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If Apple announces at VR/AR headset that looks comparable to the Quest, I think the choice is a no-brainer if you care about privacy. And if you're already in
by jedberg 3y ago
If Apple announces at VR/AR headset that looks comparable to the Quest, I think the choice is a no-brainer if you care about privacy. And if you're already in the Apple ecosystem, I can only assume that my Apple headset would work seamlessly with my Mac/iPhone/iWatch/iPad.
- satysin 3y agoPerhaps but I think it is quite unlikely the Apple headset is going to be anywhere close to $499. $1499 is more likely. Knowing Apple it will be higher than my guesstimate but we will know soon enough I guess. As for this new Meta Quest headset. There is nothing Meta make I would touch with a 10 foot pole for personal use. I don't use Facebook or Instagram or WhatsApp and I don't plan to change that anytime soon. Hell I have all of Meta's known domains blocked at both the network and browser level so I don't stumble onto something. Meta, to me, is toxic.
- justinsaccount 3y agoWhat if valve released a standalone VR headset? For me that would be the no-brainer.. a (most likely) open platform + large library.
- jedberg 3y agoThat would be great for gaming, but my main use case is productivity. I want to drop my monitors and just use an A/R headset. A man can dream....
- layer8 3y agoBased on current rumors, the Apple headset will have better display tech, but no controllers (only hand gestures), a separate battery, limited software, and a much, much higher price. For casual game-oriented use, the Quest will be the better choice for most.