dirt Rally VR, Trackmania Turbo all uses my Thrustmaster T300RS GT steering wheel. In fact I have a GT Omega ART Cockpit with casters that I wheel in front of my TV to play any racing game. The power of my PS4 Pro is that I have non VR games that I can play in 4k HDR which is completely amazing and lifelike. There are no comparing between the PSVR and the Quest but they work perfectly in my home for different VR needs. Get both if you can.

[@spammail6957]

As mentioned above that there are no comparison between PSVR and Quest; each holds its own merits. PSVR has a large number of killer games like the most recent Borderlands 2 VR, No Man's sky, Blood & Truth and much more. In fact one of the most thrilling aspect of PSVR is that you can play all the Sony games in your headset making almost most games almost VR-like. If you play Grip Combat Racing, a PS4 game, in your VR headset it immerses you with an almost 180 field of view. You can play every single PS4 game in your VR headset making every first person view game into a VR experience. On the other hand games like Robo Recall, Beat Saber, Creed, Moss, Sports Scramble, Dance Central, Superhot and my most recent purchase Red-Matter, I would rather play all these games on the Oculus Quest headset because of the Wireless-Room Scale tracking where I can physically walk/dance/shoot in the whole living room completely unencumbered by wires. If you must get only one, go for the Quest and get the Quest case to take your Quest to your friends house. If you already have a PS4, get the PS-VR headset to compliment all your games; nothing like playing all your PS4 games on a 100 feet screen.

[@bobmac7930]

I love my PSVR. VR has made gaming so much more enjoyable. I’m hoping the Quest sells well. Competition between headsets make the consumers the winners. Nothing wrong with owning multiple headsets.

[@annenouk5272]

My wallet disagrees:) but still getting a second headset.

[@chrislair6832]

Damn right

[@ASLTheatre]

I am in the same boat. I have a PSVR but I interested in the cordless aspect.

[@bentonip]

The quest sounds amazing, but I'd be happy to pay extra money to have a snapdragon 845 or newer inside.

[@dddddxddxxx1138]

brentonip yeah they should do a hardware update every year where you on have to pay a small price to upgrade

[@tinovfr]

yes i'll wait for a newer version with more processing power but i guess it's very good with some well optimized titles currently. Maybe an option on sale at XMas. I'm happy with PSVR, over 500 titles so far with great exclusives.

[@krystalcheung3682]

The psvr is great sorta I have long hair and my hair keeps getting tangled in the hook where the wire is and it is very hard in my opinion to breathe in with the rubber flaps and small nose area clear made for people with slimmer smaller noses and the halo strap for me is too loose and when i start to tighten it with the ring to secure it more it just starts sliding up probably due to the lack of a forhead. Good things about it is the graphics as they dont make me feel sick unless i play a driving but it is kinda clear that it’s made for a certain type of head shape and facial structure but not mine and with glasses it is so uncomfortable. i like it but I’d appreciate a thinner strap with one at the top and widen the nose area

[@wuliwong]

You are greatly overstating the effect of refresh rate on motion sickness. Refresh rate is only one of the factors causing the feeling of motion sickness. There have been a lot of research and advancement in this area since the release of the PSVR. All reports about the Quest seem to say that motion sickness isn't an issue.

[@DBZHGWgamer]

Well, i know for a fact that's a lie. Motion sickness may be *less* of an issue on Quest than on PSVR, but people even get motion sickness with the best PC VR options available. The fact is, some people are just very prone to motion sickness when using VR. And i'm sure what specifically hurts/helps such people will vary to some degree. Until full dive tech is invented (if ever), motion sickness will always be a factor for some.

[@OniMirage]

Motion sickness is tied to refresh rate and field of view. Done. Since they have roughly the exact same field of view the likelihood of someone getting sick on the quest vs the psvr is 40%. That means there is a 40% higher chance of motion sickness on the quest vs psvr by default. Math.

[@DBZHGWgamer]

@@OniMirage Thats not how human senses work. Human senses are logrithmic, not linear. Cutting the amount of a stimulus by half does not cause ther perception of said stimulus or its effect on your mental state to be cut in half. Same goes for decreasing by a factor of 0.4. Thats not how motion sickness works, as motion sickness is caused by disagreement between your senses of wether or not/how fast you're moving. More specifically your semicircular canals and your eyes perceptions. Latency in detecting movement, which is clearly a much larger factor in the PSVR, would be very important to motion sickness. Lastly, that is also not how math works. The highest natrual frame rate PSVR can get is 90 fps. 72 is 80% of 90 fps, so it has 20% fewer frames. Most PSVR games actually only get 60 fps, and use reprojection to double the number of refreshes. However, this is *not* the same as having 120 fps, nor is it as smooth as 120 fps. It's also, according to most sources I've seen, not even as good as 90 fps. So yea, actual facts.

