The Best VR Headsets 2023 & Upcoming in 2024 (VR Buying Guide)

[@CasandChary]

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[@dylangodofwar]

quest 2 with link cable

[@Meianju]

Quest 3 if you have the budget. Pico 4 best overall for it's price, just sad for its unknown future also still only available in Europe and Asia. PSVR2 if you don't have a powerful PC but have PS5 and wish to play beautiful games. Note: You will have to take a break every 4 or so hours to recharge the PSVR2 controllers, good to keep in mind if sharing the headset or being a big time gamer.

[@paulct91]

...again most 2024 headsets aren't even out... but sadly there won't be that many placement changes in 2024... not that many new 2024 headsets that really matter.

[@slind3517]

PSVR with higher resolution and a PC adapter.

[@ryanpsaucier]

For anyone watching after April 2024, the Meta Quest 2 got a price cut and is now $200 instead of $300

[@RichardCyberPunk]

Watching this on my ancient Oculus Quest 1 headset. Yep, I like oldschool.

[@Amonger01]

im using a oculus rift lol

[@Paulie8K]

Nice round up. I have a Quest 2 and 3. Quest 3 is definitely a nice step up and feels more refined. The improved sharpeness has been huge for me as I even can be productive in VR via apps like Immersed as text is readable. Now just need more apps to roll out Quest 3 updates to take advantage of the faster chip.

[@netgeek3010]

One big elephant in the room she failed to mention about PCVR is Quest 3 supports occlusion and you can select areas to place over graphic elements really amazing with Microsoft Flight Sim. and DCS World. Someone I know has a simpit with flight controls and instrument cluster and it looks amazing in DCS World. He videotape the experience before he used to use to HD short throw projectors and the image quality was amazing.

[@immortaljellyfish1051]

For me the quest 2 still has a massive place and importance. Its currently £249 in the uk and brings lots of people into the hobby. I also really like the standalone feature, even though I have a powerful pc I still prefer the ease of standalone and can easily meet up with friends and family through it

[@lorddrifter7296]

Its the best value rite now. Cant even reccomend the quest 3 when u can buy 2 quest 2s for that price

[@asawyer2872]

@lorddrifter7296 Of course you can, the Quest 2 would be a great entry level headset, but the Quest 3 is leaps and bounds ahead. Well worth the price difference.

[@lorddrifter7296]

@@asawyer2872 with a price drop and some actual quest 3 upgraded games.... maybe. As of now nah. U jus buyin it for the lenses

[@immortaljellyfish1051]

@asawyer2872 if affordable. Currys have done the quest 2 as low as £199 recently. £500 is simply out of reach or too much for an early tech for huge amounts of people. At 200-250 the quest 2 has loads of life left, an extensive catalogue of software and a low barrier to entry. The quest 3 has touched £400 recently and that is a good price which if sustained would really be good value

[@Aki_Lesbrinco]

​​@@asawyer2872it's better but not by leaps and bounds.

[@3KPK3]

Quest 3 beats everything else in so many areas and it's my favorite VR headset by a mile. Interested to see how it stacks up against the Vision pro later.

[@shiftednrifted]

Good luck getting that damn big screen beyond. I bought mine in September, MAYBE i get it in January. No promises though. There's no new estimate after they missed the December 14th estimate

[@Flapdr01]

I'm still waiting for a semi affordable headset with high fov, eyetracking and hdr, since it's been almost 7 years since the release of the CV1 I was hoping we'd be there by now.

[@Skrenja]

Yep, I am still holding out with my CV1 too. Quest 3 looked promising but having no OLED is meh.

[@HeSavedMe]

It’s like they do this with everything. They stagger out each awesome feature as part of a new release ; meanwhile, they’ve been sitting on the majority of the tech all along. Just milking it! Slowly releasing.

[@skwydzee2716]

I just bought a Quest 2 from my friend who upgraded to the Quest 3, I'm happy with the experience now, and it will always be a cheap headset for PC VR games since I already have a gaming PC.

