Oculus Rift vs HTC Vive - Ultimate In-Depth Hands-On Comparison

Here is our full in-depth hands on comparison between the Oculus Rift vs the HTC Vive.
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[@GruntyGame]

Am I the only one who thinks exclusives for VR hardware is dumb? I see it as being like PC monitor or keyboard exclusives and it goes against the openness of PC gaming.

[@rogue1446]

my thoughts exactly, I'm glad that I am no longer an early adopter, I would have gotten the rift it I were an early adopter still. Just looking at the platforms these vr headsets offer is really restrictive. People are limited big time...that being said htc vive seems like the better option for pc gaming.

[@GruntyGame]

Luke Kelly I do agree with you. I however was referring to how the Rift has games you can't legally play on the Vive and vice versa.

[@rogue1446]

Luke Kelly Indeed, be nice if we lived in a reality that more options(companies offering vr headsets to all games) was offered to us. This reminds me of the time that gpu companies offer only one api(such as directx and opengl); 3dfx I believe, if my memory recalls correctly was the first company that offered all api's on one card.

[@mojojojo2150]

Exclusives of any kind are stupid. Whether it be games on consoles or VR games. I have good hardware, I don't want to buy more unnecessary hardware just to play a handful of games that are exclusive to 1 platform. It's also extremely stupid from a developers point of view. Sony's Naughty Dog are a good example. The last of us and uncharted could have net the company several billion more in sales revenue if they also released on PC and Xbox. As long as people support these kinds of practices they will continue to exist though. Imagine if they did this with movies or music. You have to buy a certain blu-ray player to watch certain movies or buy a certain i-pod to listen to certain music. It's just fucking dumb.

[@GruntyGame]

Mojo Jojo I do understand exclusives for console due to their different architecture. But the VR headsets run on extremely similar software and hacks are created to make them cross compatible anyway so there's no excuse for VR. On that note however you can now play Oculus games on the Vive. Yay.

[@Simon1279.]

Oculus=Facebook and DRM. Vive=Open wide possibilities, room scale VR and Steam as a background

[@NGMTwitch]

4 minutes into the vid and already hear many incorrect facts like HTC not coming with headphones or that the lighthouses "need" to be connect with sync cable

[@hypercube5088]

Yah also this is old and the touch cobtrollers did not exist

[@FishFreddy]

Vive has proven to be superior. Especially because Rift is acting like a DRM asshole. They are lost.

[@ratedpending]

It's Facebook that's action stupid, rift itself isn't that bad, but Facebook ruined it unfortunately

[@carrotcrusader9819]

+phili878 don't hate vive, it has no motion sickness, go to your local Microsoft store in your mall and play with it for free, I did and it's perfect.

[@nik1614]

There are so many mistakes in this video. Goddamit you dont need the sync cable to connect the base stations. They connect wirelessly as long as they can see eachother. The sync cable is only there for the rare times when the stations can't see eachother.

[@headshock1111]

There are two kinds of people who talk about VR, those who are on Reddit, and those who don't know what the fuck they are talking about

[@PhantomWorks01]

Right?! I saw several mistakes as well. Vive DOES come with headphones, lighthouses DONT need to be connected to each other, and so on. There are way better and much more comprehensive reviews out there. I do think this one was pretty non-biased, which is good. Most reviews are biased toward one headset or another.

[@ShallowDepression]

+Sam Parker Which one are you?

[@CarrotSurvivor]

I know terrible review

[@TheNantir]

It is also not required to install the Vive software...

[@gungriffen]

VR is great for Flight, Space, Mech, and Racing Sim players.

[@xMUHANNADx94]

anything with cockpit

[@gungriffen]

+mohanad hamad Yep, if you're are sitting at a desk the the most logical use is a Sim with a cockpit.

[@Ben-jm8fc]

Unless you have the vive

[@hobanagerik]

He sits firmly on the fence, folks. Have to make your own call on this one. I bought the Vive, way before Oculus sucked away at the Facebook teat.

[@HalkerVeil]

As far as price goes. People pay way more for surround sound audio systems with 7 speakers they have to hook up around a room. And that is just immersive audio ffs. Try thinking about the perspective with what you are actually getting for the money. The same goes for monitors. Thinking of buying 3 physical monitor for $1500? Just get a VR system where you can make as many floating virtual monitors as you want for half the price. I can't believe people still can't put VR into it's correct perspective with what it offers compared to what people have been spending buttloads of money otherwise.