[@tinovfr]

i played many titles on PSVR, i had only once an issue with Skyrim VR, but was also tired at the day.. else nothing, great experience even with outdated front tracking, it's just fun!

[@NikoKun]

I would argue that the Quest's 72hz OLED will be fine for most people. Motion sickness has more to do with the smoothness of tracking and pixel persistence/switch times, when we're talking numbers this high. The LCD panel they used had to be high refresh, as anything less wouldn't have fast enough pixels for VR without motion blur. Pretty sure if LCDs from that year could do fast enough pixel switching/low persistence at a lower/cheaper refresh, they would have went with something a little lower refresh, but that's just what ended up working the best of their options, at the time. OLED screens tend to do low persistence a little better, since they can switch pixels off faster, and more black time is better than wrong/smearing image. So at the time LCD had to be higher refresh rate to compete with OLED, as far as I know. Guess that's not all that important, but I think even the Go's screen rivals the PSVR's screen, and that's just a newer LCD. OLED should be even better. I mean, lets look at the Oculus Go. It uses a refresh rate of 60hz for some things, and 72hz for others.. And for games that run at 72hz, I think they look better than some games on my Rift. I can notice when it drops to 60, so thankfully Quest shouldn't ever go that low.. But especially since we're talking about an OLED screen for Quest, 72hz will be fine for as many people as it is for a higher refresh. It'll look better than the Go's 72hz, and I don't think any PSVR users will complain, other than maybe library differences. lol Edit: Just a note, motion sickness is also commonly caused by a disconnect between the motion you're really experiencing, and the motion you see in VR. If a game moves you around, but you're standing stationary in the real world, it can make some people sick.

[@74Spyderman]

NikoKun PSVR has an OLED screen

[@ToxicGopher]

My brief experience with PSVR echoes your last comment. I was doing fine until my view jumped out of sync with my head and it messed me up, felt a bit shit for a couple of hours. A slightly slower refresh rate seems like a very descrete issue compared to poor tracking

[@SorchaSublime]

It is significant that the processor will operate better than it could on the phone because it is dedicated to the vr. Furthermore stop conflating resolution and graphical fidelity. They are not the same thing. In vr resolution is FAR more important than graphics.

[@CL4K.]

Yeah, but portability though, and resolution, and TRACKING, THE TRACKING, is so much better. And tbh what happens when the lights in the psvr controllers to out, u screwed. Quest is a good option, doesn't need a ps4, and still has a wide variety of games, and I've never had any performance issues.

[@ZFHaiIey]

I have an PSVR. I had alot of problems with the cables and tripped some times over them. Quest is very interesting and u can actually move in circles. Whilest the Camera of PS4 isn‘t that special. So.. i cannot wait until i saved up for a Oculus Quest.

[@thatnerdygaywerewolf9559]

I had a PSVR for a few years now, but only used it three times, one of which was to see what Netflix is like on it. Other than that, it has mostly gathered dust due to the heavy amount of setup for one play session (which always has to be disassembled so my brother can have the PS4 back). Plus a few other reasons, but the effort to set up each time is by far the biggest. Meanwhile, the Quest I have used practically daily since I got it last week, and even if I were to shelve it I have already used it five times more. It doesn't have the biggest library (it's new, so to be expected) or best hardware, but all I have to do to set it up is move a chair out of the way and put it on. No hassle, no feeling too lazy to set it up, etc. Also helps that I'm more comfortable buying games online than I was when I got the PSVR, and that no one else uses my Quest. So yeah, fully on the quest Bandwagon.

[@LoganRogue1]

I actually have a quest. And I love it. I love the fact that is wireless. So I do prefer the quest instead of the psvr.

[@Wolfox360]

Snapdragon 835is not a problem, if you know the console world, you know that consoles are under powered compare to a PC. During time software dedicated to one specific configuration/console will get better and better, same thing will happen with the Quest. If you have to develop on one device, you can get full potential from it. And compared to the Version on the Galaxy 8, on the Quest it will be having a active cooling system too. Just look at the Switch, is a "Old Nvidia Tablet Shield".

[@SheepAmongG.O.A.T]

Not really the case anymore as consoles become more PC like. Who knows how much room for growth lies within the snapdragon. I wouldn't get your hopes up though.

[@Angultra]

It’s an awful lot of pixels to push. Simple games like beat saber, job simulator, rec room will translate well but intense games will get a downgrade. In the end it’s about freedom and gameplay so will still be an awesome experience. Also from what I hear it's highly overclocked due to the active cooling.

