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The standalone is pretty damn impressive for your average user at that price, though. And that's what matters for capturing the market.
by goatlover 5y ago
The standalone is pretty damn impressive for your average user at that price, though. And that's what matters for capturing the market.
- esyir 5y agoSpeaking as a guy with a full fledged gaming PC and a quest/quest2, the quest was the device that really sold VR for me. PCVR is nice, but has it's limitations. Location is a big one. my desktop is located in an area with no space. Being able to go to a different room with my quest and just play drastically reduces the friction of the reality-VR transition. You of course get different annoyances like fidelity/battery, but the freedom of truly wireless VR is a massive bonus.
- goatlover 5y agoAgreed, I put it in my backpack and bike or walk to small gym nobody is currently using and have the maximum space without worrying about running into anything.