Why I Stopped Using The Valve Index

[@CheekyChunt]

The hardest thing i found was going from a janky claw grip on Q2 to having to hold the controller properly on the Q3.

[@semmu93]

recently i discovered that if i only hold the end of the q3 controllers (so i cannot reach any buttons) it feels much more natural and i can aim better. i still wrap its rope around my hand tho, so it doesnt fly off. so i recommend experimenting with how you hold the controllers.

[@reenz1156]

@@semmu93 I use the AMVR grips, and hold the q3 controllers by the tips, with the help of the grips on my fingers not the back of my hand, and you can roll your wrists, just like with claw grip

[@void-citizen]

Updated beyond review yes

[@Paneka_]

The Quest 3 really changed how i think about VR. I was just about to drop VR completely, when i tried out the Quest 3. All the complicated steps to boot up Beat Saber on my old Rift, GONE. Put it on wherever you are, done.

[@TommysEdgeclips]

How many steps was there?

[@WcaVR]

So i spoke to a franchise owner at EBgames about the Valve Index. They told me that Ebgames was importing them with no partnership with valve. Valve flat out refuse to offer deals, so ebgames was buying fullprice with the benefit of franchised importing perks, to offer us the cheapest option. They told me ebgames would honor Australian warranty laws for it, but since they're importing, it'll take longer... they also laughed & mentioned they hope noone does cause it'll cost them more as a business too. Valve's actions against Australia from the long term it took to give us $aud in the digital store, to the lack of hardware sold here (vr , steamdeck , steam machines etc), i think Valve just don't want to sell to Australians or even like us enough to.

[@ayyndrew]

I've heard it's because the ACCC is very strict and were the ones that pushed Valve into their current Steam refund policy

[@WcaVR]

@@ayyndrew i considered that too, but valve have a longer history with ripping off Australians. before they gave us AUD in the shop, they charged us in USD. but they charged more. they would take the aud RRP and just put it on the store as USD, no conversion of currency. basically as an example, when GTAV come out, they wanted $103 but the digital store at rockstar charged $79aud. Valve has been out for australia for a long time.

[@SlampthChompth]

To be fair I don't think valve has the supply to be giving out unlimited units to everyone who wants to get some middle man action.

[@WcaVR]

@@SlampthChompth That's not really being fair tho. They've had 5 years to sort out that issue. Even by just implementing a steam account needed of a certain time activated could have mitigated alot of scammer buys. 1 vr headset per account. Also steam specifically banned Australian addresses and Australian credit cards from purchasing them which meant we had to import at almost twice the cost with zero warrantee. The too be fair seems one sided to valve only. The steamdeck is only now being released in Australia. steam machines never released here either. really after 5 years there is no such thing as supply issue... it seems targeted. Valve has a history that cannot be ignored with Australia. before they included $aud in the store, valve set prices far beyond exchange rates. for example - well known game GTAV. on release it was $79 in stores & $79 in Rockstar Digital store (dev set price). It was $103 on steam. if you look into steam store prices, back then, pre-hardware, valve ripped off Australians.

[@ayyndrew]

@@WcaVR at least we have the steam deck now

[@Naysy]

Whats your favourite headset?

[@SpeedPlays666]

PS VR2

[@La_False]

Quest two, it feels mobile

[@gusar3213]

I'm still rocking the Quest 1, but am very close to ordering the 3. As an overall package, it's unbeatable.

[@babore89]

The index but I haven't had much experience with other head sets and I still agree with you that the index isn't that good and I'm starting to have some audio problems along with one of my controllers breaking a bit

[@AlitaGunm99]

Index. Yes, it's outdated at this point, but I will never buy a Facebook product or make a Facebook account. An updated Index would be ideal.

[@kcg795]

I "rage-bought" the Valve Index when I thought I was having issues with tracking in Beat Saber with the Quest 2. It was, mostly, skill issue, turns out. I did try wireless with the Quest 2 with my PC, recently, and was actually impressed with how well it worked. It also seemed like the tracking was doing much better. I do prefer the wider field of view that the Index has. Everything you said at the end is the reason I'm sticking with my Index. I even bought a 3rd base station to help with tracking even more. Don't think it helped, but whatever.