[@OniMirage]

Console world being the switch as the only comparison. The PS4 is leagues more powerful than the Switch not to mention the PS4 Pro.

[@Wooskii1]

The switch has a far more powerful chip than the shield tablet's Terga K1- Kepler GPU (192 cores) 2Gb ram. It's more like the Shield TV's Terga X1- Maxwell GPU (256 cores) 3Gb ram... Im not sure about the switch's X1 thought.

[@Iceify_]

To all people who are looking to buy a psvr. It’s a great option for beginners. It’s a good headset. But The screen door affect ruins the experience of you focus in. The resolution is not great for VR. But for 250 dollars good headset. (Former psvr owner)

[@shrydonx245]

One of the biggest problems about reviews is people don't talk to much about controllers. Controllers alone can be the biggest deciding factor. Games where you roam around can suck on PSvr due to the motion controllers not having joy sticks. Have good control in game is very important. So if these 2 are identical I would get the quest just because of the controls. The biggest thing is what games I can or can not play on both devices and could I play on the quest with a charging cable if battery is low if I want longer hours of game play.

[@Assassunn]

4:35 snapdragon 835 yes, but with active cooling system with is incomparable. Games can take advantage of the real performances and the chipset can even be overclocked, so it's like even more powerful than the Snapdragon 855

[@lightstorm6652]

Yeah no, the S855 is much much more powerful than even an overclocked S835, especially on the graphics side. The S835 needs the extra overclocking and cooling so that it can handle the extra positional tracking calculations. The overclocked S835 with positional tracking is maybe as or little bit more powerful than the S821 without positional tracking.

[@Eggsssssssssssss]

Actually the Snapdragon 835 is quite a bit more powerful than the 821, look at the benchmarks. also oculus has stated that the tracking doesn't take much away from the gaming performance.

[@bentmatt]

It has been stated (cant remember the source) that the tracking runs on a specialized chip made for this purpose. So the 835 won't spend time on that.

[@ninonaka3565]

Light Storm66 yes, but focusing on numbers never gets anyone anywhere. Breath of the Wild on the Switch looks way better than basically any game on my PC, and the PC is much more powerful. In the end, it’s all about developers and how they eke out what they can from the chipset. I was reading about how the SUPERHOT devs ported SUPERHOT VR to the Quest, took it from something that would only run on 500W PC’s to a 4W mobile chipset. Restrictions in processing power tends to make developers get creative - and half the time, simpler graphics look better in VR anyway.

[@pkilljoy5797]

You dont mention anything about optics. Oculus have the best optics in the industry. Extremely wide sweet spot which means its clear all around the lenses. You have less graphical fidelity but the optics / display combo is a ridiculous improvement. Watching media on a Quest would be a significantly better experience. The processor is also overclocked and fan cooled. which gives it much more performance than a standard 835. You severely understate the portability aspect, where PSVR is locked to your living room/bedroom.

[@alextwist8]

Thank you. This review felt very overly critical. The new display and optics will make a huge difference even if all the games can't run full res.

[@toddgabweg]

I only ever played the psvr and I love it. I am currently playing everybody’s golf and box vr. The Quest looks very interesting and I can’t wait to see what the future holds for vr. I never want to go back to playing regular video game golf.

[@capoman1]

The future *I'd like to see for VR:* I'd like to see mobile VR be the norm. No cords to trip on, and the ability to take the device out of your house and show friends will make VR popular. IMO if the original VR devices were like the Quest, the platform would be more popular now, and more people would be open to spending a grand or two on hardware for a better experience once they are hooked on the platform.... I'd like to see these mobile VR devices *be the new platform,* make them work with the PC as well!!! If they include low latency wireless streaming from the PC, then you can get the full graphics and full access to the PC when you are at home. But if you want to leave the house, you still have the mobile platform. This system would be ideal for so many reasons: 1. The investment cost would be low, just pay for the mobile device and see if you like the platform; if you don't minimum cost, if you do, you already own a device capable of displaying PC graphics. In any case, minimum investment. 2. Maximum platform adoption. Since the cost barrier is low, more people will try the platform. Whether people stay on the low end device or upgrade later, more people enter the platform. 3. No risk investment. If you buy the entry level mobile headset, then like it and want to upgrade to PC graphics, you already own the display and only need to get the PC spec upgraded. So you can "test the waters" for cheap, then pay for the full version if you like it enough, and there is no penalty for this route. IMO the above model is the way forward for VR, and does the most to help build the platform and the market.

[@desireehernandez8709]

Maybe if ps VR and oculus make a VR together it would be the best VR there is

[@gordonmatthew8069]

Apparently when you play skyrim on psvr a dragon destroys your house.

[@specialkidgareth1703]

Gordon Matthew wut

[@AgainWithTheClowns]

Can confirm.

