Meta Quest 3 Vs PlayStation VR 2 | What Headset Should You Buy? Review & Comparison

[@TruTxn82]

As a PSVR2 owner, not being able to order controllers separately to replace broken ones should be the only reason not to buy it. Had it for a year, one of the controllers started having horrific drift and now doesn’t work. And guess what?They’re not sold separately. Do not buy the PSVR2 unless they start selling controllers separately.

[@MarcusVsEveryone]

lol buy another one and return the broken ones lol

[@headerahelix]

​​@@MarcusVsEveryone That's honestly not a terrible idea... Bad for anyone who might buy the returned ones, especially if they open it on a kids birthday or something but Sony shouldn't screw customers like this.

[@latinaparfait]

@@headerahelix so lets screw over some random kid, amazing mindset.

[@headerahelix]

@@latinaparfait 1. If you buy a broken product from the store you can return it. It happens all the time. 2. Kid and kid's parents would be happy to know they can replace their broken ones this way if BS stick drift occurs cause this is literally Sony's fault.

[@latinaparfait]

@@headerahelix you're still inconveniencing other people, not to mention literally stealing. If you wanna do that then fine, but don't try and act like you aren't a POS for doing so.

[@trustmeilllookitup8347]

How do you give 4 checks to the quest and 3 checks to the PSVR and call it a draw? Video got me so lost I can’t find my bedroom

[@ixzellent2738]

the 4th check on the psvr2 is only visible in vr.

[@johnathancarlton6710]

PSVR2. Thank me later

[@GTNover]

How each category is weighted and by how much each category was won by could easily have something with less check marks be a BETTER option.

[@evoryann]

@@johnathancarlton6710 not even.

[@Es_keet_it__Litty]

​@johnathancarlton6710 yeah for controllers. Literally the only category. Outside that Sony is garbage! Their game selection is horrendous and I'm not talking just their VR. Ever since I bought a PS5 I regret not getting a PC and I've had it since launch. I wanna play Tarkov, Ghost of Tabor, Ready or not, realistic games ect. Not the same old childish trash. The only and I mean only game that I would/ could probably play is GT and I don't even have a rig. It's not worth it. That's another $500+ minimum.

[@danmarchuk3617]

One thing to consider with stand alone is I use different places in my home to play or workout. When you're tethered, you're committed to one location regardless of your area needs. Also you can bring it anywhere and play. That's big for me.

[@RhysDaKingVR]

I should have added that as its own category. I mean I mention it but something to think about

[@danmarchuk3617]

Great content great effort. Kudos!

[@tylerclout8175]

Somewhat disagree you could take a ps5 with you, your not commited to location as much as you think.

[@tylerclout8175]

@@London2ATL why would you need a tv?

[@copingflower1909]

Theres also the fact it makes it less likely for you to trip and hurt yourself when your wired with the PSVR 2, compared to the Quest 3, not only that being wireless makes the headsets a lot more immersive when your not being constantly nudged by a wire on your shoudler or feet

[@tomstow2002]

I agree about Fresnel lenses being inferior to pancake lenses, but when comparing visuals, it's not just fidelity (and the effect of dynamic foveated rendering on fidelity), display tech is really important, and the PSVR2 uses OLED which creates an image with a much greater dynamic range and much greater black levels, and that makes a huge difference in a lot of games. (I own both headsets, but if a game is available on both headsets, I will always play it on PSVR2, games generally look prettier, and the haptics and adaptive triggers are an absolute game changer.)

[@gustavobarandas2012]

Yeah the image is much better on the oled psvr 2 lenses, however the advantage of the pancake lenses without having to find any sweet spot is a huge and shouldn't be underestimated

[@stevieridesscotland7031]

I also own both but quest 3 paired with a pc for me is far superior headset, added with the wireless my psvr2 has been gathering dust.

[@tomstow2002]

@@gustavobarandas2012 I don't disagree. I really wish Sony had gone with the Pancake lenses. That's actually been my single biggest disappointment so far. They had to shave the cost down somehow though, and they still landed on a price that upset and alienated a lot of people.

[@tomstow2002]

@@stevieridesscotland7031 It just comes down to what you're looking for. Quest 3 has certain clear advantages. It's standalone, meaning that you can take it anywhere, move more freely and don't require additional hardware (obviously, if you tether it to a PC it loses these advantages and becomes a much more expensive proposition than a PSVR2 + PS5). It also has a larger library, and much greater utility outside of gaming. And of course, the pancake lenses. For me, when it comes to pure gaming (which is what I want out of VR), the PSVR2 provides a notably better overall experience, unless you pair it with a very high end PC, and even then, it's visually fairly close, and the controllers and haptics would probably still tilt it slightly to PSVR2 for me. I'm not bothered by the cable, but I understand that some people are.And yes, I'd love pancake lenses, and when it comes to gaming specifically, for me, that's the only significant way in which Quest 3 eclipses PSVR2. It is subjective though. There's not a right answer, just useful information to be aware of to help each person find the setup that is better for them.

[@gustavobarandas2012]

@@tomstow2002 it's a hard pick though because you can't beat oled colors and blacks, but pancake lenses are so clear and easy to see

[@NightLordJagon]

Who is watching this now that we can connect the PSVR2 to our PCs soon?