[@happykttn]

how does it feel knowing he probably busted a nut while watching vr corn on it? probably got it really steamy during multiple seshes. hope you cleaned it well lol

[@kristaps2010]

massive THANK YOU for great video. was looking all around youtube for something new to watch this late morning. happy 2024 Green Wooden Dragon! i'm getting VR maybe late 2024 after getting PC for AC, ACC, AC2, Dirt 2 rally simracing. New Varjo xr -4 might be too expensive but Somnium VR coming will be isimilar to Varjio, that's interesting.

[@tavor7381]

Thank you so much, ma'am! I've been researching for about 4 hours now and this video paired with some of the other things prior to watching has helped me a lot! The Bigscreen Beyond does sound like a great choice especially with the small form factor, 1 of 1 craftsmanship, not to mention OLED display, but, I think I'll be going with the Meta Quest 3 even though it's LCD and has a not so satisfying battery life. I'm a first time buyer so this to me would be an obvious choice. It's said that the Quest 3 is better than the Quest 2 while also needing the debate of whether it's better than a Valve Index (which seems to be 50/50). I like the idea of not being tethered in and being able to use the Meta Quest 3 as sort of like a multi tool if you will. It also has Steam Link which is a huge plus!

[@Vr_Demon_]

I'm getting my bigscreen beyond in a few weeks. For me its comfort and quality. I can't stand headset wobble. I don't mind the cable because I have so few roomscale games. I can live with the cable. My friends can use my index.

[@nonya-bizness]

I'm not in the VR world yet, but this was a helpful summery. I was starting to consider getting myself a VR headset, but it looks to me like they are still to much of a financial investment and not advanced as far as I would personally enjoy yet. maybe this year a new VR device will come out that looks like what I've been waiting for, and then maybe another year the price will be down a bit and not too unreasonable. but likely another 3 or 4 years wait for me unfortunately.

[@nav579]

I always recommend the Quest 3 for people who want to get their feet wet with VR. It doesn't have PC-quality graphics, of course, but it's a fun experience.

[@Meccarox]

The quest 2 is pretty affordable.

[@nav579]

to amend my comment - the Quest can be wired to a PC, giving you PC-quality gaming

[@metl_play]

Since the Oculus Rift trailer six years ago, I wanted to get into VR. This really helped with my decision, and will soon finally have VR. I am very excited.

[@Trenshi.]

Which one?

[@metl_play]

@@Trenshi. Personally I settled for the Meta Quest 3.

[@hughmac7423]

I've never gotten into Quest headsets, the faceplate and IPD has always been too small. I'd like the Bigscreen Beyond, but they don't make it with an IPD of 75mm. I have a HP Reverb G2, gave it to one of my daughters, it also had an IPD and faceplate that was too small. I've had the Vive and Vive Pro, the light houses and controllers still work after 6 years, and I have a Pimax 8KX with Index controllers and a new PC with a RTX4080, I'm pretty happy with this set up. I have a PSVR2, very impressed with it, since it has an IPD range of 58 to 75mm, foveated rendering and eye tracking, if this came in a PC VR headset, I would consider upgrading, and it is cheaper than PC VR. There is no proposed or current PC VR headset on my shopping list, I might be interested in the Quest 3, but it is too expensive in Australia. I'm going to wait for some more VR advancements and for manufacturers to make one that goes to 75mm IPD.

[@timour567]

Thank you for the quality info you provide!!

[@ZockerBudeVR]

Absolutely Quest 3 👌

[@JdjdBsnd-dy9bm]

Can’t wait for the valve declare hopefully it’s out next year

[@mrmonke1575]

I’ve had a quest 3 and 2 and let my good mate borrow my 2 one time he came over to try quest 3. We played drop dead the cabin, and he gave back the 2 because he couldn’t go back to it after using the 3 and he is planning of getting one

[@waltobringer2928]

This is the first time that I've considered VR. I'd like to thank you for the information that you shared. I know my question might make me look like a newbie but that's what I am. Are these VRs to be used by stand alone participants or can they be used in a multi-participant situation? Thank you for your time.