[@ZentexE]

the vive doesn't need the sync cable! that's optional xD like if a pillar is blocking them seeing each other or something then you use it

[@eastonwilliams1722]

LMAO, Optically challenged!!! so if I have constipation am I Analy or Intestinaly challenged?😂

[@eastonwilliams1722]

Also, great video, and yep, I'm waiting for 4k VR

[@krazygamers0994]

+Easton Williams im just waiting for my next pay check.. Lol

[@eastonwilliams1722]

krazygamers099 haha,and I suppose I have a couple years to wait for the hardware for 4k vr like the headsets

[@mageenderman]

Well the headsets are already 2K so (but because of the lenses zoom it's 1080 per eye)

[@eastonwilliams1722]

Mage Enderman Then logically it's only 1080p, 4k or bust for me, I prefer to keep my vision and not feel like I have cataracts.

[@ImplosionFactory]

Good video, but a few of the facts were incorrect. You left out the ear buds that come with the vive as well as the fact that the base stations don't have to be connected... Mine aren't connected at all

[@garymatthews3796]

Good straight forward overall comparison. It helps me hold off on purchasing either one, and this is when watching it a year after the review was made.

[@xSTiCKFiGAx]

Based on the info given so far on project Scorpio what is a current example of a game that would run well on Vive or Rift using its power?

[@newsalert24]

I am leaning toward the Vive. Are the two base sensors required to be connected for the unit to work? I have a room space issue so I would be doing standing or sitting VR at the moment.

[@thesmileynoob]

Wow very in depth comparison. I liked it!

[@a.schmidt5824]

well made video. thx for that detailed overview of both devices. greetz from Germany

[@inceptional]

Nice, fair comparison. Liked it. And, I think you're spot on saying just to wait a while, at least until both systems have all the options available.

[@BeyondBorders00]

This was awesome but I think it's time for an update, right? This is a great topic to cover. Please post more like this in the future. Excellent!!!

[@triumvir_hunt]

has your opinion changed now the oculus has its controllers and dropped price $300 and how do you experience the rather large gap around the nose that lets in quite allot of light?

[@hypercortical7772]

that was an amazing comparison. great depth.

[@PCproffesorx]

Was one of those base stations on top of your subwoofer? :O. Subwoofers usually have an electromagnetic field around them I am sure (at least with mine) would interfere with the base stations. I know that even if I get my vive controller within a foot of the subwoofer it loses tracking.

[@paulfairchild8942]

Great review as always.

[@kingnight4823]

Well one interesting question is it possible to get an oculus With out those sound muffs or what ever [use my own headset that has a MIC]

[@ftfthwrldsnr]

The HTC VIVE does come with good quality earbuds, and you don't have to use the sync cable unless you have tracking problems.

[@18081987]

Very good comparison, I like it

[@zwk6215]

Great video! Thanks!

[@mikelo303]

HTC Vive DOES HAVE headset included. They started shipping it with their custom earbuds which have short cable and are pretty good quality.

[@ruloco23]

This is true, they aren't too bad at all.

[@massv953]

The vive setup is better because I can use my own 300$ headsets

[@mikelo303]

Yes. But Oculus headphones are very good quality form what I read

[@Killswitch1411]

and you don't need the sync cable for the base stations, only if they cant see each other.

[@MrTw2009]

Did you try Tilt Brush? That alone would get me to buy a Vive if I had the money.

[@MattMaggioChannel]

Tilt brush is amazing. Try it a Microsoft Store for free. It really is awesome.

[@60fpsgamer73]

Nvidia 3D Vision 2 FTW!!!!!!!

[@sasca854]

I own a Vive. Tilt Brush is neat, but let's be honest-- it's a novelty.

[@johnenoch6877]

Three small points of correction for the Vive. 1. it comes with in ear buds, 2. Vive software is not needed 3. the sync cable for the light houses are not needed.

[@ABQSentinel]

Yeah, I was going to point this out too. The sync cables for the light houses are only there in the even you have syncing issues between them. Also, a lot of people are speculating that Oculus might offer their version of roomscale VR at some point in the future. I find this unlikely since true room scale requires a more than just one camera or lighthouse. The Vive was designed around roomscale, and it was designed to be scalable (more lighthouses in a large room, etc.), which is why the lighthouses only require power. The Oculus camera thingy has to be plugged into a USB port. So how are you going to get another camera on the opposite side? You would have to have some sort of powered USB hub to facilitate a long USB cord, of course, then you have the cord itself to deal with as it either runs obtrusively across the floor, or necessitates some sort of wall and ceiling routing. The bottom line is that, the Vive can do everything the Rift can do, but the Rift cannot replicate the features of the Vive. So even if you only think you'll do seated/standing VR... why limit your future options?