[@jack_5344]

we are going to be able to? if thats the case i might get a psvr2

[@Error-7-0-7]

​@jack_5344 yes but haptic feed back won't work and neither will eyetracking or HDR. Though to be honest, those features are Playstation exclusive features and it's not like people who are developing Steam exclusive VR games are going to bother to develop their games with Playstation features in mind, and if they are, just buy the game on Playstation instead of Steam if they offer it on Steam and PSN. I'm not sure if Quest 3 has HDR though. ALSO the PC link cable is going to cost an extra $60 for PSVR2...however the PC link cable for the Quest 3 headset is an extra $70

[@outsidethegamingbox1107]

I don't know if is true or not but I think i read it wont be bringing all the features the PSVR2 uses. either way the adapter will be at 60$ not too bad to use it in PC and PS5

[@cemeter1832]

@@jack_5344 August Sony is dropping the adapter for sale.

[@vegan-vrking9565]

pcMUTrace

[@DT1878]

I have both the thing i hate about the psvr2 is the tiny sweet spot with the lenses i feel like i have to constantly adjust the headset to get it in focus wheres the quest seems sharp constantly

[@NintenPizza]

Aside from the terrible sweet spot, even the clarity at it's best(2000x2040) looks kind of soft, almost like there's a veil masking the image, compared to the sharper, clearer, cleaner and crisper mura-free, glare-free and zero god rays with Quest 3. Plus, Q3 has blur-free motion clarity when moving your head around and a much larger sweet spot obviously. If Sony doesn't do a revision, PSVR2 is finished.

[@CarbonatedTurtle]

Now hold on a second. You can take the Quest 3 anywhere and play it wirelessly and without any other device. With PSVR2 you need to be tethered to a PS5, which makes the portability almost non-existent. With Wi-Fi 6 you can also play PCVR on your Quest 3 anywhere in your home at basically the same quality as wired VR, which the PSVR2 obviously can't do. For ease of use, I think the Quest 3 is the very obvious winner here.

[@jamesmoore4856]

Even with 5g it’s basically pcvr with virtual desktop anyway

[@Qwuiplash]

Yeah he missed some huge points which made me personally choose the quest 3 over the PSVR even though i had a PS5 already. Productivity software is a big one as well, PSVR2 is strictly games.

[@loudoesreviews]

PSVR 2 + PS5 gives the same or better experience than a Quest 3 hooked up to PC at least half the cost. Couple that with PSVR 2's haptics and adaptive triggers plus it's plug'n play with no fiddling or tweaking required. For my VR needs, that makes the PSVR 2 the clearly obvious winner. I think the headsets are complementary if you can afford both.

[@CarbonatedTurtle]

@@loudoesreviews Wait, what? The PSVR2 costs $549, and in order to use it you need a PS5 that'll cost you another $500. That's double the cost of a Quest 3, not half. The Quest 3 is also plug and play, or even less since there's no plugging to do at all. You turn it on and go. It just has the ability to do so much more than the PSVR2, but that doesn't mean you can't just take it out of the box, buy a bunch of games from the store and start playing. I'm not sure what tweaking you think needs to be done, but it doesn't. Having slightly better triggers and haptics isn't enough to make the PSVR2 a better headset.

[@christianabruzzo6632]

Yeah the Quest 3 is the obvious winner here

[@jameskyler5441]

You can get 3rd party headstraps and controller adapters easily for $100 or less no need to spend $200. If you get a headstrap without battery you can get a very comfortable padded one for well under $50

[@RhysDaKingVR]

You can indeed I was giving an average speed 👍🏻

[@kendratodd8312]

You never discussed the subscription for Meta Quest in this video. It is unclear when researching online if a subscription is required. I know that was the big difference in the past between getting a PlayStation console or Xbox as you need Xbox live. When searching meta quest, I found that there is a subscription to continue to access the complete library but once I buy a game do I need a subscription to continue to play it?

[@RhysDaKingVR]

Not required it’s just an addition you can pick to do that gives you extra games. Without it you will be able to do everything as normal

[@shaunsteele4968]

What we need now is a tutorial for getting the ps vr 2 hooked up and working for steam.

[@boitmecklyn4995]

I am tossing between Quest 3 and PSVR2 atm and I don't have any intent to dump my PCVR setup because there's heaps of games that just aren't on other platforms.

[@RhysDaKingVR]

Right now I’d go with the Q3 just because if you have a pc it doubles up with that to make for the perfect PCVR headset

[@boitmecklyn4995]

@@RhysDaKingVR the only reason i would get a quest 3 is for AC Nexus.

[@SunriseSearcher]

How is this a draw with more points going to the Quest 3?

[@zonewulf9885]

It’s a cop out

[@youtubebrowser1730]

hi sir , i love watching movies, 3d sbs movies. can we enjoy 3d movies on quest 3? i have xreal air 2 but i couldnt enjoy full screen on it.

[@KAISERAhmedX]

there is not

[@ryantownsend6819]

The quest 3s standalone ability and strong pc like flexibility makes it a clear winner

[@davefekete7187]

Can it play ps vr games? if not its not good.

[@jdarg4163]

I have both and I love both of them but I use my Quest 3 more for media consumption and fitness and I use the PSVR2 for VR games as it’s more immersive because of the headset rumble and adaptive triggers and the Quest 3 is much better as a multi media device as it does much much more than just playing VR games as there’s mixed reality games which are the future of entertainment the only problem with the Quest 3 is the ridiculous battery life

[@maurisiospsvrchannel6634]

I also have both but the one thing I hate about the quest 3 is the black screen of death

[@jdarg4163]

@@maurisiospsvrchannel6634 what’s that?