[@fujivr5924]

*Helgen

[@riquitoferreira9207]

Yeah looks like PS VR stole the sweet roll this time.

[@JarlOfCaelid]

I have a psvr and I love it but I do hate the cord. Its especially annoying when I'm playing beatsaber and I hit the cord causing me to panic and lose focus. But it's not a major problem the tracking could be better but over all it's a really solid vr headset. The only reasons I might pick up the oculus quest is the the better screen, better tracking, wireless vr, and (if its good) VR CHAT.

[@VirtualAirTour]

This comparison only matters if you confine yourself to your living room or game room. The magic leap forward with Quest is you can use it in a plane, while camping, in a hotel room, at work... virtually anywhere (except direct sunlight). This is what makes it a game changer. For years I struggled to describe and explain VR to my co-workers. Now I just put them in the Quest for 5-10 minutes and they're blown away and get what all of the hoopla is about.

[@MrGamecatCanaveral]

On a plane? Camping? Dude get a life!

[@VirtualAirTour]

@@MrGamecatCanaveral nice.

[@Artey86]

Valve Index for me. It's a hefty price tag, but I want to utilize my PC horsepower to drive my VR experience.

[@DBZHGWgamer]

Whats the pricetag on the PC?

[@Artey86]

​@@DBZHGWgamer I spent around €2000 on my PC, but this was 3 years ago. It should still be capable enough to power the Index, with the GTX 1080. I was actually saving up to upgrade it next year, but those funds will be redirected towards the Index (I'm too impressed with how much VR has progressed now) and I'll postpone the upgrade for half a year more at least

[@joshuacrossland4404]

I cba getting like a pc and monitors for my room so I’m just gonna get the quest

[@chrislair6832]

I want the index so bad but can't afford it and a quality PC to run it

[@AshA-ww8hc]

My PC VR system is better than a PSVR in every single way. I have a 1080 ti and 3 HMDs I used for different things, including a VIVE, Samsung Odyssey plus and a Pimax 5k plus. The Quest is a no brainer. While the processing power is far lower, the untethered feeling and ease of setup is a game changer. The games released for the quest are very optimized. Going down from 90hz to 72hz I did not notice any issues at all, and I am usually sensitive to it. In face the display and software is so optimized it felt even smoother. Also the display resolution is a massive upgrade compared to the original vive.

[@romansm3682]

so image quality is better than samsung gear vr, oculus go? cool to watch movies, 360 videos, play games, read texts in web?

[@AshA-ww8hc]

@@romansm3682 Yeap significantly better. Just as a reference, the display in the quest is probably as good if not better than the Vive Pro. Remember, unlike the Gear VR, you have 6DOF and that makes watching movies more comoftable. I know it makes no sense to some, but I really like the fact that moving my head forward a bit or backward feels significantly more real.

[@nightmacerx7267]

Of course it is, ps4 specs compared to a pc is a big oof. Its suprising they actually managed to even get vr to run on a ps4, base or og ps4 btw.

[@Atmosfera-00]

Have the quest for about a good month now. Whereas I got motion sick from the psvr, which I sold a couple years ago, I get practically no motion sickness with the quest. And most of the games in PSVR then were stationary. In the quest I'm playing full locomotion, without any issues... Even streaming pcVR, works great. The tracking of the psvr is subpar, and the drifting issues were disastrous..

[@MrRagefulness]

This has been a very interesting video to watch. Thanks!

[@geckowingman]

There won’t be preorders. Tuesday is the release date time 90% sure. Quest demo units already shipped to Best Buy. And please common please you underestimate the quest and don’t even talk about half of all the features- like FREAKING Roomscale,no sorry not room scale WORLDSCALE up to 4,000 square feet of tracking, oculus touch controllers, and how graphics are meant to make games more immersive and there’s nothing more immersive than vr. So sacrificing graphics for WIRELESS unlimited play space is acceptable and awesome.

[@SheepAmongG.O.A.T]

It's true VR doesn't need the same graphic fidelity you see with AAA games now, but I don't think anyone would refuse better graphics.

[@noahmcclure6871]

Oculus quest is like the model t and it will get better

[@Tony_Cannoli]

Awkward.... You we're wrong

[@geckowingman]

Anthony Rubino not really cause I said 90% and putting on display but not releasing it probably going to cause the theft to increase at Best Buy by 100% haha jk 😂

[@realbubbles129]

oof

[@DurosModz]

PSVR is great for when friends come over, but I think I'll cop myself a quest aswell, as multiplayer gameplay is clearly much better on it.

[@SoloBoardGamingKnight]

keep showing people vr. I know so many gamers that haven't even tried it and I personally love vr! I lean on the psvr side but any vr is worth trying!