[@SurvivalSavvvy]

My Vive comes in later this week. I also was able to get 3 1080 video cards. I will have some video when they come in

[@thomasybarrajr9395]

How you going to compare these units? when one is not complete also Oculus is way behind in delivery orders since I am still waiting for mine.The review sounds exactly like everybody elses did you just copy word for word on other reviews? I do like the HTC Vive it came on time no delays and also Oculus games I can still play even after the updates on the HTC Vive.

[@kingmikethe1st]

Does anyone know if you will be able to play the steamVR games with the oculus touch controllers when they release?

[@HLucena01]

If you hold the Vive Lighthouse Motion Sensors stuck in your body, you will get infinity room scale?

[@antikaanagency8175]

no

[@VideoGameBoxReviews]

No, but you can put one on a selfie stick.

[@stephenhamilton9034]

i am looking forward to VR just cant understand why some are doing exclusives. which one would any one suggest in VR i think i am going with Vive

[@drawmaster77]

excellent video, very informative. I was considering of getting Vive, I can definitely afford it. However it still feels somewhat like a gimmick to me. The games out there look more like VR demos (please correct me if I am wrong). I am just not sure what I am going to do with it past few hours of goofing around. Are there anything good worth dozens of hours? Also this is just the beginning of VR age. If it takes off, and I hope it will, new hardware will be upgraded on yearly basis.

[@PCproffesorx]

Also Just want to point out that Oculus has never confirmed that the FOV is 110 degrees and measurements have shown that it is probably less. Owning both I rarely notice horizontally the difference in FOV but vertically you can see the vive has a fairly siginificant advantage. Either way the rifts FOV is almost certainly under 110 degrees.

[@CGPacifica]

Good fair and balanced review.

[@N1ghtR1der666]

awsome review but can you do an update for oculus now it has roomscale and oculus touch

[@RemusKingOfRome]

I want to use VR for my Flight sim but have heard the resolution isn't good enough to see planes at a distance, looks like I'll be waiting for UHD screens.

[@MrLassylady]

I'm looking for a gadget like these for my quadriplegic son of course he can't control hand controls but to be able to feel like your walking or running would make him feel great. He really enjoyed the movie Avatar because of that scene where the handicapped brother experienced running and walking

[@CharlesJ3]

Pretty good comparison. One correction, the Oculus does have an adjustment for the lens spacing for people with glasses. It's underneath. There is a screen that lets you calibrate in the oculus options screen.

[@Martynyuu]

there is no need for the sync cable

[@TimEv]

Great review :) When do you think Oculus will get room-scale capability?

[@gmaninthusa]

True room scale with come with Oculus Touch at the end of this year. You'll just need to mount your sensors in the corners of your room like the Vive in order to eliminate occlusion when you turn around.

[@McmeYTman]

I don't know if anyone mentioned this but you don't NEED the sync cable for the base stations. They will work wireless as long as they can see each other. quite well I might add.

[@Rocky1138]

Great video.

[@kelleym3448]

I will never consider the Oculus Rift as an option now that Facebook is in control of it's destiny.

[@caleblee6734]

Just a heads up u can adjust the distance of the lenses from your face with the rift, the nob is at the bottom of the headset

[@Asghaad]

thats interpupilary (how far apart your eyes are) distance NOT distance from face to lenses ...

[@simsforever791]

am still unsure. am gonna use it in my bedroom so will the rift better for me

[@oxoConstantinEoxo]

Nice review, told me propably everything i need to know. Altough im not a VR fan at all...and don't understand the hype... but gotta admit it gave me a good idea about the products themselves.

[@heyyouman12]

how don't you understand the hype - this is the most immersive thing to ever exist in human history lol the next step is to tap directly into your brain o.O - SwordArtOnline Style bae if you try it it'll blow you're mind, there's nothing else in the world that works this well & provides this much immersion into a virtual world - just give it some time for devs to start making AAA games for it :D

[@oxoConstantinEoxo]

henkle hoffan Simply. maybe i just grown old? No games are fun for me in last few years.. no google cardboard and no VR which makes me run around the room will change it. I don't like the idea. I want the story not being closed in the virtual world. It would be a huge deal for me 15 years ago. Now i don't understand the hype. Now i don't care :)

[@xSTiCKFiGAx]

+oxoConstantinEoxo I tend to agree though would like it when it can handle great looking games say like Forsa 6 or flying games. Next step will be 3D VR than I will be playing that at the retirement home every day

[@oxoConstantinEoxo]

xWTFx STiCKFiGA when u will be retired u wont be able to play VR games propably xD

[@xSTiCKFiGAx]

+oxoConstantinEoxo Why not still got eyes I'm only 35 btw so a while away.