[@dharkbizkit]

maybe iam the exeption here, but rumble feedback never brought me anything. my hands notice it, but my brain doesnt add the information to the whole picture. my controller rumble motors could die during gameplay and i wouldnt notice, that they stopped doing what theyre supposed to do. same goes for the headset. my friend has a ps5vr2, he was blown away by the headset feedback. after 2 hours of me trying it, he ask sme how i feel about the feedback and i really had to say "theres feeback? havent noticed"

[@jdarg4163]

@@dharkbizkit when you shoot a shotgun in resident evil village and your headset vibrates and when you take headshots or crash in GT7 it adds to the realism of the game tremendously and it makes a huge difference when coupled with breathtaking graphics

[@simonoregan4744]

The Quest 3 is my first ever headset. Want the PS2 for GT7. WIll buy both.

[@artemisagrotera9230]

its on sale now for 350

[@artemisagrotera9230]

@@ZFCaioyou don’t think it’s even worth the 350 it is right now?

[@Es_keet_it__Litty]

Yeah and the Quest is $300 rn and way better

[@DropPCTV]

OK I have the meta 2 and the psvr 2. The PSV 2 with eye tracking is crazy. I just ordered the meta 3 for same day delivery just now I’ll have it in 2 hours. I’ll see if it’s much better.

[@omarledezma3773]

I’ve have the psvr but that tiny sweet spot is annoying do you like the quest 3 better? are the visuals extremely different

[@exequielzarate4172]

what was best ?

[@DropPCTV]

@@exequielzarate4172 the Meta 3 is the overall best. It’s way cleaner than the quest 2 and there’s so much to do with it. I bought apple Vision Pro just because I’m a fool for new technology, but there’s not much to do with it. Take my word Apple Vision Pro will come out with a new set but this time they will do away with the front glass, where you are supposed to see the person’s eyeballs that probably added a grand to the price and it’s useless and Apple vision. The second version will also come with controllers because that also limits what you can do they probably will not call it Apple Vision Pro they’ll probably call it Apple vision it would probably cost 2500 bucks because they will save money without that stupid glass on front and they’ll come with Controllers. If they don’t do this, they are dead in the water but back to Meta Quest three. They are the winner by far. They’re inexpensive so much clearer than the previous quest 2 And there’s just so much to do with them even better than the PlayStation five VR as all you could do is play games with them the quest three you could do everything.

[@Es_keet_it__Litty]

Just like everyone else commenting they're getting both.. Lies

[@Creslin321]

Good video. The main deciding point for me is that the Quest 3 is far more of an “open” platform than the PSVR is. The PSVR plays PS5 VR enabled games and that’s it. The quest also has its own game library, but in addition to that it has app lab, side quest, and EVERY game on PCVR if you have a PC. In addition to that even it can act as a huge TV to remote stream any PC game you can play with a game pad. To me, PSVR is good for casual, console only gamers that. But Quest 3 appeals to both enthusiasts and casual users alike.

[@jimfarson799]

This didn’t age well.

[@PeachtreeGuitar]

What mic and camera are you using? Your production value is fantastic.

[@HelloFellowYoutubers]

I tried both but kept the PSVR2. I wish I could’ve kept the Quest 3 due to its convenience and the many other interesting features that it offers but the PSVR2 was DRAMATICALLY more comfortable to wear for me. The PSVR2 also had better graphics and a small number of nice exclusives but it really came down to comfort.

[@michaelarmond9085]

Does anybody know if the PS VR2 is getting apps anytime soon. I'm about ready to buy a quest 3 because this catalog for PS VR2 is just game heavy and no experiences. I would love to float down to the Titanic or take a walk through Paris. I mean anything

[@tylerclout8175]

You can actually do titanic on vr1

[@jedediahpelland]

I bought a PSVR2 this last Wednesday. Played Horizon Call of the Mountain and No Man Sky on it. While the games look incredible I found it hard to keep the headset focused due to the lenses and the clunkiness of the headset on my head. This caused a lot of nausea and I generally could not get comfortable. The PSVR2 headset also seems like it would be way to easy to break in so many different ways. The cord is wired into the headset which immediately concerned me as I found the likelihood of the cord being yanked on the headset end more likely than the console end. Would be much better if the cord plugged into the headset and you could at least get a magnetic adapter. I then decided to buy a Quest 3 today and after messing with it for a couple hours, connecting it to my PC and messing with that, connecting to Steam VR and messing with that..... I returned my PSVR2 today realizing the only thing I could do with it is...... play PSVR2 games. Yes the graphics are impressive on the PSVR2 but after trying out Half Life Alyx, Skyrim and No Mans Sky on the Quest 3 I am seriously impressed. I also find the Quest 3 easier to wear and operate, SOOOO much more you can do with this headset. Quest 3 is the winner in my book by far. All that being said I will be investing in a better strap with added battery bank for prolonged life and probably some other accessories as well.

[@jdarg4163]

I felt like that when I got my PSVR2 when it launched Horizon made me feel sick in 10 mins of playing it and I can’t play Kayak mirage either but before you play it always make sure to scan your eyes and make sure the headset is on correctly and sometimes it might slip a little due to the rumble in the headset but it’s a very immersive experience because of the adaptive triggers

[@dharkbizkit]

iam curious here because ive read alot of people saying: playing flora intensive games like skyrim on the quest 3, no matter if wire or cabled, not mater ne mbit settings, theres always heavy compression with gras, leafs etc, because by the natur of compression, smal moving details are the enemy of compression and at best your able to get 1080p youtube compression which is still highly visbile. would you agree?

