>works wirelessly
>starts up instantly, in a VR game in a few seconds
>no outside sensors
>good controllers
>IPD adjustment
>1600x1440 OLED per eye
>over 150 games and apps within a year
>cross buy between PC and Quest for most of them
>can use it wherever you want, roomscale setup is quick and easy
>can easily enable developer mode and play third party games,
>can use USB-C to play PCVR
>can stream PCVR wirelessly with virtual desktop if you can tolerate 30ms of latency
>hand tracking for menu navigation and watching videos
>literally getting better with each software update
why do people hate this again?
Oculus Quest
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Henry Clark
it's a waste
if you're wanting to get into vr, just get one of the newer headsets
hell even the previous headsets are a better deal
Jaxson Gutierrez
>hell even the previous headsets are a better deal
retard opinion, both HTC and CV1 have much lower resolution, Vive controllers are legit terrible
Jordan Edwards
>Walled garden
>Facebook can revoke things you've gotten through sidequest
>Facebook can brick your device
>Heavy and uncomfortable
The wireless thing is a big plus but it has some pretty big drawbacks.
Jacob Martinez
It also runs at 72hz and the link mode absolutely ruins the image quality due to black compression, viewport delay and artifacts.
Juan Murphy
Do people hate it? I think it's pretty nice. The video pass-through for moving around and setting up the boundary is cool as hell. If I hadn't managed to snag the odyssey+ at $250, it's probably what I'd have gone with
inside-out tracking definitely has its disadvantages, but it's ~500 more dollars for a newer lighthouse setup, or about the same price for an older system with lower resolution
This I'd like to read more about. I just assumed it'd work as well as the S in PC mode? Never got to try it myself
Jaxson Lewis
>everything owned by Facebook
>including your entire game library
easy answer, end of thread
Jeremiah Ross
>giving kikebook money
>participating in kikebook in any way
No thanks.
Evan Robinson
Bought it in January since the Rift didn't support my IPD and the Index seems permanently sold out. Very satisfied. Link works flawlessly with no noticeable delay, sideloaded a ton of shit including pirate games since Facebook isn't going to do shit about it. Haven't even noticed any discomfort while wearing it like some people claim to, my guess is that they're pencil-necked faggots. Great for porn, too.
Christopher King
It's nice if you want to try VR and show if off to friends and family, but falls off from being a great demo machine.
Eli Miller
>It also runs at 72hz and the link mode absolutely ruins the image quality due to black compression, viewport delay and artifacts.
people keep lying about this as if it wasn't easy to disprove lol
youtu.be
The viewport hasn't been an issue for a few months, no matter how fast I move the headset I never get black around the edges
Jacob Mitchell
another great thread, marketer-kun.
Brayden Turner
just pirate the games you dumb nigger.
Kevin Jenkins
Pretty much what was already said it's a nice little "oh look at that" but without sidequest the thing falls short with a catalog of games that is instantly outmatched by PCVR
Chase Morris
>through the lens zoom in meme video
It’s good enough to gauge how well the SDE is mitigated within the display, but actually try playing HLA with the Quest and something like a vive or Index on standby and you’ll see the drastic change in image integrity
Jordan Gonzalez
sure thing buddy played thru hl alyx on my quest worked way better than my vive
Elijah Sanchez
>retard opinion
wired > wireless
Bentley Jones
>but actually try playing HLA with the Quest and something like a vive or Index on standby and you’ll see the drastic change in image integrity
I had a vive and now got a quest.
I know I can see stuff at a distance much clearer in Onward and the black levels in TWD seem fine to me, the whole artifacting thing is a meme at this point except for the very edges where you can see some compression in raw resolution
Lincoln Green
Nicholas Turner
Tried it and it was pretty good, but I don't think that there's the steam catalogue, and Facebook owning Oculus doesn't make me trust the cameras on the headset
Connor Sullivan
>cross buy between PC and Quest
What does that mean marketer-san?
I crossbuy games for my Asus monitor and logitech Rumble pad every time.
Isaac Cooper
I don't care about standalone devices. When it's the midrange Rift S killer going to be released?
Brayden King
Quest is a standalone console
Gavin Cook
Honeymoon period/buyer’s remorse.
Mason Sullivan
How do you do that? I haven't been able to find APK's anywhere except sidequest, and those aren't the games you pay for
Ryder James
I am a huge quest shill but dont lie about the cross-buy, oculus promised a lot of cross-buy titles but there are only a handful right now, most games worth getting like superhot VR and beat saber do not have cross-buy.
Ayden Edwards
>nooooo you can't enjoy something you bought
Julian Morales
games like superhot and beatsaber are going to get bought twice anyway so the devs want the extra money, though the majority of titles do support crossbuy
I got SUPERHOT for free on Quest anyway because I supported the kickstarter years ago, kinda nice
Benjamin Rogers
>that cable mess
and indexfags still pretend outside-in isn‘t holding VR back lol
Kevin Peterson
If people don't buy low tech VR, high tech VR will never be developed.
Nicholas Foster
Quest doesn't really seem to have any momentum over PCVR. Right now it's desperate to get scraps from PCVR table, nobody's developing any worthwhile Quest exclusives. Sideloaded Pavlov is somehow the best game on Quest.
Hudson Russell
>Quest doesn't really seem to have any momentum over PCVR
Jason Smith
it will be developed, but only when its good enough to be acceptable