[@justinnekos3123]

I own a HTC Vive and I like it so much more over the oculus... and you don't need the sync cable unless the stations can't see eachother.... over all if you're looking at a VR headset, get the Vive, its built better and is more thought out then the oculus.

[@harshverma7037]

Does these VR work for normal games like resident evil 7 or Alice VR???

[@tzuyd]

Can somebody tell me what that cool keyboard with the flashy lights was?

[@WeskerXM96E1]

My brother had a go on the Oculus Rift and he is seriously thinking about buying one right now. So i thought i'd check out the other VR sets that are on the market and i just don't know what to tell him to invest in and this vid hasn't persuaded me either way. Personally i'd wait and see what the Playstation VR is going to be like especially if you have a PS4, but my bro don't so i'm a little stumped. He said he was blown away by the experience on the Rift hence his hastiness to invest.

[@weareone2673]

cool video thank you has helped me a lot, if i was going to which i am not now as it seem this technology is too early in development and there are not enough games out there, i would go with the HTC

[@threepointonefour607]

What is the M in MW technology? I'm assuming W is Waj.

[@VTRDC27]

the rift has optic adjustment, but it is only sideways for spacing/focusing.

[@chrissmith7259]

I was interested in the Tilt Brush, but you didn't review this

[@PCproffesorx]

I completely agree with you about the vive looking much bulkier than it actually is. I have both and I received my rift first, and based on just seeing it on peoples heads/ shots of it I thought it looked huge. Its almost like an optical illusion. I would say its smaller even from the IR sensors on the front to the foam interface than the rift. I was really surprised about that. In terms of weight the vive is heavier but when I hold them both by the top strap or in my hand its hard to notice a difference.

[@jayquan17ify]

How can you afford this stuff where do you work at?

[@Rnt911]

They should do focal adjustment like in the Samsung VR for the final Oculus product.

[@weeevan3078]

can you just buy the HTC VR headset and the other parts later??

[@brookrichardson1373]

A few mistakes I noticed. The Vive comes with headphones. You do not need to use the sync cable unless in a situation where the base stations might not be able to see each other (like if you stand directly between them for a time). You do not need to install the HTC software unless you want phone notifications.

[@AnimeW69]

Does the vive require nvidea software?

[@OmarTheDeadAziz]

can u activate "AA" in the game settings to reduce the jagged...?

[@ji3200]

you can use Vorpx software. Lot of the games are almost like native vr games. Im playing Fallout 4 and GTA 5 with my Vive and its crazy immersive! i use SweetFX mod to make it much sharper HD image on all Vorpx games.

[@memphizzz]

You do not normally need the Sync cable between the two Vive Base Stations. Only if the stations can't "see" each other... And Setup took me max. 20 minutes.

[@w2110942004]

sync cable for vive base station is OPTIONAL, you only need that when your two base stations somehow cannot see each other

[@jetstream01]

To anyone thinking of going with VR: don't even think about playing a first person shooter with them. They are only suited to games where you're sitting down or when you can walk freely around the level. CV1 owner speaking from experience here. I walk around my ships in Elite Dangerous and walk around the planet in Farlands (Oculus tracks room scale just fine), but when I played an fps with the Xbox controller I just about died. Something about your body moving without you moving it is VERY disorienting. Luckily I play mostly racing sims and flight/space sims. Try one for yourself and see what I mean.

[@treytrey637]

Oculus should have never released their platform fragmented. Picture Xbox/PS4 saying, "Hey, numb nuts. We're gonna sell you our system, but we're gonna sell you the controller 6 months later mmmkay". That is my bone of contention with Oculus. They could have avoided the whole shipping fiasco and bad blood built up by building stock and at least having an intact platform upon release. That being said I cannot frikken wait for my Rift to get here. My Fantasy game would be Blizzard totally recreating Diablo 1 from the ground up for VR, with the Touch controllers.

[@YoloMonstaaa]

I think they were going for something similar to how the Xbox One elite controller came out over a year later.

[@uniphobia]

None of that. they simply didn't have the time. They were not ready for mass production but they were blindsided by HTC/Valve's announcement to release Vive. If they didn't act immediately and release the Rift they will be left behind and will never be able to compete. So they opted to release the Rift without the Touch controllers.