[@nahjustaverage]

New to this but what is the difference between mixed and augmented reality?

[@jbl_music_and_bass]

I just want a headset with incredible passtrought for around 1500 bucks what should I get?😊

[@RagnarCrumpets]

Quest 3. Best passthrough there is. There are no headsets around 1500 that are better than the quest 3 in that area. Of course, if you double your budget to 3000 then maybe go for the apple headset but then that's just kind of overkill in my opinion

[@Venserql]

I have Quest 3 for standalone/PCVR and PSVR2 for PS5.

[@ann0un]

So does the htc vive pro 2 fall under outdated or not worth?

[@if2515]

Thank you for your Detailed review... New to VR and looking for a Stand Alone for Streaming Live Shows and Movies... Which of these would you recommend?

[@robbyzoom5453]

just bought quest 3 a couple of months ago and i have to admit that i'm not satisfied at all. i use it mostly for gaming (pcvr) and the headset with headstrap included is simply too heavy for longer usage...i hope this year will bring out more small factor opportunities into the market.

[@MindofGavin1]

Microsoft missed the boat with mobile phones and now they're about to do the same with vr

[@Nerd4LifeTV]

Quest 3 with the Quest game optimizer app is absolutely fantastic, imo

[@MindBurntDE]

I don't have any VR/AR experience yet and I'm completely new to this area, which is why I'm overwhelmed by the amount of glasses on offer. So I hope you can give me some advice. I'm looking for a pair of glasses that I can use as Mixed reality glasses when I'm sitting comfortably on the couch, want to watch a movie, but also have the mobility to go to the kitchen and continue watching my movie (just as an example). Or should I say to do my work while cooking? Yeah, sounds more professional 😂 But as a typical PC gamer, it should also be able to serve as VR glasses with good resolution and sufficient viewing distance. Perhaps I should say at this point that I enjoy playing Star Citizen, so I'm really spoiled when it comes to graphic details. So I am looking for something that can actually do everything and has good performance, but most glasses always have a handicap such as a closed ecosystem and therefore cannot be used for other games or just that the resolution or hardware is generally weak. Can you think of any glasses that are currently worth recommending? Or should I wait and see what other glasses will be available in 2024? A big thank you in advance and greetings from Germany

[@Meccarox]

Quest 3

[@ronm6585]

Thank you. Happy New Year.

[@Avizarr]

What is the longevity of the vr headsets? Like are they good investment game wise? How long are games created for them? Is it worth it really? I have been back and forth because idk if I want to drop $500 for 10-15 games and development stops. Hopefully that made sense?

[@HeNnEsSy_HiCcUpS]

Get a quest 3. It's the best selling vr. Which is why it has the most games and won't be going away anytime soon

[@bluebell1]

Great video! Hope you and your family have a very Happy and Healthy New Year!

[@blazedragongaming5365]

does the big screen beyond have prescription lenses option?

[@Farmalyxxx]

What the best stand alon vr?!

[@afistfulofkrilpgaming6075]

I’m so torn. For me it’s either the quest 2 or PSVR 2. It boils down to game availability.

[@alexandrucreata6342]

What about the varjo aero? Is it still a good option?

[@rumblethumss7523]

I'm so confused I see so many people enjoying the quest 2, I've tried multiple link cables but I just cant get mine to reliably work :(

[@MauroDaDrox]

I Ordered a Valve Index Yesterday, did I make a bad Decision? I personally want to step away from Meta/Quest, although with the release of Steam Link it might perform better than it used to I just think I value the Lighthouse Tracking, Controllers and direct DisplayPort Connection over what the Quest 3 has to offer. Yes is has more Resolution and "more FOV" (2 degrees more) but i still think i'll have an awesome time with the Index. Any Thoughts?