[@autobotguy]

The V64 update that just came out for the Quest 3 has an update for the Quest Pro controllers. I too used to have ALL KINDS of tracking issues and disconnects with the QP controllers, but this update COMPLETELY fixed the issues. Try giving the QP controllers another try!

[@Naysy]

I will! thanks!

[@protocrush]

Thanks!

[@4Panccaa4]

Protocrush remember me Pancake?

[@Naysy]

thank you! 🤩

[@protocrush]

@@4Panccaa4 of course! Hope all is well!

[@mrmurdock6994]

1 reason why the valve index is still the best headset. actually 3. 1 - laser tracking is superior than image tracking, 2 - no worries with battery for the real gamers, 3 - mods. there are many mods out there you can install on your vr. 4 - higher screen refresh rate (this one is much more important than resolution in VR btw index resolution is good enough). I'm waiting for the new valve index 2 come out to upgrade. I would never use facebook no privacy VR anyways.

[@Lazuriteplays]

I agree on refresh rate is more important than resolution for me too. Also, higher resolution require a more expensive graphics card (yeah, a point on a $1k headset). Plus, the experience is just... Good. The audio is phenomenal, the controllers are comfortable, the tracking is great (even when I forget to turn a lighthouse on). It's not the best at any one thing, but it does everything well. Sucks about the warranty. I could have saved $300 buying used, but I'd rather have a 2 year warranty if a controller or base station, or the headset itself dies.

[@jamesjaymes6835]

Yea I’m honestly really anticipating valves new headset as well. Hopefully it’s announced by Q1 next year

[@Twiggy163]

And this is why I refuse to break from the Index: ease of use. I boot it, SteamVR boots, Im in the SteamVR Home room and off we go. The controllers being heavy is new to me. The resolution is a bit of a bother now, but its not like my PC can deal with anything more at the moment.

[@chigawop]

The weight of the Valve controllers sound bananas

[@Jynatech]

i mean i havent noticed any issues with weight lol ig its depends on person

[@exodous02]

Got my Quest 3 yesterday and yeah, the controllers are half the weight. I didn't know the knuckles were so heavy. Meta is probably going to allow 3rd party controllers, maybe someone will make knuckles for the Quest. Now I'd want them half the weight but besides that they are the most comfortable VR controllers.

[@duhby]

@@Jynatech it doesn't matter until you start playing actually difficult speed maps. Sure you can still be good at them like thinkingswag and garsh, but it's clear there's an inherent disadvantage if you look at the headsets top players use (garsh doesn't even use index anymore)

[@Jynatech]

@@duhby they dont weigh a lot but for beatsaber its not that good because with a quest 3 controller its j just a stick and more better shaped for beatsaber

[@Tak3aStepBack]

They were not heavy at all bro

[@PinePlaysVr]

in my opinion, i like both my index and my quest 3 but i will always choose my index due to convenience lmao

[@grantzeebs]

I maintain the opinion behind Reason 3, is that Valve got into trouble with their return policy prior to 2016 (there was none, that was their return policy then) and that didn't go well with Australian government. so when they got the billion dollar fine and changed their policy in 2016, they looked at potential places to distribute hardware and decided Australia's ACCC would probably find another problem with their warranty or processes and went "lets not do that again"

[@gusar3213]

I wondered why you don't use the Bigscreen Beyond. The light Quest controllers and the cable are good reasons. There's also the lack of built-in audio on the Beyond. The thing with the Quest is, it's not the best in any particular thing, but delivers as an overall package. Costing less than PCVR headsets ist a great point too.

[@Larv6464]

I would love to see an update Bigscreen Beyond headset review, a updated studio tour, and a best accessories for the Meta Quest 3 videos 😱

[@kelownatechkid]

This is really good commentary and mirrors my feelings well. The Quest 3 for me is just so incredible I don't need any other headset right now.. it plays back 3D movies in full quality with the 4xvr app without even being connected to a PC, in mixed reality with hand tracking!! That feature alone makes it a must have, it's ridiculously futuristic and costs less than half of what I paid for a 3DTV 10 years ago.