[@djgates06]

How??

[@econoinner_force954]

@@SoloBoardGamingKnight DREAMS on PS4/PS5 : an infinite quantity and quality of games made by the international community of testers-creators ;) Patched VR & multiplayers in few months, and in 2 years : PSVR 2.

[@bangar80]

Have been on the cusp of buying a PSVR for sometime now. But despite owning a PS4, having now tried out both, it's the Quest for me. Transportability, untethered freedom and fantastically easy set-up in every environment I have tested it in sold it for me. Just have to wait three weeks for delivery.......

[@Bevallalom]

I don't have any problem with motion tracking with my psvr. So I don't know how valid this tracking issue. I don't want vr headset for PC as I work on my PC and play on my ps4. I must separate my work and gaming :) So I think when you look for a VR solution you have to take into consideration what is the best for your situation.

[@trevorbass719]

I have a PSVR and yeah theres camera issues sometimes but I just care about the fun I’m just glad to have a VR

[@spacedoutET]

Honest opinion. 😉👍. I got psvr since launch. Tbh, i got it setup in a certain way. My cord is set above and behind and i know exactly where i am and never can trip over any wires because of this. I still however like the idea of cordless. I just dont see myself going in on day 1. I think ill hang on till its been out a while. Then ill see how people judge it and any new titles. Maybe then ill buy. If not, ill wait for maybe the psvr 2 on ps5 or something. Only time will tell. 😀👍

[@RainDropBlopper]

Just ordered the Quest i have a ps4 but no PSVR since it couldn't convince me to spent the money on but the quest is just amazeing, you can take it everywhere and it works flawless as alot are reviewing and for a first gen product this is way more then solid

[@kingdom13keeper]

I think I’ll still go with psVR. Just because as of right now even though our movement is limited, I’m still happy with higher refresh rate and processing power. Although on psVR:next, I hope we can have that camera tracking the oculus does, and then to balance out the system on the head, maybe at the back have a memory pack and a processing pack so you might be able to disconnect the cords once fully charged and after downloading your game, you can start playing in full 360 for like a 2 hour time and then plug the headset into the ps5 to charge while playing.

[@maxpower677]

i have the psvr and i think its great. the excess of cables and the camera area are limitants, but they can improve that just releasing new peripherals along with ps5, like wireless receptors and a new camera. the light tracking mechanism works pretty good and the Playstation exclusives are great! oculus quest presented us with the "final form" that Vr can achieve, completely wireless, but the smartphone hardware is a huge problem for me, it will loose a vast majority of next gen games. the best you can do now is just wait for some vr device just like oculus quest that can run something like stadia or home streaming for steam, if facebook can update quest in that direction it will be great!

[@justinperrotta2701]

Yeah man I own both and psvr is better. Quest would be if it had more processing power but it can’t handle big games. And the psvr games that are on the quest are watered down to fit. Psvr is the way to go for now. If only psvr had quest controllers.

[@thomascook7146]

Justin Perrotta for people that are pretty new to vr, they’d go with the quest because it’s more affordable. If I had the money, I’d buy a powerful PC, the oculus rift S, and a bunch of VR games that I would like. So far, I’m saving for the quest simply because it’s affordable to people getting into VR

[@tixeright9120]

I'm not an early adopter, typically, I usually wait till price drops. I've held back on getting a VR device. I loved the concept of the HTC vive when it first came out, but everything was too expensive, and it required setting up an entire room to be VR friendly, rather than making VR room friendly. I was tempted to get a O-go, but held back because it seemed like an improvement to it would be just around the corner. I think the Quest will be the first VR headset I actually try, although I'm debating on getting an S, or maybe I'll get both... I need to upgrade my graphics card before I get an S, and I would like to put in a SSD too for quicker loading times, if I do that that will make full use of my PC which is beastly compared to the gaming consoles, with the exception of the graphics card which has recently become dated. All together it's budget crunching the way an unexpected repair on the car would be. So, I'm less likely to get an S right away because of all the additional costs. If I get an Quest I can try VR at the low-graphics reduced fidelity, reduced selection of available games, but play it in multiple rooms, not just my gaming pc-room, and take it to friends and family houses, and hotels too, without changing anything. So, I'll get the quest first. Depending on how my income situation goes, I'm guess I'm in the market for both systems, especially if the gaming library or user account can be shared between them, and whether or not I can get prescription lenses into them the way you can other devices. I really don't want to wear my everyday glasses underneath VR goggles forever, I sometimes have to do that stuff for work related or active lifestyle situations, and it's always way more comfortable & functional just to have a prescription for whatever your required to wear rather than layering lenses. I will probably wait on getting a Quest until that's an option. The company that makes prescription vive lenses, say it's coming "SOON" but we'll see because I saw at least one review that suggested replacing the lenses would be difficult. Of course, maybe that was just a press-demo version.