[@jdarg4163]

@@dharkbizkit I wouldn’t know as I only use my headset in standalone mode

[@mrloski2915]

I feel like this isnt true lol

[@marcellbeckford3955]

@@mrloski2915everybody’s seems to have both now 😂😂

[@Jones22_]

Can you play PS5 VR enabled games on tha quest 3???

[@imonnights]

Thank you for the video.. very well put together with a lot of info to consider on both headsets. I appreciate your time on doing such a video and im weighing my options with your indepth knowledge. Thanks again 👍🍻

[@803slimm7]

I have both. My personal opinion…you can do more on the Q3 as far as Apps, web browsing, gaming and more. The PSVR2 visuals looks better, but it’s ONLY for gaming at the moment. No apps no web browsing.

You can use the psvr for watching movies. Much better than going to the movies.

[@SillyKat7]

The quest 3 can do the same tho...

[@SmartLightDimwit]

The “s” in Fresnel is silent.

[@mrloski2915]

I was wondering why everyone was pronunciating it wrong but me haha thnx

[@Vohaul214]

@Rhys Da King now that Sony has released the PS VR 2 to PC adapter, and currently both headsets are $450 can you give a quick vote? Consider the available library of games doesn't matter.

[@tarash4505]

$60 for an adapter not worth it

[@sushicat6969]

Which one are you going for? The deal is about to end

[@Vohaul214]

@@sushicat6969 after hearing the features that don't cross over to PC it's not worth getting the PSVR2, IMHO.

[@buddafingahz9057]

I have the psvr1 and a big let down. Graphics in game were like a step back in time by about 10 years. Everything looked like you were looking through a screen door. Has this issue been addressed? How does vr2 compare to vr1?

[@RhysDaKingVR]

Night and day difference. My recommendation would be to go an try one or even a Quest 3 in store. Screen door is not really an issue anymore and the look of games is way better now

[@buddafingahz9057]

@@RhysDaKingVR Cool, thanks for the info. Half a day into the original vr I thought " too soon ".

[@tylerclout8175]

Were you running a pro and what games did you try?

[@buddafingahz9057]

@@tylerclout8175 No pro, standard console. I played star trek bridge commander, titanic, a mars survival game, vr worlds elder scrolls and a few others.

[@tylerclout8175]

@@buddafingahz9057 skyrim was only good on the pro. Vr worlds was a good entry but none of those other games are well rated really

[@TamarinPamarin]

You can use quest stand-alone, for AR and with PC. It is way more versatile.

[@tylerclout8175]

That is true, quest can play those ar games through colour pass through.

[@NintenPizza]

Yup! If you've got your Quest 3 paired to a PC with an RTX4090 there's practically zero point in going back to PSVR2 unless you're hell bent on deep blacks and richer vibrant colours. We'll get a Quest 3 Pro in 2025 with a Micro-OLED display, but for now i'd rather settle for lighter blacks and weaker colours while gaining the long laundry list of upgrades Q3 provides! RE7 and RE Village PC VR mods exist, along with RE2R, so there's that. PSVR2 may have RE4 VR for now, which i've beaten, but unfortunately it didn't quite live up to the hype. The high persistence head movement blur of PSVR2(RE4 VR forces HDR on you so you have to have brightness to 50% or higher which creates more head movement blur. Then you have to deal with OLED mura during darker scenes, the tiny sweet spot, and overall softer filtered/veiled image, and motion duplication caused by the 60fps reprojection. It's a bit of a messy experience, especially when you factor in the cumbersome knife parrying and downgraded environmental effects. Overall, it's basically hampered by the limitations and design of PSVR2. Quest 3 on the other hand has Blur-free CRT motion clarity. it's incredible, while retaining pretty decent reasonable brightness, the sweet spot is large, the clarity is sharper, clearer and just cleaner. It's like peering through a 2K window without all of the blemishes that plague PSVR2. It's also a lot more comfortable with the silicone interface and Elite Strap, you've got the option for wireless or wired(to PC), Ringless controllers etc. There's no going back for me. I'd much rather play the upcoming Metro Awakening on a PC with Q3 any day. No matter how many incredible VR games PSVR2 gets, like RE Village for ex, it's going to sell poorly due to the bulky aesthetics, cable, tiny sweet spot, onion ring controllers, discomfort and softer image clarity. It's done! :P Sh** that was a long post. sorry! lol

[@interrobang8472]

How many of these headsets support Windows 10 or 11?

[@iwantalot]

All comes down to games for me and having both a quest 2 and psvr2 I can honestly say there is nothing on the standalone quest platform that can compete with the big AAA titles such as cotm, res village, Res 4, NMS, vertigo 2 , synapse, Arizona 2, kayak,and that's just 8 months . When quest games get ported over to psvr2 they are usually superior with lighting and shadows check out comparisons online for tales of galaxy, wanderer, moss, saints and sinners, zombieland, paradise hotel etc. Looking forward to the next year of psvr2 to see what other bangers Sony have planned.

[@RhysDaKingVR]

Yeah tbf that way I own both

[@iwantalot]

@@RhysDaKingVRnot having a pc and already having a quest 2 there is nothing on the quest 3 to tempt me buying one as there is no exclusive games. This is worrying as quest 2 will hold back the quest 3 for a few years. The 512gb is so highly priced compared the 128gb( which in my opinion is not enough memory). I think AR looks like a gimmick for the foreseeable and most likely next year metas focus will be more on AR games as quick to make as usually small mobile like games and suits there plan of a controller free system.