[@Joric78]

I've only owned the Quest 2 and 3, but the improvements on the Quest 3 with the pancake lenses and higher resolution dual displays, as well as the content library and PCVR capabilities, meant there really wasn't any competition. The colour passthrough, standalone performance and wifi speed was just a bonus. Only negative I found was the smaller binocular overlap, which did drive me bananas for the first couple of weeks, but now I don't notice it. Mind you I never used the stock strap. I didn't find the strap that bad when I first got the Quest 2, so it took me a while to replace it. Grabbing the BoboVR Halo strap made it so much quicker, easier and more comfortable to get in/out of the Quest 2 that I never used the strap on the Quest 3 at all, just replaced it out of the box.

[@SingingSabers]

Great video @Naysy , and I appreciate all the work you must put into these! I'm wanting to make my quest 3 my main headset and I'm almost done with my PC build, so I'm pretty hyped to do some higher quality mixed reality stuff. It's been a long time coming.

[@Egypts]

Do you prefer virtual desktop over steam link for beat saber?

[@mastergoose2k4]

Banana - I used to swear by my HTC Vive Pro's tracking being the best of the best. Cable never used to bother me neither, until I got to try a Quest 2 with Steam Link VR. I couldn't tell any difference in tracking accuracy, plus I had better optics and it was fully Wireless. Bought a Quest 2 on a discontinued promotion and have not touched the Vice Pro since. I never thought I'd be recommending something owned by Facebook, but overall it's better, even if I do still prefer the Vive's wand controllers.

[@johndoe-yw7eb]

I thought the main reason would be better pass-through, like in case you get hungry mid-session and want to grab a banana.

[@GlitchVR]

This video came at a great time thank you!

[@vringo6503]

Es wird zeit für eine Index2 mit Oled + Höherer Auflösung + Wireleas. Gibt es da schon was neues an infos dazu?

[@xSS4x]

I'm still using my Oculus Rift, that thing is invincible. Just wish there was a way to upgrade the lens on it because that is the only real cons it has. Kinect V2 for FBT as well works great and was super cheap. I think it will be many more years before i change my setup.

[@mathslap]

less accurate tracking makes speed easier since there is swing overcompensation giving you wider swing angles

[@jt3000o]

doesn't matter the resolution of the quest 3 is it still lower resolution because it is an encoded image from your computer

[@rupert274]

Exactly. I've heard the Quest 3 experience is full of compression artifacts. Most people just look at the display resolution and look no further. The Valve Index uses DP 1.2 which is more than enough for the ~15 Gbps needed for 2880x1600 at 144 Hz while the Quest 3 has a max data rate of 0.96 Gbps which it does over USB (or wireless). I'd buy the Quest 3 if it used DP 2.0 (80 Gbps). Otherwise there's no point.

[@tricky1383]

I def want to see a review of the Bigscreen Beyond because I've been considering jumping to that from quest 2, and I think I need to see more of it to finalize if I'm gonna get it or get like the vive xr elite

[@NinjaGuyVR]

Makes a lot of sense! I also use the Quest 3 as my main headset. Doing content in VR is definitely more inconvenient than flat screen. But we find ways! Haha. Great video Naysy!

[@ddssrr1614]

I was a Vive headset user since the first, but swapped to the Quest 3 on release & never went back. Best headset by far. Wireless is literally game changing.

[@goaliedude32]

i just picked up my controllers right as you got to the point about the controllers. it's crazy you must have a different model? mine are so light i dont even notice them

[@Seri-sx4lu]

Thanks for the detailed review as been on the fence what to upgrade my vr headset into. Rather bananas how long been holding back but this sure helped me to narrow down what to get

[@Bromopar]

This video was a delicious banana. I've been wondering when the Valve Index was going to start showing its age and I guess that time is upon us. I know as soon as I got my Quest 3, my Quest 2 went in the bargain bin. Translation: I gave it to my wife. I love the Quest 3 a lot more than then its predecessor and I've been playing more VR games than ever before. It's a really tough package to beat right now.

[@Space-_-Bender]

9:20 There's no audio on the quest 3? Or a headphone/microphone jack?

[@Nothing_Gaming12]

8:50 why do you not use a link cable?

[@jagblocks3592]

Could you make a new review on the big screen beyond with all your thoughts?