[@Gitmo314]

I think Quest price cuts will take longer than usual, according to Tested the quest is being sold unreasonably cheap for the amount of stuff it can do (not dissimilar to how ps3 was sold at a price that was greater than it cost to make it)

[@tony81tone]

I bought got back into gaming (PS4 Pro) solely for PSVR when it launched. Had an original xbox and Wii as my last consoles prior. I'm 100% getting the Quest on launch day. My plan is to stick to whatever mobile Oculus is the best in class and also upgrade to the PSVR2/PS5 when those are available. I wasn't too impressed with the original Vive that a coworker brought over and also don't want to drop the coin on a VR gaming computer. The Valve Index sounds cool, but again on the VR comp thing and I also feel like requiring base stations is taking a step backward.

[@rayshiotile9487]

yeah the cost to performance ratio in't quite there to justify pcVR don't get me wrong it's really high quality but it's still not cost effective

[@ratlord6192]

Didn't really like the psvr. I kept getting tangled in the cables and the tracking wasn't great. I decided to purchase a quest and I didn't regret it, it has amazing tracking and the controllers feel great. 3 hours of play time doesn't bother me since I like to take breaks, so overall in *my opinion* it's a pretty great headset.

[@biggusdickus6818]

Thx, I was looking for a comparison video!

[@allanallen1835]

Why. Obviously the psvr wins, it’s because the quest is portable that’s getting me into it but I still prefer the psvr because of the processor in then pro over the phone processor in the quest.

[@CL4K.]

@@allanallen1835 Idk, I'm perfectly fine with the quest, you can play games like beat saber, journey of the gods, pistolwhip, etc. Ik the psvr can probably play most of the same ones(maybe) but I'm just saying, psvr also does have some exclusives, like Tetris effect(it's amazing) I have never had a problem with the quest's graphics. He was just showing low graphic games in the video, and for some reason I find it that when I watch a video of beat saber quest gameplay, the colors are darker, idk. But really the quest is a great headset, and did ya wanna play pcvr games, you can just hook up the quest with a usb 3.0 to usb type c connector, so in my opinion, quest is better.

[@allanallen1835]

CringeLord4000 I think in a few years when they shrink down a good gfx card it’s going to be even better but using a mobile gfx on a device that cost so much isn’t a great deal.

[@RickyGangs26303]

The only reason I want the quest is cause of the tracking I can't tell you how many times I tried to do something and the garbage camera didn't pick it up I just hate on how I'm right in front of the camera and it still doesn't pick up my movement

[@siamese605]

Having ordered a Quest, I still think there's room for both. PSVR has Doom, which I'm dying to play and Quest won't. The game play reviews so far suggest that the game play experience downgrade from Rift to Quest is nearly absent, and graphic downgrade is minimal which is surprising!

[@eduardofromwiisportsresort9636]

siamese605 the graphical downgrade will be pretty noticeable. For me at least because I am very sensitive to having but games that look like doo doo lol. Plus some games just won’t be able to come to quest because a 1070ti and a snap 835 is a big difference lol

[@semetary_apollo2028]

I really like the freedom of the Oculus Quest because you can set any size boundary. The PSVR on the other hand has a limit to that and has tracking problems due to lights in the background, or it just has trouble in general. I would spare any textures and graphics any day of the week to get one of these bad boys.

[@tylerclout8175]

Just take time to control environment and psvr does perform well

[@Matt_H_26]

I'm more than happy with my PSVR. Of course the tracking could be better, but for my limited play space, it does fine. Cordless is a big plus for the Quest, but it's not a US$400 plus. I'll save my money for the PS5 and inevitable PSVR2. I'm not saying the Quest is bad, I think it's a great addition to VR, but just not for me.

[@pukesan2746]

I’m getting a psvr for christmas because my dad told me to stick to one console I suggested the quest but yeah i think it will be easier for me to get used to the controls Edit: thanks for all the recommendations you’ve been really helpful in the process of getting one and choosing games thank you guys in the replies!

[@brentbass5800]

- PukeSan07 - psvr is a ton of fun. Get resident evil!

[@pukesan2746]

Brent Bass yeah i was thinking of getting it

[@AgainWithTheClowns]

You're going to love it. Nobody talks about it, really, but PSVR has the best games. Full stop. Even compared to Quest with Link and a strong PC. Astrobot, Blood and Truth, the X-wing mission, etc.