[@weplayvrgames]

I enjoy both , quest for portability taking it to a friend's place so they can try vr etc where psvr 2 is my home console experience , while also having the option of high end pcvr titles (although apart from mods been pretty dry on that front) using quest link

[@mrloski2915]

​@@iwantalotAsgard's wrath 2 is very good and its an exclusive. Arguably the best vr game, even over Alyx

[@mrloski2915]

Oh nm you have a quest 2. I thought so at first but man those pancake lenses and better gpu actually make a good difference.

[@lingyjennifer8399]

Don't you need a wheel to play Gran Turismo VR? Can do one on wheel recommendations?

[@Prince-OfYT]

Also with controller

[@bshorty2510]

You mentioned a plus for the quest 3 is how you can play pc VR through the headset, without mentioning the price of that you that mid to high-end PC! Just saying. Doesn't that fall under the "if you already own a PS5" category when comparing the two?

[@RhysDaKingVR]

Not really most people own a laptop or PC for things outside of gaming where as a PS5 is a luxury item that not everyone owns. don’t need to or for some crazy reason owns an Xbox instead 😂

[@bshorty2510]

Sounds like an assumption, and you know what they say about them! Lol. @@RhysDaKingVR

[@RhysDaKingVR]

@bshorty2510 I can not possibly work on an individual level with a video like this it has to be a broad opinion. That’s why I take into account you may or may not own any of them. PCVR is something that the headset can do an why I talk about it. Not sure what you want me to say other than what I have already 👍🏻

[@Coreyztv]

@@RhysDaKingVR Don't listen to @bshorty2510!!! he's just mad he has to wear wires on his face while q3 is all air baby :P love your vods by the way.. great work mate!!

[@bigt4135]

I only play games on pc. I have never even been on the internet on my pc.

[@Itsjfell]

I can’t believe @ the 12:00 mark you tell me that it is a draw!?!?!? The point of the video was, WHICH IS BETTER BUY….

[@jamjam445]

Any chance you'll do an update once the PC PS VR is released?

[@MurrMaan11]

Now that Sony are going to open PSVR2 to PC in 2024, what's the new call?

[@ezekielgskeen8607]

I bought a Pico 4, for my Steam VR Collection, and F1 sim Racing, Awesome headset if you know why your buying it for! And its not a Paper weight in my house, awesome pan cake lens! the play station needs to come down in price, with its one trick pony style of playing only on the PS5, it would have won hands down if it had PC function crossover feature, great info video Sir! P.S still love my Quest 2 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@RhysDaKingVR]

Haha fair play Pico is a solid PC headset

[@JeanNezMarre25]

Simple for me imho. If you own a PS5, go for a PSVR2. For everyone else, there is not enough reasons to not get a Q3 really.

[@Es_keet_it__Litty]

Strongly disagree. Have a PS5 and I'm leaning towards Q3 and it's not even close. Outside of the controllers Sony is a joke. That's why their sales and quantity/quality of games have done nothing but drop since PS1/PS2 days. That's not an opinion those are stats. Some will argue quality like the Sony nerd fanboys who love Sci-fi games and eat everything they throw at them but that's highly subjective. Most of us want the realistic games that only PC is getting. Tarkov, ghost of Tabor, ready or not GTA RP. Sick of the same ol lame crap with Sony!

[@stylewan]

I have sold my PSVR2 without hesitation.

[@Shreyaan.]

Imagine being too broke to buy vr gamesಥ⁠‿⁠ಥ

[@jequantavious2822]

@@Shreyaan.he obviously isn’t if he is selling his psvr2, most likely having a ps5 and already has a pc to pair with the quest 3.

[@LIFEWITHTHEJONESES1]

I have the meta quest 3s. I just bought a ps5 and was wondering if psvr or psvr2 is worth it?

[@Xokard]

update this comparison with the new PC adapter pls

[@n8lbv]

I don't think this video covered at all if you can use either headset on both a PC and a PS5. No real mention on what you already have and what you will be using it with. This is a comparison to something that might not even work on either platform. Shouldn't have left that out! Maybe it assumes you already know this stuff (I do not). And am looking for good answers. I have BOTH of course and am wondering if one headset works really well on both or not.

[@justinkrall1438]

Standalone capability puts the quest miles ahead for me- however I am a very physical person and I like that less restricted in vr

[@Crisperdad]

Having used both, I got rid of the psvr2 simply because the battery life of the controller only gave me 2 hours play at the most. Pretty ridiculous! Plus the fact that it's not backwards compatible

[@TheGippy30]

Hi you say you need loads of extras for a quest 3, can you do a video on recommendations, thanks

[@horineesgaming7354]

I got the quest 2 already , and got a ps5 now for a month and thinking of get a ps2vr or quest 3 both got some games that i finnaly can play with my son he use quest 2 . But should i get ps2vr or quest3 if i mostly use it infront of my console .? Dont got a pc .

[@Thestorymaker12]

Quest 3 is more versatile while psvr2 is more gaming focused

[@KYIMGMG]

For DCS player which one is better

[@MushroomGravy007]

I own a PS5 but I have 2 kids under 7 that don’t play Resident Evil 😅 For a family situation, don’t you think this Meta Quest is better for living room playing for kids, not actual PS5 games, but it also allows me to play some ps5 titles? Considering I’m not a gamer and I play maybe 6 hours per week.

[@RhysDaKingVR]

Sounds like the Quest 3 would be best for your situation

[@cemeter1832]

I don't own a Quest 3, but it gets my vote. Tetherless always will win in my book.