[@darkmaster2110]

The Index is still a good headset, but with its age and current price tag, many seem to not recommend it anymore. It's hard to recommend for $1000 compared to other headsets at the same price now. If they were to drop the price to a more realistic $600-$700 max, it would be easier to recommend in 2024.

[@MauroDaDrox]

@@darkmaster2110 for me price wasn't an issue, the index fits my needs better than the quest 3, but for someone that has to work with a budget, I can understand why someone would go for the quest 3 instead. Its just for me the index had things that suited my needs more. Because I dont really care much for the high resolution, and was more a fan of the index controllers and tracking. Considering I always play tethered (even with my quest 2) I thought why not get a PCVR dedicated headset instead.

[@technikchegger7228]

Cheers 🍾

[@kilroy987]

I do like the Quest 3. The BoboVR M3 Pro is ok for a headstrap (I definitely prefer the halo design, but I find it just a tad slippy). Too bad Meta screwed up the microphone on the headset so badly. Hopefully it's solvable with a software update.

[@KYJs]

meta will likely fix the microphone issues, q3 uses the same mic as q2 only it's in a different position that's closer to your mouth which makes more popping. they just need to implement some sort of noise suppression

[@Blood8Chapel]

i am just wondering how big of a difference in terms of display resolution between the Quest 2 and 3? I have the Quest 1 btw, thinking about upgrading.

[@lolom5188]

Varjo aero is missing… beyond seems very interesting for a new vr expérience…

[@TheSpookyOficial]

A question, you who have tried both scopes, which is better visually in general, quest pro or pico 4?

[@Starfish_the_guy]

Why would you go for the quest pro? It's more expensive then the 3 and has less power and it's uncomfortable (for me anyway) but like it is a better viewing experience than the pico but I personally wouldn't go for it tbh

[@psychic370]

Thank you

[@ju010n]

I`m still using my original quest😅, should I upgrade?

[@secondflame7875]

@@ju010n if u have the money go for the quest 3 😅

[@epicsnake21]

I'm still using the Oculus Rift S lol

[@VlogsOfAnything]

512gb q3 or the 128gb

[@piddlehead]

Interesting vid. Thanks :)

[@CasandChary]

My pleasure!

[@terryljam]

I bought a Meta-Oculus Rift S one year before they dropped their support of this product. The Rift S worked well until I updated my computer. Now two years later and after a year of Meta stupid suggestions for getting my Rift S working again, it's still not working. I have a $400 paper weight that Meta refuses to fix even though they say my new computer should not be a problem. I cannot recommend buying any Meta products due to their lack of customer service and having a chance of the same dropping of older products support. Meta basically has no customer service and only lip service!

[@lassmirandadennsiewillja3943]

forgot the Somnium VR1 ?

[@Baba_Lysaga]

Dont get quest 2 if you plan on using it with PCVR the quest software is extremely incompatible with the steam VR software and has issues even when wired. There is like a 7 step process every time you want to quest link with steam even when wired. also the quest and your PC use internet connection separately so while your PC maybe connected via ethernet you will still be playing through wifi and if your headset loses connection it will kick you out of quest link and steam VR even when wired. Very complex and counter intuitive software and one of the most frustrating things to deal with. Im actually looking for a PCVR headset that simply isnt quest and works well with PCVR again DO NOT GET QUEST 2 if you want to use PCVR...

[@Tenshi_Kira666]

Whatever happened to Chary?

[@Bstky73]

Oculus quest 1 is very good for pcvr because oled lenses

[@chan13153]

Idk if the trade off of low resolution and only 72hz is worth it though. Q3 looks so clear for pcvr and its support of WiFi 6e makes wireless pcvr really amazing

[@aaakaka10]

pico 4

[@akintoyeonikoyi4361]

Let’s hope valve comes out with their new headset

[@spidermonkeynr1]

If it comes then it will be far end of 2024

[@ShapeshifteRTheRadiusGameCat]

PSVR 2 for me, it's the easiest and cheapest solution to play high-end VR games. I specifically bought a PS5 for that alone. Happy new year in advance!😁

[@brucedubby6449]

How is the cheapest when have to buy a whole ps5 and the headset.