[@pukesan2746]

AgainWithTheClowns Ok this makes me even more hyped then before as if I didn’t have a lot of hipe

[@xaviergms2225]

@@pukesan2746 dude psvr is insanely good I would look at some of the great deals some have 5 games Inc in the box and I mean huge awesome games always get the bundle with Skyrim man. Its insane resident evil is too scary for me I'm gonna admit it I have it but can't handle it in vr. There's lots of great bargains in the ps store around this time of year. So for example you pick up a used ps vr set (make sure you try it first to see if the thing is working well and no damage to lens) then head over to the ps store and buy a shit load of games that YOU want to play. But IMO bundle is the way to go cos say you don't like it you can always take it back and there's a return if it breaks. Good luck!

[@thegamingchicken9551]

A few questions 1:does the quest work on ps4 2:can you play vr games like rec room on the quest on the ps4

[@insertusernamehere8125]

Im 100% getting the quest i have so much hype for it because im getting it in christmas which is next month

[@OzzyMoto2K10]

It’s awesome. I have a PSVR, also, but prefer the Quest.

[@chrisgalli343]

I'm thinking about the same thing myself! Have you ever tried VR? I'm trying to decide if the games on Quest will have as much replayability as non-VR games, or if it will be gimmicky or I'll get motion sickness and never feel like playing for very long. The only VR I've ever tried was Cardboard box phone VR

[@braydnrea5912]

Do you think It would be worth it to sell my PS VR for a Quest?

[@bentonip]

Do it.

[@edot3745]

Maybe you should wait to have both because there are some good exclusives for the psvr like iron man vr,blood and truth, and wolfenstien cyberpilot

[@nflcolts83]

The game selection for Quest just doesn't compare to the psVR...I also dont want the "workout" when using the quest... I just want the VR with a game controller... I don't want to wave my hands around

[@JDRos]

Yes, but if you love VR slap a powerbank to the Quest because it wont let you play up to 3 hours straight

[@djgates06]

I might do the same got someone interested but I may play my vr titles more and see if I should or just keep it lol

[@Im-Ekko]

I CANT WAIT FOR THE QUEST😂😂😂😂 thx for the video!🤗

[@L6Jeremy]

hey, I had PSVR, and now ive had a quest for a few days. don't let any reviewer tell you otherwise, the Quest is infinitely better.

[@Tamiil]

What about ergonomics? That's something I'm worried about with Quest. I can use PSVR all day without ever feeling uncomfortable, but it seems like Quest is very front heavy. That would probably become a problem for extended play sessions.

[@rayshiotile9487]

from what i've heard people feel strained after about 30 minutes of using it. nothing to bad i've heard it described as "smiling too much" but it is still an issue

[@Tamiil]

@@rayshiotile9487 Yeah, I hope they go with the halo design with the next one. As for this, I think I'll pass.

[@badpad69]

Is this even a question? The quest is clearly better

[@RiceBowlS3]

Jack Padmore true... true

[@badpad69]

solid_stud3 no it's not you can play most pcvr games on it, not just beat sabre

[@badpad69]

Solid_stud3 you can get super hot Vader immortal job simulator dance Central sports scramble and loads more

[@amoore12321_]

Solid_stud3 And the quest you can it’s also wireless!!!

[@badpad69]

No I have all of them solid_stud3 on my quest

[@albanoimapping6064]

Wait I have a question. 1.Is VR Quest like a different platform to play? 2. When you launch games do you need to pay or are all the games free to launch? Plz somewon answer🙏🙏

[@joshuacrossland4404]

Ersi Ersi the oculus quest is a stand-alone be console with no wires And 2 is most games you have to pay for on the oculus store in the headset but many games are still free thohgh

[@albanoimapping6064]

What about online game like VRChat do you need to pay with credit card?

[@joshuacrossland4404]

Ersi Ersi Vr chat is totally free but it will require a credit card to purchase for some reason

[@albanoimapping6064]

So this means I have to use a credit card but I won’t spend any money?

[@joshuacrossland4404]

Ersi Ersi technically yes

[@iLiekLemonade]

Recently got the PSVR and I'm having a blast. I might consider getting Oculus Quest in the future when price drops. Oculus link, free range of movement, and soon to be available hand tracking are too good to pass up, just that the 75hz is a deal-breaker. I'd love to play recroom untethered though, here's to looking forward to a price drop :)

[@neocaron87]

Funny how 7 months later the truth about the graphical fidelity gap between PSVR and Quest is way more complicated thanks to Carmack amazing optimization and very smarting rendering techs like foveated rendering. If you look at Arizona S on PSVR compare to the one on the Quest, the difference is incredible!

[@lapz78]

I have both headsets but I find myself using the quest more

[@tinovfr]

i believe you, the flexibility and freedom is a real selling point for the system but i love also the PSVR with it's cool controllers and exclusive titles. The fact of the matter is, VR is here to stay and that's great.