[@jamescallans9209]

Just got my Q3 and love it, I have a PSVR 1 and at a later date I plan on upgrading to the PSVR2. I like my PSVR for its sit down and play in small places style. I love the Q3 for its more movement game style like swinging a sword in Wrath of Asgard 2 or throwing an ax, it makes the whole game feel that much real. So got to say they both have a place for me.

[@frozenninja4030]

This was me exactly. Love my PSVR1 and have quite a nice library built up. I do plan to get a PSVR2 at some point, but with Sony basically ignoring it I feel like it doesn't have the support it's going to need long term. If PSVR2 was backward compatible with PSVR games it would be a no brainer, but I've gone with the Quest 3 and I'll get a PSVR2 out of the bargain bin at some point.

[@jayobhoy248]

Thank you for the breakdown, however i dont understanding how you can give ease of use a draw when one unit can be played standalone wirelessly? I have the PSVR2 and really get put off playing because of the wire. Im looking to buy the meta 3 to mainly use on my new PC, and hoping for that good wireless VR experience.

[@Trapclapcheese]

This video is just what i needed, and happy thanksgiving yall

[@RhysDaKingVR]

Glad I could help

[@prettyboyerin8879]

I’ll say the quest two controllers are better

[@xstories2527]

But can you play ps5 games on the quest

[@London2ATL]

I was seriously considering picking up the psvr2 but the fact that it has to be attached to the ps5 is a let down. Maybe I'll go with Metaquest 3! Just want it for fighting games like boxing.

[@storch_cz5954]

good news! Sony has just announced an upcoming psvr2 support pc games, they're concurrently testing the compatibility!

[@tylerclout8175]

If you get a pulley system and some cup hooks its easy to make it feel wireless

[@Ginger_Time_Lord]

My main concern is comfort.. I have the Quest 2 with Bobo M2 and the PSVR2 with a comfort mod called the Globular Cluster.. For me personally the PSVR2 with mod wins hands down.. (The Q2 even with the Bobo M2 still feels far too front heavy)... My question to anyone who read this far is.. Which wins? The PSVR2 with GC mod or Quest 3 with Bobo M3? Thank you for your time..

[@riznick]

There are many other headstraps other than Bobo that you can get. The Deluxe Audio Strap (DAS) is on sale for $25 right now. Most of us bought it when it was $100.

[@eminhafizovic2480]

You can connect psvr 2 to a PC if you buy the PC adapter

[@stilljustaguy]

Which one is better for watching movies

[@astonmartin8537]

Quest 3 is a stand alone VR that doesn’t need a computer or game system to use. You have more freedom and can watch Netflix anywhere in your home. Yes, it isn’t as powerful as the PSVR2 or computer power VR but you do have more freedom of movement.

[@hairybuttmonkey9002]

EXACTLY

[@LoganVR]

Buy a cable pully system

[@boitmecklyn4995]

@@LoganVR I use the wireless adapter for my Vive headset. works great.

[@LoganVR]

@@boitmecklyn4995 damn if it was wireless I wouldn’t expect it to be fast

[@mazilys]

how is 3 vs 4 points a draw?

[@OlongJohnson91]

In my opinion you just need to decide what is important for you.. I bought 2 weeks ago my quest3 instead of psvr2 cause wirreles and quest3 it has more social games function etc... Otherwisw I hopefull in the future psvr games will comes out quest3 too.. 😅

[@RhysDaKingVR]

I tryed to not only have my opinion in this video but to tell you all the options for both headsets. They are both fantastic options. At the end of it all no matter what your going to end up with an amazing VR experience

[@jessica49arrow]

My priority is comfort and watching Netflix which one would be better?😂

[@OlongJohnson91]

Long term better quest3.. and better comfort as well..

[@parched7438]

I had to get both yo. They both got killer games But ive been rocking more my quest 3 just because its wireless

[@zaika_a_a]

It is a promo time! I bought PlayStation®VR2 Horizon Call of the Mountain™ Bundle for £349.99 yesterday!

[@TheoppsBandit]

I bought mines for 400 today🤦🏾

[@Jaydot34.]

I don’t own a psvr2 headset but I do own the meta quest 3 and psvr which I haven’t touched for two years, for me it’s about the meta quest 3 all day long, you can play the meta quest 3 literally anywhere whereas with the psvr2 it’s attached via a wire to your console, buying a psvr2 was not an option for me.

[@wootton900]

I have a ? Your opinion which headset looks the best whilst in it ?? Best games on meta 3 Best games on osvr2 Which look more Wowser and immersive

[@vtg1800]

Meta Quest can be use for PC and entertainment like Apple vision pro but PSVR2 can't use for PC and stand alone, PSVR2 need PS5 but Gran Turismo 7 are beautiful games with PSVR2

[@alexchaly8799]

PSVR2 is an advantage only for those who are devoted to PS. No other advantages. Have bought Quest 3. Simply perfect. Quality, freedom to use any way you want, apps and games. Xbox Cloud is already onboard, StemaVR, native... Really awesome!

[@davidlawton3785]

I’m new to this so meta could not be Bluetooth to ps5?

[@RhysDaKingVR]

No sadly not

[@jayr3053]

If you can, GET BOTH. They’re both great!

[@hemanthkumar5438]

Can i play ps5 like games in quest? If no then Facebook can suck it.