[@Boboliciouus]

adds up really quickly

[@ShapeshifteRTheRadiusGameCat]

@@brucedubby6449 Even the Quest 2 in combination with a capable PC costs you more

[@GRNKRBY]

​​@@brucedubby6449Yeah... Quest 2 is the cheapest. I don't think there's many high end VR games at this point, and there's some exclusive to Quest sadly.😢

[@brucedubby6449]

@shapeshifter-theamorphousg3264 huh? You don't need a PC for the Quest 2.

[@N.O_1983]

Cas a cutie 🥰

[@laccess911]

That custom facepad on the beyond headset is the literal definition of cheap.

[@thseed7]

👍

[@Adam-fl9uc]

windows mixed reality headset is irrelevant to for example pimax headset or a steam vr so it is completely irrelevant that Microsoft is pulling the plug.

[@bmw_m4255]

Such an attractive woman

[@IamPhishizzle2]

Sadly the Quest 3 is the only logical choice in 2023. Pancake lenses and Wifi 6e are just too good for anyone to compete atm. I'm hoping for a Deckard release in 2025 but that's probably copium

[@DaneDuPlessis]

My enthusiasm for VR is quite low - prefer to use my own eyes and actual hands. Expensive setups for a few hours of escape are hard to justify. Spending money on RR (real reality) instead.

[@nickslayton4095]

First please do not say happy holiday's as it insults those of us that are actually not on holiday's and still have to work, secondly thanks for the excellent information.

[@Skecto]

ngl she sounds a bit dutch

[@kaloianmitrev6279]

Trying. To upsell a stand sweetheart is petty

[@JoshThurman]

youtubers be so rich

[@PugglesWuggles]

It’s all a tax write off for them. Wish I had that luxury

[@Mike0193Azul]

Waiting to see what the ProVision does. For now, seems the Quest3 for fun and the Immersed Visor for productivity would be an awesome combo. Hope Valve release another VR set soon

[@jaredevers6459]

VrCompare doesn’t show that they have anything to be release so I wouldn’t hold out for them.

[@nintendoconvert4045]

I don’t know if it’s just me, but the Steam VR update has done wonders for wireless PCVR for me. Not only does Steam Link work very well, Virtual Desktop is performing better! I have a decent gaming laptop (Ryzen 9 5980HX, RX 6800M) and I stopped playing PCVR due to hiccups. I tried it again because of Steam Link, and I swear it’s improved. Anyone else experience the same? Maybe it’s just a placebo, but please let me know!

[@guymcfly7282]

I believe Steam Link utilizes the feature that pixelates areas of the screen around your peripheral to increase performance. That may have much to do with it.

[@nintendoconvert4045]

@@guymcfly7282 it does do that- it’s foveated encoding. Foveated rendering would help PC performance, but foveated encoding helps with bandwidth / connectivity. It’s possible my hiccups were mostly wireless bandwidth issues and maybe Steam Link alleviated that. Going back to VD, the hiccups are still there for me- so my initial thought about being improved might have been circumstantial. Steam Link, however, is smoother every time so far. I have a Quest Pro with eye tracking, so the foveated encoding isn’t even noticeable like it would be on a Quest 3. This might be the best wireless option for QP owners. Tip I saw somewhere: for a better image in Steam Link, disable the Advanced Supersample Filtering - it makes the image look too soft. But, if you don’t have a headset with eye tracking, the foveated encoding might be a dealbreaker regardless of the Advanced Supersample Filtering.