[@ryderodonnell1078]

About the quest with valve index controllers. I love the index controllers I haven't had their ability issues yet but I've generally been not hooking my controllers around my room and I'm normally very gentle on my beard controllers. Still managed to get stick drift on my quest controllers but I was able to fix it because I own an air compressor. Which really helps when you have stick drift.

[@nathaingalt8623]

My biggest beef with the index is how it feels like an almost abandoned project. So many games struggle to use their button lay outs, and index compatibility keeps feeling like an afterthought...

[@QiVR42]

Hi Naysy! Awesome video as usual.. Hope you see this! Wanted to ask you a question that's been bugging me for ages - what are your settings for getting Virtual Desktop to run Beat Saber with no (or very little) LAG. Mine lags like crazy to the point where it's almost unplayable, even the haptics lag 😭 Also a lot of frame drops... It runs OK with Steam Link, but still has a lot of frame drops. I have a 3080 so surely that's enough for smooth gameplay. Quest standalone version runs beautifully, but I would prefer to use PCVR for custom songs etc.

[@randommonk1]

what naysy uploads to the internet isnt what u see in the headset. Since shes using the quest and using wireless in the headset its kind of laggy. you just gotta find that sweet spot and maybe u even need to upgrade your router. Though i dont need to since its 5G. try getting a 5G router or a Wifi 6 one. they are pretty good id say

[@4Panccaa4]

Nice video Naysy im running the Quest 3 and I use link cable for Beat Saber so I don't have any lag spikes. But when im playing Gorilla Tag PCVR I use air link so I can turn around. And for some reason when I use air link in my room where my PC is air link lags and disconnects but when I use air link in my living room where my wifi router is it's so much better. idk but i thought that if the headset is closer to the PC then it's better but I was wrong.

[@tomc1380]

Thanks and g’day fellow Aussie! Q3/QPro/rtx4090 user and I agree that once you go wireless it’s hard to go back to being tethered. I’m thinking about upgrading my wifi5 router by adding a dedicated wifi6e router. Which one are you using? Thanks mate and best cheers from the GC.

[@Naysy]

I use the one Virtual Desktop recommend. I think it’s an Asus router.

[@rraet]

One of my questions is, when you are using your quest 3 wirelessly what application do you use to launch pcvr? (Airlink, VD, Steam link?)

[@OiZoProduct]

I love the wireless PCVR experience on the quest 3, after upgrading my wifi it's almost flawless that and the new steam link app on the quest make it a great experience all together!

[@dj_duplicity4862]

Sooooo I play mostly shooters or combat games on vr and I legitimately hate the quest buttons for picking stuff up. I have heard the valve index has actual full finger tracking which sounds fantastic to me. Unless there is a way to get that on the quest 3 I don't see me getting one. I currently have quest 2 and was thinking of switching to the index because I do wired PCVR on steam and my quest 2 is suuuuuper blurry for anything even remotely far away

[@LunarDude28]

I can see where you’re coming from and it’s understandable that not all headsets are one size fits all. While personally I’ll still be content with the PCVR landscape I hope you enjoy your Quest 3

[@dronepilot918]

Shoulder pain is from the over the shoulder bolder holders.

[@WujiKami]

Your way of presenting your thoughts and experiences is incredible. I wish you had a Pico 4 you've accumulated a lot of experience with headsets and you are very capable at presenting your findings through your videos. Well Quest 3 makes the most sense as a purchase right now might be time I pulled the trigger. Thanks for this video.

[@Naysy]

Can't even buy the Pico in Australia :'(

[@StarryStarryMoonlight]

I can agree !

[@Pet_vr123]

How much thoes the valve index cost?

[@mymrmelon3503]

someone asked me why I use my quest 3 instead of index... Literally has better resolution, screens, lenses, etc.

[@dread_yt]

I bought the Quest 3 on launch day, after having the quest 2 for quite a while. Settin gup streams and getting the Quest 3 to work with Airlink sucked when it first came out, so I bought Virtual Desktop to help in streaming, but you can't pin windows with VD. I finally went back to airlink because they fixed it quite a bit. I did buy some great headphones to go along with the 3 and upgraded from the M2 to M3 strap with the conversion kit. Banana

[@HHSBruh]

I always used valve index but now I love the quest 3

[@Meccarox]

I want to see an upgraded review of the bigscreen beyond.

