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If you are fine with Facebook then Oculus Quest is the sweet spot at the moment. It does not have photorealistic rendering like PC-based VR but it is self-conta
by terramex 6y ago
If you are fine with Facebook then Oculus Quest is the sweet spot at the moment. It does not have photorealistic rendering like PC-based VR but it is self-contained, does not need a PC but can be connected to a PC to play PCVR titles, has solid library on its own and being wireless is huge advantage. There are strong rumours that they will announce new Quest model on September 16th at base price of 299$ - but do not quote me on that.
I'd avoid PSVR, it is obsolete in 2020.
- tutino 6y agoFor Occulus, you have to be fine being forced to log-in with your Facebook account to use it and giving FB a direct access to cameras + mics (+ a total access to anything on your PC with the Rift) Given their total lack of ethics, I don't think Facebook deserves our $$$. But it's true that the Oculus price is attractive (as with everything where we pay with our privacy)
- silicon2401 6y agowhat about the valve index? Oculus' facebook connection makes it flat out not in consideration for me
- falcolas 6y agoThe index is great, honestly. The knuckle controllers are fantastic (though there's some issues with the surface mounted joysticks not having great longevity), the HMD is fantastic, and the support seems pretty top notch (bad controllers being RMI'd). The biggest thing seems to be the long lead times between ordering and arrival.
- terramex 6y agoIt is top of the line, but definitely in "$$$$" category. Personally, I've grown to dislike wired VR and cannot go back to it even though it has many advantages.