[@Hikarmeme]

Vive all the way. I'm willing to pay 300 more for better technology

[@sasca854]

I own a Vive, and while I was impressed with the immersion it provides, there are a few very prominent issues with it. 1.) It's extremely cumbersome to use. I don't even really use mine anymore because I just don't feel like dealing with it. 2.) FOV is 110 degrees at _best_, but usually less. Furthermore, even if you technically get the full 110 degrees, there's a very narrow "sweet spot" where the image is sharp. Deviate from this sweet spot, and things get too blurry to be of any use. 3.) Tracking is still hit or miss. Has issues with mirrors and reflective surfaces, as well as direct sunlight. 4.) You NEED a good deal of space to use it if you're going for roomscale VR, otherwise the chaperone lines will constantly be visible and break your immersion. 5.) The games are pretty basic. Think glorified Wii games. Some are nothing more than blatant cash grabs. 6.) It's $800+ that I really can't recommend spending at this juncture.

[@tippedover5512]

If i have tell July 30, 2016. what should i get?

[@briank3754]

As far as "limited" content I am not sure I agree with that.There is after market software which makes VR gaming possible across a wide spectrum of games that aren't necessarily VR optimized. I have tried them both and either way you go be prepared for an experience like you've never had (or at least while sitting at your desk). I personally am a little fed up with some of the reviewers in KZbin etc..., who are just never pleased no matter what new technologies come along. I love 4K as much as anyone, but the experience is invigorating and well worth it even at current specs. Another point missed by many is the potential to simulate training environments. I will be buying the Oculus and will be using it for flight training. If I can save 5-10 hours over the course of my training utilizing the benefits of VR then the Oculus will have been worth double the price I pay for it. I also like that Oculus isn't forcing the motion controllers to be purchased with the rift. I don't see myself using them in a "Room Scale" sort of way. It looks fun, but honestly going to be racing and flying for me and if I change my mind I can buy the controllers later. But, ultimately both of these devices are going to be offering a new experience or a lot of people for what I feel is a reasonable price.

[@Venlabax]

Oculus only - there is a potential in this gear, I have one with Touch and I love it. With 3 sensors you can make a decent room scale, and setup is much simpler than VIVE setup.

[@DrPinball]

Took me less than 25 minutes to set up my HTC Vive and 10 minutes to set up my Oculus Rift. I have no idea why people keep saying it takes 40 minutes to an hour to set up the Vive; it took me 10 minutes to set up the brackets for the lighthouses from start to finish, the rest is plug and play, scanning your area and installing the software another 15 minutes.

[@DrPinball]

I love both, but Vive's roomscale feature is unbeatable. I bought 4 Rift sensors to match the quality of the Vive.

[@DrPinball]

Sorry for the super late replies. Yes, it's a matter of choice. Either way you cannot go wrong. Enjoy VR!

[@senju2024]

Rift is not a ONLY a sit down experience. I use pinball standing up and it is great!!!

[@irnbruboy9442]

You only need to use the synch cable if the lighthouses can't see each other.

[@hrhp33]

there are a pair of headphones included. do you even opened the box?

[@MajorOSC]

like most journalists, you're not among the group of people that will appreciate VR the most; sim racers. and flight sim pilots. for us, VR is a game changer. things like oculus cardboard and gear VR are not serious headsets so I don't think comparing them helps consumers understand how much better the rift and vice are. Its just a shame you didn't mention the premier racing sim: Iracing. rift cv1 is selling really really well among that niche community. VR going mainstream isn't really neccesary is it? vr headsets are selling incredibly well. VR headsets serve the specialist crowds within the gaming community (like sim racers) much more than your average "pc gamer". I'll be using mine daily just for Iracing alone. elite dangerous once in a while too. and of course some scary spooky stuff. just my 2 cents of course.

[@LT_Dangles]

I'd definitely go with the Vive as of now. Oculus will need to have superior controllers and other features if they're gonna win me over. I like that I can wear my Turtle Beach Elite 800x headset with the Vive and not be stuck with the Oculus earphones built into the head harness. I love that with the Vive I'd be able to draw my own room scale, adjust for my glasses, have multiple devices to track the headset/controllers instead of one, and a few other things. I hear the Oculus is more comfortable for extended gaming. GREAT ADVICE saying that we should wait for further development and such. I'm a person that likes to go buy something as soon as I become interested in it. I'd have little problem saving up $2,000+ to build a VR-ready PC, and I don't even own or know anything about PC. But patience is definitely going to pay off for everyone interested in VR

[@cptnickk7462]

Can I play call of duty or battlefield or fear, using keyboard and mouse?

[@coololly]

Wow, ive just noticed. youve lost alot of weight. congrats!

[@moto324]

i have a gtx 660 do I really need a 970 or can I just use that?

[@DucksDoctor]

moto324 You're really going to want more horsepower. The rx480 for 200 is good as well as a used r9 290 or gtx 970

[@moto324]

DucksDoctor i decided to upgrade to the 1070, as soon as I get money

[@DocHollidayGames]

Umm, you don't have to use the sync cable for the base stations. Mine work fine without the sync cable since they can sync wirelessly. Also, they do come with headphones (earbuds), albeit not very good ones. Finally, you don't have to install HTC software. Most people who purchase a Vive likely already have Steam, and Steam VR is pretty much all that's required software-wise. You need to get your facts straight before misrepresenting a product and providing a very misinformed comparison of two products which you obviously know little to nothing about.

[@yvonnadeau2331]

I'm waiting.!

[@trininite]

how much dedataded wam to you wecamend for vr

[@DestroyerFather]

good video

[@happyface3913]

HTC Vive is the best VR Headest

[@cirava]

Ya know Eve Valkyre is on PSVR, right?

[@raaregast5244]

if the oculus rift is a sit down experience then why does it come with motion controllers?

[@pustulio81]

The "Touch" controllers are a whole lot better than the ones you get with "Vive". They fit in the hand much more comfortably, and all the buttons are all in very natural positions

[@43854586]

The price of a machine capable of playing games at 2k res and 90+ fps @ ultra settings + the 1000 dollar price tag for the VR .. Gonna have to wait a few years on this.

[@daniel4647]

You guys know they're modding games to work with VR right? I couldn't care less about any of these "games", but because we now have a mod for Skyrim, and even one for the Dolphin emulator, I totally want one.

[@computer5272]

"really on that guys, that's really it"

[@victorgamesbrasil2067]

uou icriver the htc vive on oculos rift whats

[@10031deegee]

I get what you're saying another reason why I wanted PSVR is because it's easier to set up have you seen videos on setting up HTC Vive it is a headache with the PlayStation just connect a few wires and you're done

[@massv953]

the experience on both is vastly different though. VIVE feels more fully featured, and has more capabilities, but also more complex. PSVR is not as impressive and vive or even the rift, but should be easier for the console plebs to afford and setup.

[@ji3200]

psvr uses oled "RGB" per pixel display which gives NO pixel on the screen at all. Sony will push the VR market once they sell millons of units. If those gimmick Sony Move controller can sell 15 millions and im sure psvr can do it easily. In 2017 millions of psvr owners will complain to big game developers and after then we will see all kinds of big AAA games coming out for psvr and pc. Sony will be our hero for VR fans. By the way, i owned the Vive!

[@nicholasgill5236]

I wanna play gmod on these

[@brent4770]

Will it run good with the older titan X?

[@henrydelightful]

You can run vive games with a 970. You're good

[@bill0405]

I ran it fine on 970. Upgraded to 1070 though.

[@GeryRevandra]

does Rift & Vive glasses friendly for those wear glasses ??! ...

[@antikaanagency8175]

The general consensus is that the Vive is much more friendly towards glasses users (it even has little notches on the sides for glass to slot theough.) Apparently people have been getting their glasses scratched on the rift.

[@GeryRevandra]

+Anti Kaan Agency Rift scratching glasses surface ??! ... i think i'll consider to buy Vive then ... 😊

[@antikaanagency8175]

+Gery Revandra Well idk, don't take my word for it.

[@saadaltwaim9672]

nice review l like VR game

[@LimbaZero]

I have tested phone VR and VIVE. I think Vive experience is better but the price tag of PC VR is hi for someone. I needed to use 1500e to upgrade my pc. so 2.x ke total. but thinking about games. I liked very much these roomscale arcade because you have to avoid ammos. nice way to avoid gym. Also VR horror experience was off the limits. I didin't find any good game for mobile VR but someone give good ideas that I will try to do with Unity. Creating content was pretty esasy with Vive. because Steam provided good library for controls etc with few bugs. I have tried fow time google cardboard library and it also work fine but not thath good and if you used too hi models then you got motion sickness (fps drop under 75 fps)

[@bigearedmouse17]

The winner of this battle will be the one that has the best software IE games.