[@gus.smedstad]

I have a Vive Pro 2 with the wireless adapter, and Index controllers. I like the Index controllers. The only real problem has been grip actuations. Because it has finger tracking, it sends a light touch of the grip as a "button pressed" signal to games, and most games assume you're using a controller where a grip activation requires a much more deliberate squeeze. This leads to a lot of false positives, which can be a real problem depending on the game. Fiddling with the bindings in SteamVR can sometimes reduce this effect, but usually not. I find wireless essential for any roomscale game. The wireless adapter *mostly* works, but it's really frustrating when I get a disconnect. I really want something that's more reliable, but don't want reduced resolution compared to the Pro 2, and I'm a bit skeptical of the tracking accuracy of the Quest when you don't have base stations.

[@KEMBL]

What is the game name at 03:28?

[@Llamu]

Beat saber unless you mean the one at 3:30 in which case I have no idea

[@KEMBL]

that one which she plays using legs

[@K4daniel]

Can confirm, have an Asus GT-AXE11000 now with Wifi 6e and the occasionally occurring lag is gone when I move my head faster around. Thought it is a bug but its not. Together with Virtual Desktop, its really nice and now I'm back to my old performance in Beat Saber. Couldn't beat my Rift S (cable) scores. Now its like a cable connection and using PC VR a lot more, because its just working and I can play where I have space and not attached to a 7m cable..

[@jaydice1]

What is your camera setup? It’s probably the best I have seen on YT

[@MrCocoaVR]

naysy how do i get a replacement controller for my quest 2

[@richardnoall3758]

But even with wifi 6e, don't you find the latency even with a decent router to be an issue with something like Beat Saber? I have a really good Asus wifi 6e router, and I'm using the wifi 6 channel exclusively for the quest 3, but it's still hit and miss on performance with fast paced games.

[@ryderodonnell1078]

Also the vive wand controllers are really heavy. But I still get a higher score and beat saber it's just it's a lot more strenuous on my body

[@SEGAGENESIS-m1z]

I had valve index and big screen and sold them to get a quest 3 and im staying for the long run. Simply the quest can do everything the others do but I also now have WIRELESS capabilities. And I paired them with the Quest pro controllers and its amazing. Yes I could've used my valve index controllers which had better tracking and finger tracking BUT I would still need the light houses and need to play around with mods for it to work which just wasn't for me as far as being able to use something anywhere anytime.

[@EvilGlitch]

I agree, playing with index I feel as if my skill doesn’t go up or down, I wish I could “upgrade” to the quest 3 but the funds aren’t there plus my quest 2 broke down and all I have is my expensive toy ;-;

[@kj3d812]

I would love to have the lighter controllers of the Q3 for Beat Saber, but although I do own a Q2, I don't use it much and never for Beat Saber. I absolutely loathe Zuckerberg (though I change the first letter of his name to an F....) and don't like using the Quest for that reason. I use BSLegacy Launcher for Beat Saber, which works with my Steam version of Beat Saber but I don't think it works for Quest (have to look into that again). I know there are other mod setups like SideQuest for the Quest, but last time I tried to access some special feature on my Quest by setting myself up as a "developer," it caused all sorts of problems and I really don't want to go down that route again. Maybe I'll take a look at Quest Link again and see if that might work. I have all my custom songs saved on my PC and don't want to have to pay for extra storage on a Quest 3 just to store them there. My trusty Index is still holding up pretty well after four years (though the tracking seems to glitch sometimes :/ ) as I try to patiently wait for the next Index release...........

[@Ryu0rKen]

Surprisingly the Quest Pro controllers don't really seem to have any advantages in Beat Saber but I did notice a difference in tracking in other single player story games. For example I remember I was playing a game where I had to reload a shotgun quickly and I was having trouble with the Quest 3 controllers but and then I switched to the Quest Pro controllers and I could do it like it was nothing.

[@mariueg]

I was waiting for the store to open to get my quest 3 on launch day as the only one there. Love it so far because its not the best in any category, but its above average for everything for a ok price

[@xeno3d133]

Updated bigscreen review for sure. Considering getting one to replace my index

[@jxy5298]

I haven't done wireless in so long. I think my stubbornness about not getting any quest 2 accessories has ruined my perception of wireless VR. I have been using my valve index for 7 months. In that time, I have rarely ever used my quest 2. I think that now better applications are out for PCVR on the quest such as Steam Link, I might reconsider my choices. I am not getting another wireless headset until the Valve Deckard releases though. That will always be my first option.

[@leinadreign3510]

The index controllers are heavy? Woa, Im using Vive pro controllers and pickig up index ones is such a huge difference: these are light! A bit too light. Im really afraid of breaking the index controllers if I bump into anything. So Im still using the Vive pro ones instead X D (I can defend my flat with them!)

[@ddnava96]

Tbh the Index controllers may feel even heavier because of their shape. There's a big difference between having all the weight inside the part that you're holding (Quest Pro, Quest 3) and having parts of that weight away from your hand (Index) as that weight will try to twist your hand and that's something else you need to counteract The Quest 2 conteollers aren't that bad because the external part goes over your thumb and it kinda balances itself out

[@maxo1352]

Great video naysy ..they all seem so fun you really know how to make it look interesting keep up the great work 💯💯 your doing so great 😎😎😎😎

[@jursh3936]

ive been using the quest pro controllers with my quest 3 and i feel like im doing better in beat saber but im definitely getting a workout they are significantly heavier haha but i just play on expert not expert plus lol

[@Naysy]

That's good to know!

[@Lexi-vr_13]

Quest 2 is my favorite

[@MatthewA0531]

same expert plus is too hard for me

[@TheCrazyMan3]

⁠@@NaysyI’ve been using the quest 3 and doing it with the controllers and a good headstrap and i beat ghost with it and no arm strain or any of that!

[@jursh3936]

@@TheCrazyMan3 I’ll have to try it again with the quest 3 controllers cause I feel like they weigh half what the pro controllers do Dx cause in multiplayer everybody votes for ghost or power of the saber blade then they all lose.. I wanna beat it when all the random people pick it to be a troll

[@HugMyAxe]

whats the game at 1:24?

[@Arilovesyou-]

No mans sky

[@Llamu]

@@Arilovesyou-lmao no?

[@Arilovesyou-]

@@Llamu comming from the same dude who plays siege

[@Llamu]

@@Arilovesyou- I’m not even trying to argue with you, and you still decide to clap back with the most stupid, unnecessary, unrelated response that helps you in absolutely fuck all way like what the fuck are you on, 10/10 rage bait I guess

[@Omgravioli_]

It’s called kayak vr

[@Anim8RAnarchy]

as someone who used qeuts 2 and 3 the battery is so bad it was a wired headsert cus i always had to use it on charge i will not be going back from my index

[@Cymbiotic]

My Index died in two weeks due to a screen issue. Found the headset was too clunky, Couldn't do what I wanted to out of risk of failure. Just decided to keep it as a paperweight since I'd already gotten my trackers, Just kept my stations and controllers. Gonna get a Q3 and controller dongles sometime.

[@rickandnaruto]

I'm gona wait for the BigScreen Beyond 2. Currently have a Quest 3

[@waffles777]

Banana! Awesome video Naysy. Been primarily playing with my Q3 linked to my PC and it's definitely the best bang-for-the-buck for sure compared to an Index.

[@gloomyvale3671]

I’m looking forward to the deckard standalone headset.

[@zephyr_lrn]

6:54 "power of the saber blade"

[@Smofy]

If you dont have good wifi or any ethernet and your trying to play pcvr, I think the quest 3 over link cable would be good. But I prefer the valve index because its so much more responsive in vr titles as because its connect directly to the gpu instead of a usb 3 port.

[@R2green3]

i stopped using mine because it stopped working and Valve wouldnt help me

[@Bell_Arclide]

I think that next month everything is going to change with the release of the Pimax Crystal Light. I don't know if you will be able to get it in your country but it is a direct upgrade to the Valve Index in every way and for only $699. Its PCVR only so no messing with the quest 3 setup nonsense. It has the highest resolution of any consumer VR headset on the market. It has aspheric glass lenses that completely remove the godrays and distortion found in all other headsets. Its FOV and refresh rate are also similar to the Index. You can also chose to use lighthouse tracking with Index controllers or the inside out tracking built into the headset with Oculus style controllers. It truly does it all while only being a little more expensive that a Quest 3.

[@britishdonut.mp3]

I’m gonna get the index because I’ve always wanted one because I’ve just started to get into steamvr

[@sodapopinksi667]

I would like to watch your updated thoughts on the Beyond. I originally ran into this channel because you were discussing hardware, and I stayed for the banana.

[@thegtagtwins]

Thanks for the advice I was going to get a valve index

[@abmong]

It's the logical choice. if you want to be relatable to most amount of people you gotta to use the same gear as them. Quast 3 is just the most popular owing to price/performance.

[@mycelium1456]

Index gave out other day and i have 3 working basestation 2.0 with 3 knuckle controllers and 3 body trackers i bought that i never got to use because i didnt play index for almost a year then bought steering wheel and played it worked great put it down tried next day no display did everything try trouble shoot. Either way jus made sense to get a index again especially since my 4080 will beable to do 144hz. That and i sold a ak skin and got 112 for it so only had pay 400. Im looking around second guessing but it just makes sense

[@MyCoolStrawSir]

So I have the knuckles. Those seem to keep up with faster songs like Ghost and Final Boss chan. When ever I use the Quest 3 controllers it cant keep up with the game. My arms are moving but the sabers either jump to another spot a second later, or just disapears for a second. The Quest pro controllers can almost keep up with the knuckles. Also I am using the Vive Pro 2 and it feels faster than the Index.

[@S.C.-wo8hq]

EB games is a throwback.

[@The_silent14]

I cant wait to upgrade to the quest 3 thx for letting me know

[@tazyou11]

I guess I just had another banana. Thanks, Naysy, for posting this. Was very interesting. Love your content as always. ❤ Take care

[@Nurr0]

Welp TIL the Index isn't even for sale in AU! Banana.

[@Naysy]

🙃

[@jamesleegte]

Wired pcvr headsets are perfect for us folks into driving or flight sims! Pretty much all the wired headsets get released and marketed to us sim folks because we need DisplayPort and generally our rigs are expensive and we have the money to buy the expensive wired headsets. For sim racing I only use DisplayPort headsets and when I play games like Alyx Vertigo 2 etc I use quest 3 and virtual desktop. Quest is really bad for simulation games but it’s great for non simulation games.

[@Bold_StudiosVA]

Steam link is plug and play. Kind wana see you test drive it now XD. also has full quest Pro feature passthrough support, including built in Foviated rendering.

[@cryptage9161]

hah Eb Games is still selling them in New Zealand

[@investinjahcoin5029]

I’d love an updated review on the beyond 👍

[@chocolate5217]

I can relate with the weight of the controllers, I can´t do some beat saber levels because my arms are so heavy at the end that i can´t lift them fast enough to hit the upper notes. But as I play beat saber to lose weight it´s a plus thing 🤪. Other problem is the grip in Index, I don´t know why but sometimes I can´t get the best grip with my left hand and the movement becomes awkard in the faster songs.

[@alexgamingyt-cj1bf]

i mean, if you really find the cable annoying juat use a pulley setup

[@spidermonkeynr1]

There is a big but. Even to get the real resolution that the quest 2 has you need atleast a 3090. Ro get the max out of the quest 3 with pc you even need a more beefy gpu. The controller won't track behind the back. Example synth riders some players like to hit some placed orbs behind the back and that's impossible on the quest. Personally I want to go to the Index instead of a quest 3. If the quest had a display port that it would be easy. Have you ever tryed the 559dollar costing dpvr e4 that has a display port

[@CrimzonZ96]

Chat here's the thing. They can release the best vr headset ever but I'm still getting and Index for Christmas IDC!! Prob q3 for bday tho

[@syobon_karo]

I sold an unused quest 3 to get the valve index since its better at pcvr

[@JoshyyV2]

I still prefer the index, wireless is so insanely hit and miss for the main games I play I just cannot switch over, I need that response time.