[@nintendoconvert4045]

@@guymcfly7282 I believe you’re right! The foveated encoding limits bandwidth and therefore less stutters. I use a Quest Pro with eye tracking enabled in Steam Link, so I don’t even see encoding difference on Steam Link- it’s awesome!

[@egoaut]

Got a cheap Pico4 last year, iam happy with it. I will hold it for some years doing standalone and Pcvr stuff😊

[@deviljoegaming]

I got the psvr2 for call of the mountain but im really disappointed with the flow of new games. I love the "i expect you to die" series, i played 1 and 2 on the psvr, but the 3rd game has been out for months and the devs show no sign of porting the 3rd game to the psvr2 anytime soon, if ever.

[@rover-raid6396]

I'm shocked you didn't talk about the oculus rift s, personally i believe its the best pcvr headset for consumers trying to budget (you can get it second hand for as low as $100)

[@123nickninja5]

Still waiting for a VR pod mmo experience fr that would be so amazing

[@Meccopolis]

I totally agree that recently it’s been like a sci-fi movie turned reality. It’s really a shitty time to be poor bc the current technology that we have is absolutely amazing. From self driving luxury cars to the vision pro. I hate being poor lol

[@landonewts]

Been loving my Quest 2, mostly use it for fitness apps (Fit XR) and active games, and don’t really use it for more extended gaming experiences or mixed reality. When/if I do upgrade would probably go Quest 3, but hope there are accessories to make the controllers more work-out friendly, so I don’t yeet them across the room when I’m boxing.

[@jeanroger3506]

I will probably get a Q3 this year, but I hope we will have soon real infos on Valve deckard (if there is really a valve deckard...)

[@Dj-sf7or]

In 2023, I continue to enjoy the reliable performance of my HTC Vive for PC VR, and I am also the proud owner of the cutting-edge Quest 3.

[@Skill4Sho]

Varjo Aero still viable for sim racing or flight just saying 🙂 probably the best eye tracking ive seen.

[@W00JDA]

Would probably get quest 2 or 3 if it was made by any other company

[@jilsonang]

Happy New Year! Its been a great year for VR!

[@CasandChary]

Happy new year to you too! For sure. Excited to see what next year brings

[@Kryojenix]

I’m intrigued by the Bigscreen Beyond but the low FoV combined with non-shareable nature despite high price kill it off for me. I’m really waiting for Pimax‘s upcoming wide FoV version of the Crystal, the 12K. In the meantime I am getting back into VR after being too lazy/tired for a while, enjoying my Pimax 8KX. It’s hard to contemplate giving up the wide FoV when you have to pay so much again for a new headset.

[@jaredevers6459]

I think how close it is to your face helps a lot

[@freddyjdm3335]

I absolutely LOVE my Beyond. OLED panels is so worth it in VR and the comfort is unmatched. I would like a Quest 3 as I never tried passthrough before but I’m not sure if it’s worth the money just for that as I mainly play PCVR and it would literally only be for passthrough experiences/gaming.

[@chan13153]

When I first got my quest2 I thought I was gonna only use it for pcvr. I only bought the 128gb model but I almost instantly regretted it. When I bought a quest 3 I went for the 512gb model. Having stand alone is very very nice. I ended up using it like 50/50. Stand alone is great to take it and play on the go. I do vr lan parties with my buddies. Also many times I’m too lazy to turn on my pc and just play the stand alone version. Many games are crossbuy on the oculus store. That being said you already have the big screen beyond so for you it’s a harder buy.

[@sumhub6511]

Alvr steam deck tut

[@slind3517]

If SONY would make a PC adapter for its PSVR/PSVR2, sales would skyrocket! The picture clarity and wearing comfort are the best on the market.

[@billybobjones4317]

Pity the Charge stand doesn't charge the Controllers as well. Seems only Meta has so far a complete charging offer and is probably why it's so expensive :(.

[@russ3190]

Heard PICO has cancelled the 5th series for some reasons 😢

[@gregclare]

What? It’s still 2023 and you are doing a video of the best headsets for 2024? Is this a typo? 😎

[@Drebsdra]

Your video is perfect! You give great amount of detail and never go off unnecessary tangents. Thank you

[@SETHalpine]

Quest3, barely better than a Pico 4, which is cheaper ....Best standalone buy

[@catfishvega3728]

I only have a PSVR2. All I currently need. Just want more games in 2024.

[@chrism790]

great review Cas...looking forward to 2024 VR 😎

[@Meianju]

Happy holidays to you two! This was a perfect VR buying guide. I've been waiting for years for headsets I would be willing to buy and constantly researching them. I would have made the same list for currently available headsets. I hope Pico put our worries to rest soon but all we can do it wait and see. I will be getting a Pico 4, PSVR2 or Quest 3. Waiting to see how much my PC repairs will be before deciding. PSVR2 would have been far better if it at least had controllers with removable batteries.

[@FixForeGamers]

I have a quest 3 pcvr modding Zelda 3D OOT Cyperpunk VR modding. Skyrim VR modding. (Ect)This take time reading learning thinkering. PSVR2 I also have just play and it’s great. After 3 hours I but the controllers in dock. And I am ready to go. Full loaded 4\5 hours play. And Res4 you need a break after 2 hours 4 sure.

[@RagnarCrumpets]

Pico 5 was cancelled

[@breeckthon5144]

4:41 Well That doesn’t stop people to buy a pico headset wich is much much MUUUCH worse then meta/Facebook. Byte dance is quite literally a certified surveillance machine wich is constantly in a new controversy!

[@SETHalpine]

Because Pico 4 was the best device before well before the late launch of the Quest3 and its pancake lens With my Pico 4 , i've no problem , no need to use a Tik Tok account unlike Meta...they have nothing yo watch on my device for my own ;)

[@mrmurdock6994]

Hello. I'm using full body tracking valve index VR. Do you suggest an upgrade or should I wait. Cheers.

[@RagnarCrumpets]

Grab the big screen beyond. You will have your mind blown on the upgraded clarity and sharpness of the picture. The index is a part of crap compared to this thing lol

[@dakotac5384]

I want the nerve gear from SAO

[@yvonnefolmar7651]

My mom is a teacher were really broke and i really want a vr headset but 200$ is so much money in me and my moms eyes so im probably not getting a headset😢

[@yvonnefolmar7651]

You guys better not say whomp whomp or I swear to god

[@VVinterl3ear]

As someone who only plays PCVR, I use a Pico 4 Pro which has face tracking (cuz im a vtuber lol) and the clarity is pretty dam good and while i had lots of wifi connection issues with Virtual Desktop, Pico just uses its own PC connection program that has no lag even in areas with less wifi (which was a problem I had with my quest 2 for literal years before I got Pico 4 Pro) and all my trackers work in my setup!

[@zp944]

"it will take time to make paying $200 more worth it." for the quest 3. True. For now. This is a tech product. The quest 3 costs more today, because it's better than the quest 2. Simple. Quest 2 can be purchased on the used market for $150. Don't buy it new. Quest pro is better than quest 3 for people who wanna use xr for productivity, rather than gaming. But for general mixed use, quest 3 is king at all the current price point

[@mcmillanvideos]

Only problem with Quest is if someone decides to report you as underaged, you no longer have a VR... Meta doesn't provide support to fix it either. They don't have cases or tickets, just a webform contact with no promises. You then have to upload your government issued photo ID to get it back. But even then, that doesn't work. If you have a child, good luck. Check out the support forums to find out for yourself. It's getting worse, and kids love to report people as under aged, it's fun to do because it's like being a little hacker. Sony VR seems like the only reasonable option for someone who just wants to have a little fun and isn't into VR as a full-fledged enthusiast/hobby.

[@LSmiata]

Like and respect your review, but not the in-video advertisement.....too much advertising in this world and do not trust any review that accepts money from a manufacturer. P