[@joelboyy4342]

Nice flex bro

[@DaringDan]

So far I can sideload most of my PC VR games on my Quest and it's wireless. Also, those side loaded games use my PC's power. It's wireless. The Quest with side loaded PC games is a no brainer.

[@danielwhalland9008]

Can you please link me to a how to guide on this please? I’m picking up one tomorrow 😁

[@alanssnack1192]

but what if oculus blocks your quest forever?

[@alanssnack1192]

@mister beyg ok, well my quest will not show up on the sidequest, probably because im using windows 7 laptop. ):

[@alanssnack1192]

@mister beyg yes on my smartphone, then turned it off and stuff, its windows 7. gotta be.

[@evelynkahl7625]

We decided to train with VR and have fun. So a lot of action happens when we play. That's why we chose PSVR. Because Playstation has the only headset that allows us and especially me to give everything physically free. I've tried other headsets (vive, valve index), but can't get them to sit firmly or comfortably on my head. after 20-30 minutes, either my nose or my cheeks hurt because there's a lot of weight there. I don't have this problem at all with PSVR. And that's the most important thing that makes the game fun. Because no graphics or tracking etc. would be worth a lot of money to me if I could only play for such a limited time. 1 hour training at BOX VR? impossible. . . So I accept that I have less (no PowerBeatsVR) and less (Beat Saber) games, but an equipment that makes me feel free and comfortable. So this is again a complaint that Playstation should care more about these rhythm games! I wish for a wireless headset sometime. . . but only if it doesn't hurt. . . and I don't mean the price.

[@bryan101384]

I agree 100% with you here. I didn't think the Quest's weight would bother me as bad as it does but for me personally the headset hurts my cheeks and I get a blurred image no matter how much adjusting I've tried. Anytime I move my cheeks it shifts the entire headset and it drives me crazy. I played on one with a counterweight and it did help a great deal but it still doesn't breath like the PSVR. My 30 minute demo with the Quest honestly left me with even better appreciation for my PSVR. I don't think the difference in comfort can be overstated here. The Quest with no counterweight is completely unplayable for me.

[@Drayonis]

I returned my PSVR after a week. I now own the quest and its awesome

[@WishfulGamer]

ONE OF US. ONE OF US.

[@danielsvab7299]

I use my PSVR mostly for Beat Saber and the tracking is sometimes kinda.....meh. So the better tracking of Oculus quest is enough for me to sell PSVR and buy the Quest, there is no need to own both if I pretty much play only Beat Saber and very rarely try some other experiences. Now even better selling point would be if somehow it would be possible to implement beat saber mods and custom maps into Quest, then it would be an absolute no brainer for 400 bucks.

[@robolivieri9915]

You should try out Racket Fury. Its a ping pong game, its also on the Quest as well.

[@danielsvab7299]

@@robolivieri9915 Will do 👍

[@Reyeston007]

You can actually add custome song to the quest now! And people are working to eventually out everything the PC version has.

[@danielsvab7299]

@@Reyeston007 Yeah I'm on the news. I have the Quest from day 1.

[@Reyeston007]

@@danielsvab7299 Nice. I get mine on Friday

[@simonsobo4644]

I have a PS4 VR which I bought in order to use VirZOOM, an exercise bike utilizing VR to make exercise more fun. It has achieved that in spades! However, VirZOOM is consolidating its operations to work exclusively with the Oculus Go and Oculus Quest. I could continue to use the VR on my PS4 but I wouldn’t get any VirZOOM updates so I’m definitely going for the Quest as soon as it’s available.

[@TomtheMagician21]

What does the refresh rate really mean because I really want to get an oculus quest for my next birthday and maybe sell my psvr. The tracking in my psvr is really jumpy even with all my blinds shut and the camera is a good distance away so I think an oculus quest would be a big improvement. Especially since my pc can’t run pcvr very well 👍

[@TomtheMagician21]

I’ve got one now and it’s SOOO good! The tracking is over 100 times better and I am actually able to do oculus link, just not with the default cable because my usbc port in my pc makes it laggy

[@bryan101384]

Great video man! One big selling point for the Quest I feel you missed is the Oculus eco system in general. I own PSVR and I'm buying a Quest without a doubt. Applications such as VR chat and even Google Earth aren't available on PSVR. The tracking seals the deal for sure. However I will not get rid of my PSVR as I'm anxiously awaiting No Man's Sky which won't be possible on the Quest plus it will be compatible with the PS5. What a great time to be a VR enthusiast.

[@WishfulGamer]

Games and software lineup comparison is coming in a video soon, keep an eye out.

[@nativerezmedia]

No man's sky works on the quest... You just stream it from the PC via virtual desktop.