[@chrisgoulet6621]

Where I’m stuck is I’m a big pc gamer got a new rig with a 4070 super but I also have a ps5 slim for my marvel stuff. Just wanna get into vr never had any of them not even a quest2 so I don’t know which one to buy the quest 3 or psvr2. Sony ain’t pushing it that hard where I wanna get a quest 3 but a part of me thinks Sony will make Spider-Man vr at some point so I’ve been waiting it out 😂

[@RhysDaKingVR]

With a rig like that I’d go Quest 3 you can enjoy it stand alone and with PCVR best of both worlds

[@froggygamer1716]

Got a psvr2 with the horizon game for $350 for myself as a Christmas present

[@DrierHyperion21]

If you already own a PS5, and spend a lot of time playing it, i think youd find a lot to love with the psvr2. But if you don't already own a PS5 I don't suggest spending over $1,000 out right for the system and the VR. If you don't already own a PS5 definitely go with a quest

[@James_Austin]

😂 Lots of comments of people trying to justify thier purchases.

[@mohanadali7349]

Fr cuz it hurts lol

[@atheistleopard2484]

i bought both so yeah, both are the best n stuff. then i smashed both, no neither are like the best n stuff. yeah. god watches you fap. embedded. that's the new video game you will never win at, now.

[@Es_keet_it__Litty]

Yeah for Sony 😂

[@PainfulTruth999]

The problem is, im not a big vr user, I only use my meta quest 2 every now and then but I also don't want to be tethered because I know for a fact im going to accidentally pull the cord out so idk what to get

[@aks6913]

Psvr 2 I think it has a long ass cord

[@PainfulTruth999]

@@aks6913 Bet

[@Nyarlah]

I own both, PSVR2 display has top colours and contrast, but it's blurry. Quest 3 has average colour range, bad blacks, but no cable and a sharp display. I'm sensible to blurry stuff (I hate it), and I realized 3 days ago that VR can be sharp, and that was with Quest 3. I'll trade colours for portability and sharpness. And with no cable, I'm never touching my PSVR2 again (except for exclusives).

[@KinkyJalepeno]

How can you put any headset against another with ZERO mention of FOV? One the THE most important aspects of VR.

[@acurisur]

How is it a draw when the PSVR 2 has 3 ticks and the Quest 3 has 4 ticks? Technically it should be 5 ticks to the Quest 3, there is way on God's green earth that a Quest 3 headstrap and some controller grips are the same cost as a PS5, I just bought the BOBVR headstrap with a battery included for £40, the grips are £15- £30, that's a grand total of £70 on top of the £479 for the 128GB base model.

[@sad_junior]

Can i watch streaming services with quest 3

[@ZFCaio]

Yes, there is official apps for Netflix, Youteube and Prime video, you can also connect others in the browser

[@TheAirheaded1]

Simple math for me with these close comparisons...Q3, considering I don't have a ps5 and my gaming computer blows the ps5 away, so no need for one! And I'm just looking to play some Table Tennis and Golf, which I heard is super fun on the Q3, so that's my 2 cents worth! Cheers mates )

[@florentmanev2122]

I love my psvr2, for me resident evil4 and village, no man’s sky, gran turismo 7 may worth the buy if you already have a ps5. but it’s just incredible that after more than a year there is only one racing game ! The few direct drive wheels compatibles cost twice the price of similar product for pc. Too much good psvr1 games are missing and why is it not to watch movies anymore ?

[@simpledanman]

But.... doesn't the playstation headset only work with playstation? And you get less versatility since it is console only? Idk. I feel like I'd rather have the quest 3 since it will go with my pc and use basically any VR title available on pc.

[@Captain_Simp_00]

And just like that, PSVR2 will be able to connect to PC

[@tarrikomar1]

So now that Sony is discontinuing support and only releasing two games, is it still worth it?

[@BM-wf8jj]

Get a PSVR2 if you already own a PS5 and are invested into their ecosystem. Otherwise just get a Quest 3, especially if you own or are planning to build/buy a gaming pc. Just make sure to buy an elite strap for comfort and a JSAUX link cable that has an extra cable branching out for charging your Quest headset while you play 🤷‍♂️ I prefer dedicated PCVR headsets like my Valve Index over everything else but those external trackers are easily destroyed by subwoofers/loudspeakers if they're spinning while you're using your audio system, don't perform well around reflective services, and force you to spend hundreds of dollars on an extra pair if you want 360° tracking. Inside-out tracking is definitely the way to go if you don't have a cleared out, dedicated room for VR.

[@enriqueguzman31]

Having an LCD and high resolution is a difference between PSvr2 having OLED and slightly lower resolution are still better the the oculus 3

[@merapoo420]

Used to have quest 2. Now i bought psvr2. Should have bought quest 3. The only thing psvr2 wins is graphic. The rest goes to quest 3. Just compare the number of apps & games from both platforms. That alone shows quest 3 is the winner.

[@RhysDaKingVR]

Honestly I love the Quest 3 it’s been my go to since I got it. That being said for games that I can play on PSVR 2 I will always go back to them

[@hmgboixyooj]

Quest 3 for me you can immerse yourself around the house without taking it off even when using the bathroom 😂

[@DuckAlertBeats]

Eye tracked foveated rendering is theoretically great in PSVR2, but honestly, hardly any games use it :(

[@chad5696]

The main difference is whether or not you have a PS5 or a good gaming PC. While standalone is fine for some games, ut pails in comparison for any single player/immersive games.

[@StormRaid417]

I would get the Meta Quest 3 just for the AR tech. I really want to just build a Minecraft world in my living room, and I really want Minecraft to be available on it. I'm not sure if it is.

[@kyungrix1112]

Quest can't match the fluidity and framerates of the PSVR2. I have an expensive wifi 6 router that only has my RTX3080 PC and the quest connected to it and even with the 2400 bps wifi connection rate I still get stuttering while streaming to my Quest 3. I don't have any stuttering or micro freezes in the PSVR2. the PSVR2 is so much more comfortable to wear too. I've been playing Resident Evil 4 and 8 on the PSVR2 and I'll play for 5 plus hours at a time, comfortably. The quest 3 lenses are definitely better but overall comfort is much worse. I have a Bobovr3 pro headstrap for it and it's still not comfortable.

[@laffinkippah]

I've been using my Quest 3 almost daily since I got it at lauch. I really expected to get tired of it eventually, but I just can't put it down. It's such a big step up from the Quest 2. Once I paired it with an external battery to get over the two-hour limitation I'm amazed at how easy it is for me to get lost in VR for hours. Recently I got a PSVR2 to play the exclusives, but I don't think I'll give it much more use after that, especially if Sony gives up on it and all it ends up receiving are Quest ports anyway. I find the PSVR2 so clunky in comparison, the fresnel lenses kind of negate the OLED goodness, and the cable is so immersion-breaking and also an absolute PITA. I think Sony did a good job with PSVR2 since it is really much better than Quest 2 and lightyears ahead of PSVR, but the Quest 3 is the winner for me. It also doesn't help that Sony aren't exactly communicating any kind of enthusiasm for their product.

[@wubba_chicken]

Love this I own both and the quest is better but the psvr2 has better games. I use my quest for movies more

[@Danny-BigD]

Confused here. Why would you be asking "which one to buy? Well you cant use the PSVR 2 with Meta, you can't use the Quest 1/2/3 with PS. If you want Meta qames you have to get Quest if you want PS vr you have to get theirs.

[@RhysDaKingVR]

What echo system to buy into is the question

[@dennisrogers6786]

GT7, The Kayak simulator, it's so relaxing. RE4 and 8, Horizon , Madison, Tetris, just a few but they all get me coming back,,whereas my quest 2 is collecting dust, evrnnif I got a quest 3 would not get used as much as my PSVR2. The true blacks adds big time to horror games. Also love Switchback.

[@CrazyAmy200]

I think I'd prefer the quest 3 but it doesn't have the specific games I want like Resident evil 4 remake or 7

[@Exxits]

Btw re7 is available for only the old psvr but not the psvr2 but village is available.

[@CrazyAmy200]

@@Exxits You're joking aren't you... fuck that I ain't buying both of them. Guess I will have to stick with Village and RE4, thanks for letting me know. Maybe I will find a cheap psvr1 literally just to play RE7 xD

[@Exxits]

@@CrazyAmy200 I was also thinking of doing the same thing lmao Wanna access all the old psvr games cause Sony Fails to provide for the current generation

[@CrazyAmy200]

@@Exxits what other games aren’t compatible with the VR2? But that’s fucking stupid like. Every old VR game should work with the new VR

[@familiarfaces_official]

I actually traded my quest three for a PS5, then bought the PSVR2 and I am so bummed. Every game that I bought for my PS VR two looked better on the quest three. The PlayStation VR two has such a bad grainy affect on the lenses. It looks like there’s a screen door in front of your eyes while you’re looking at everything! The quest three had the sharpest visuals, way sharper than the PS VR two. In my opinion the screen door effect on the PS VR two makes the PS VR two not worth it at all, like the blacks that you get are not worse anything close to having a better sharper clear image of the quest three has. the reason I like the PS VR two more overall though it’s because this year the quest three doesn’t have that many great games coming out, and I’ve already played all the great games through and through on the quest three, so I am really enjoying Gran Turismo seven, no man, sky, resident evil, four and seven, and more amazing games on the PlayStation VR two. But honestly, I think that if I could use the quest three as a headset for the PS VR two games, I think it would be much better than the PS VR two, and I think that PlayStation NEEEEEDS to change the lenses to get rid of the absolutely TERRIBLE screen door effect. It makes every 5 star game look like it’s retro made in the 80’s with static on it. I have to wear sunglasses inside the headset for that effect to go away and then all the games are way too dark usually to see. If PlayStation releases a new PSVR3 that has better visuals, or let’s us use the quest 3 instead of the PSVR2 I think it would be much better haha.

[@wrathgor]

I bought PSVR2 first. After that I realized Meta Quest 3 has more exclusives and it's a standalone thing and can be used wireless. Immediately cancelled PSVR2 and bought Meta Quest 3 512 GB for 469£. it also includes 3 months of subscription and upcoming Batman Arkham Shadow. Wire thing on PSVR is a deal breaker to me. Especially after I saw meta quest 3 has better quality overall and can be used wireless.

[@majinbuu19831]

Big man said he got both, yaayyyyyy😏 I got Ps5, seriex x, Nintendo switch oled, and a 4060 Ti gaming pc so HA. 😂 mr. Brag man. An about to add the meta quest 3.

[@ThurstonHowell3rd]

Biggest problem with the quest 3 is the battery life vs the PSVR2 which relies on the console.

[@nancilionez4761]

I own a ps5 but I really want to try the meta quest 3

[@charlesmcdowell9436]

All I care about is games, and i dont see anything coming out on psvr. As a quest 2 and psvr 1 owner, im highly sensitive to consoles not supporting their add ons.