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I think I'm going to bite the bullet on the quest. I plan to do some vr development so having access to one most common headsets helps. On top of that, while th
by DaedPsyker 6y ago
I think I'm going to bite the bullet on the quest. I plan to do some vr development so having access to one most common headsets helps. On top of that, while the vive is better, I just can't justify the cost at the minute (perhaps if the development takes off).
The base stations plus the headset and controllers are over a thousand, unless someone can correct me.
- vessenes 6y agoI've owned the Original Vive, the Vive Pro, Vive Pro with wireless add-on, and the Quest 2 - everything is put away in favor of the Quest 2, in fact I bought two of them. I even made a (only for the Quest) facebook account, something I haven't had since 2010. The Quest 2 is awesome, IMO the first truly accessible VR platform. With a modern wifi hub, it can also stream from your PC outrageously well - no cable needed. (Virtual Desktop + Sidequest). Anyway, I recommend it.
- nomel 6y ago> while the vive is better Here's a through the lens comparing the Quest 2 and Vive. The Vive is absolutely obsolete, in terms of image quality: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTaYQNghAxI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTaYQNghAxI