PSVR2 Owner Buys a Quest 3
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- čas přidán 9. 05. 2024
- After all the hate over the PSVR2 I finally decide to buy a Quest 3 to see why everyone is hating on the PSVR2. After playing the Quest 3 for a month I am ready to make my comparison and share a few thoughts on both the Meta/Quest 3 and the PSVR2. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more VR content! #PSVR2 #Quest3 #VR #VirtualReality #Tech #Unboxing #review
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It's all about the games for me. I was a PCVR guy for years but I don't think any one single year in the PCVR ecosystem compares to the PS VR2's first year. The fact that we got TWO whole Resident Evil campaigns is INSANE! I just finished RE4 on Hardcore and it took me 22 hours! Best VR singleplayer experience I've had hands down, and I've played both Alyx and Boneworks. Throw my over 200 hours of Gran Turismo 7 on top of that and it's just insane what the PS VR2 has provided me. This is not to mention all the other amazing games on the platform or the OLED screens, headset haptics, eye-tracked foveated rendering, and adaptive triggers.
I've owned a Rift, an Odyssey+, a PSVR1, and played a far amount of Quest 2 and the PS VR2 is on a whole 'nother level.
Thank you! I understand the sentiment when people say there are no games or there is a serious lack of games, but seriously even if they stop announcing new games there are so many hundreds and thousands of gaming hours to be had the value is there. Would I like more? Sure, but I can barely keep up I may have a week or two here and there where I'm ready for something new, but the drip is consistent enough to keep me happy.
Just use UEVR bro
The Exclusive games on PSVR2 are wonderful. But, imagine being able to play those same games using a Wireless Quest 3 connected to a Powerful PC. I promise those same games would be much much better. With Sony allowing the PSVR2 to connect to a PC maybe they will put those games out on Steam for some PCVR action. I can’t wait for the 50 series GPU to drop. The games are going to look Real! 😉👌
Yeah so is quest 3 another level to quest 2. PCVR and standalone VR beats PSVR2. I'll buy one (maybe) if it comes to PC but never had a playstation and never would. Hate playstation. Was Dreamcast GameCube x box Xbox 360xbox one then Series X with PC builds in between and am currently on PC which beats out a PS5 Pro on specs already lol
Yeah you got them but we can do it with mods. and also we can do any unreal engine game in VR and many others including cyberpunk 2077. do you even know PCVR. And most PSVR2 games that are on quest 3 it can run on it's own without even needing a PC. totally wireless and PSVR2 can't compare to that. Sometimes I can't be arsed to boot up my PC and just wanna jump into a game.
I've owned both since launch. Quest 3 is awesome in every way once BoboVR fixes the comfort issue. The PSVR2 sweet spot is atrocious!!! Sony has abandoned it already. So disappointed ☹️☹️
I own PSVR2 and Q3 (along with multiple high end PCVR headsets). And I appreciate and agree with this video. The media is trashing on the PSVR2 hard lately. Just like they've taken to declaring PCVR dead. As someone who owns and uses all of the above, I think the media is FOS. They're increasingly trashing on anything that isn't a Meta headset, and these claims are just not true at least from the standpoint of actual customer experience. Which headsets I'm having the most fun with and using the most are more or less in the exact opposite order the media would have you believe.
The media was declaring the PSVR2 DOA before it ever even released just based on the price. And this was always from a very PC-centric point of view where they're including the cost of the PS5 in the price, but not the cost of the PC because _obviously_ everyone has a PC already. Or they're arguing from comparison to Quest standalone and ignoring that this is a comparison to mobile chipsets with considerably less power. Either way, an unfair and misleading comparison.
Also thank you for pointing out that Q3 does not actually cost $500. Buying accessories like a hard strap for it is practically a requirement, whereas other headsets already come with everything you need in the box. So customers should be aware of the cost of the Quest accessories they will also need to purchase when comparing price.
I agree with you that the PSVR2 and Q3 are actually relatively evenly matched, and which is better depends on your use case and what you value more. I don't end up using my Q3 very often because its native games offer less fidelity. I use it when I'm traveling or to play its exclusives. And there are actually very few meaningful games that aren't also on PCVR and/or PSVR2. And I will always choose those other platforms when I have a choice because the game will be better on them.
The PSVR2 is probably the most underrated headset on the market right now. And it's a shame because I think it has really impacted its sales and consequently Sony's continuing investment in the platform.
Thank you for this. I am glad to hear that I am not crazy in feeling like there is a hit out for VR headsets currently.
This comment was beautiful to read, people hate PSVR2 for no reason and I'm sure that when it has support for PC they will love it out of nowhere, for me the only thing that needs to improve is having more support from Sony , like by the end of the year we have to have some announcement of an exclusive game for the PSVR2
You said it. They are two different beasts. I started out on PCVR and got fed up with the constant tinkering with settings and spending on upgrades. I got the Quest 2 to use as a PCVR headset then got hooked on the effortlessness of standalone. It’s just like putting on a hat, then you start playing. I feel that the Quest gaming vs PCVR reduce friction by 70%. Of course the graphics are a bit N64, but I can play anytime, anywhere. I have taken it to parties, on holiday and yes, I am the VR prick on the train!
By the time PSVR2 came out, I was very interested, but had already invested too much into my Quest library and headset mods. So I passed.
PSVR2 is awesome. Especially the controllers, haptics and big titles. It is the closest thing to PCVR without the hassle and the costs. The only downsides I can see is that they didn’t make it reverse compatible with PSVR1 games and the non existent returns policy. These problems don’t exist with Quest or Steam.
As for the haters? They are either trying to justify their purchase, justify their choices, want to be in a gang, jumping on CZcamsr bandwagons or they are just pricks. Human beings are designed to be territorial and hunt. Translate that to modern times, when we don’t have to hunt anymore, you either evolve, or become a prick.
I am currently running a Quest 3 with Quest Games Optimizer, Aubika VR battery strap, AMVR face gasket and Maecker knuckle grips. The Quest games optimizer is the best $10 I have spent on my setup!
You get it! This is one of my favorite comments.
I will check out the optimizer. Have a good one!
I don't own a fully functional VR setup although I have VR ... I am super interested in PSVR2 PC compatibility and will pick up a headset once it is either unofficially supported by Monado community members (see Monando VRs discord as they even have a custom breakout box) or by Sony.
The PSVR2's hardware is the best in its price class. If the Open source community can crack the PSVR2 so to speak, than I am in.
If anyone plays Legendary Tales on PSVR2, you'll agree it is by far one of the best VR games available. Its a 40+ hour walking RPG, you craft stuff, kill goblins and skeletons etc its like an unmatched updated version of Blades and Sorcery. PSVR2 is the best affordable gaming headset out there Madison VR just came out, looks terrifying.
Only downside to PSVR2 is you can't use it as a standalone monitor if you don't have a TV as if you turn your PS5 on and turn on the headset, and a tv isn't connected, it says follow the instructions on the tv, if you then connect it to a tv you can instantly use it and there are no instructions on the tv. PSVR1 allowed you to turn it on, it turned in the ps4 and you didn't need a tv connected, and that didn't even have passthrough. Its the only thing i dont like about psvr2.
Legendary Tales is amazing.
@@oliversmith2 I do miss using the PSVR headset as a monitor.
Great video… Let’s not forget on how we can still play all the 2D (None VR) PS4 & PS5 games in cinema mode, all the way up to an IMAX experience by using the PSVR2 as your main display while enjoying all the benefits of OLED and up to 120 hz by disabling the 120 on the console and enabling it on the headset 😎.
It’s insanity to me, on how many individuals own the PSVR2 and don’t realize all the features that is giving us as a massive plus 🤦♂️.
Thank you!! Yes indeed. I played some of Alan Wake 2 in the headset and it was really impressive!!
@@JonnyGamingNetwork Awesome… Great to hear, keep up the great work 😎.
And we can play Xbox in the headset lol
I too have quest 2,3 and vr2 and I ONLY reached for the vr2. IMHO, I will end all my quest thirst once I could afford the apple vision. Vr2 I will be gaming on
i have a valve undex as my pcvr and started with a htc vive and then a psvr1, and so far i love the psvr 2, the haptics are so immersive when done right and hdr and oled on it are amazing so yeah i dont understand the hate it gets in the media, especially from other vr users as you would think they would want all types of vr to succeed as they say a rising tide would elevate all of us and give us more games
Nice! Exactly, I think we're lucky to have any VR and rising tides do indeed raise all ships.
I have both and love both. I DO actually like the PSVR2 more because it's really streamlined and EASY to set up. it's lighter and more comfortable. the cable is annoying but the games run SO MUCH SMOOTHER on it. if it had pancake lenses it would be nearly perfect
What a refreshingly fair assessment, especially in regard to the Quest catalog and the lack of really compelling AAA titles. That said, I think that's starting to change (which is about right since it takes 3-5 years to bring those titles to a new gaming medium (like standalone VR in this case). So really right now is about the right time to start seeing more and more titles become ready for release.
I consider Asgard's Wrath 2 and Assassin's Creed to be AAA and I suspect we will see more by the end of the year and a steady flow from here on out.
I also agree that PCVR is at an amazing point right now, particularly with the releaase of praydog's UEVR injector, with lots of great titles but still hindered by needing a powerful machine to run them. If anyone can figure out really solid streaming (a la Geforce Now) for PCVR, it could be a game changer.
That said, PSVR2 is amazing tech with a really compelling ease of use and some dazzling titles. It bothers me that so many people want to pick a side and pit the headsets against each other. More VR is better for everyone.
I do think Sony is missing a tremendous opportunity in focusing solely on new, VR-only titles. They have an enormous back catalog of titles across many platforms that would be amazing to play on a giant screen in a headset, especially if they created a framework to allow them to be played in 3D.
After playing Nintendo 3DS titles via CitraVR on the Quest 3, I was immediately sold on the potential for reviving old titles via VR mods. My first thought was how cool it would be to play the PS2 and PSP God of War games in 3D in a headset.
Great take.
Thank you.
You are correct it does appear that Quest 3 is about to come into its own.
Honestly, a lot has changed since I made this video.
I am so excited about all the Flat2VR news, and it really looks like things will be ramping up all around.
Thanks for watching!
So one is for chilling and hanging and the other is for the best gaming experience. Thanks for you perspective 👏
Thanks for watching!
I have no hate on any VR headset Technology. I have only been a PC user and gamer for many many years, so all my games and apps are PC based games - even before VR even got started. I never did consoles such as Play Stations or Xbox systems. Both are very good, but I have too much invested in PC computers and had no need for a console system.
I now have the Quest 3 and works well on my PC gaming computer. And again I have so much invested in games for the PC and know the PC very well. I grew up with PC computers from day one when they became affordable. That is all I can say.
If I had a Sony Play Station 5, I would be saying the PSVR headset would work for me.
So it is what your interests are for computers.
Take care.
I totally agree. I like it all and definitely play most of my flat screen on PC as I also grew up building gaming PCs.
Try Bobo's S3 Pro headstrap. It's the same-ish headstrap you love for the Quest 2 but with a proper battery, and the fan is nice.
I got the M3 I understand the S3 may be better, but I didn't see it at the time I got mine. That being said I love it, I have two batteries for it, but alas no cooling fan. That fan is a good idea though.
I'm not, and have never been, a console gamer. I also use VR for more than games (although plenty of gaming as well), so the Quest 2 and 3 with the standalone and PCVR capability they have at the price was a no brainer. I mostly use PCVR, and the upgrade from fresnel lenses to pancake lenses was worth it on it's own for the Quest 3. The standalone performance increase, resolution bump, colour passthrough/mixed reality, real IPD adjustment and wifi 6e were certainly nice upgrades as well.
That said, I'd still love to check out the PSVR2, but I don't know anyone that has one or locations that offer demonstrations. That makes it a hard sell locally for console gamers, and especially those new to VR. Why buy what amounts to an accessory only usable with a small subset of their console library (I've heard it compared to aim controllers, light guns and dance pads), which costs more than the price of the console? I'd really like to see what Sony do with PCVR and try that as well, since that would actually make a PSVR2 headset useable for me and provide direct comparison. It's hard to imagine the fresnel lenses seeming like anything but a massive downgrade from the Quest 3's pancake lenses. I stick my Quest 2 back on when sharing, playing multiplayer Quest titles or demonstrating VR to friends and family, and the fresnel lenses more than anything else really seem outdated.
I have been playing vr2 for around 1 month now and alrrady had to start game collecting, they are awesome i finished very bad dreams, paradise hotel and the 7th guest. Now into beat saber and the walking dead. Resident evil to come and many more 👍
Paradise Hotel, 7th Guest, Saints and Sinners, you are on the right track! You'll love Resident Evil. Are you gonna play Village or RE 4 Remake first?
@@JonnyGamingNetwork I have both RE 4 and village will be Re 4 1st, but I got close to 60 games now vr2 most I haven't played yet just got Madison vr I will play 1st tomoz I think. 👍
@@matthewhall6888 Nice!! You found all the games they don't have, lol.
MADiSON is good, so far. I'm having a hard time formulating my opinion as I feel the scare factor has been overhyped...
Thanks for your opinions man, keep up the good work! Loved the comparison. I'm on Q3 I've got a Ps5 but i have a 7800XT PC build, and Oculus Link Cable for PC gaming through The Q3.
My Daughter Loves Gorilla Tag, she plays it all the time on my Q2 also.
Thank you so much! Hey, but you have what you want and aren't hating on others so you are doing good in my book. Have a good one.
In one sentence: After trying the PSVR2 and purchasing the Quest 3 to experience Half-Life Alyx, I was disappointed by the level of darkness in Q3, yet very impressed by my ability to read the small text in posters within Half-Life Alyx.
Yes, I was surprised by the light as well. The blacks were more of a very dark grey. Those OLEDS really are nice for that "true" black.
@@JonnyGamingNetwork Try setting brightness in Q3 to like 40 percent, ofc, cant compare to OLED
@@andrejh8132 Thanks for that. I'm about to toss the headset on now. I'll check it out!
Then the contrast on the quest 3 up then 😂 also zero mura on quest 3.
@@QuestNation3221 i have contrast slightly turned up, like 15 percent or so on the slider, its never gonna be perfect with LCD but as someone who doesnt look at any OLED screen daily except for phone the blacks dont bother me, but i only use 1080p LCD monitors for gaming and its fine for me
I prefer the games for PSVR 2, but Quest gives you the ultimate vr experience with different types of VR experiences that aren't just games . Watching the Blackpink concert in vr for example blew me away.. If PSVR had a browser, youtube tv, Big Screen,oculus tv... it would be the best but it has none of that. But ultimately for gaming, games like Kayak Vr, Switchback, and Horizon Call of the Mountain are just such amazing experiences that define vr for me. In the end I have both and love both
Agreed. I honestly have really grown to use my Quest quite a bit. If I want to play a new game and have the option I'm probably going PSVR2. I've been playing Fallout 4 VR and that's been a lot of fun and currently I can't do that with my PSVR2...
The thing with all the mainstream gaming "journalists" is that they received this email from meta about how PSVR2 had and would not have any games and Meta is still running that campaign in media. They also pressure devs to not create improved versions that where on Meta and now ported to PSVR2. The devs from. Among us outright said this on PSVR. Without Parole's discord and live stream chat.
Yeah, it's all been weird to watch.
its sony traditon at this point
@@JonnyGamingNetwork it shows how powerful media is when misused/bought. They say you cannot kill a idea and that is exactly what Meta has done, inject this idea everywhere. From a business standpoint very clever I suppose but rarely so for the consumers especially when it comes to the VR market.
@glennsam-sin1738 I couldn't agree more, and now, with Meta vying for full VR software dominance, I'm afraid the consumers will be the main ones who lose out. I would live to see some good back and forth competition, but it's a small market...
I have a Quest 3 that I love. I haven't picked up a PSVR2 yet, but I imagine I will get one soon just to play the latest version of RE4 and RE Village. Unless they are ported over to PCVR or the Quest 3 anytime soon. I just don't like having a cable connected to the VR unit. I feel like that could go bad for me.
I rarely notice it, but I could easily understand why you feel that way. Yeah, the Resident Evil stuff on PSVR2 really well done. I wonder if they have plans to release RE4 Remake on PCVR. Have a good one!
Resident Evil 2,3,4,7 and 8 are all in VR on PCVR. Just a search away to see for yourself.
@@coppermine64 Steam doesn't have the latest RE 4 version that the PSVR2 has.
@@coppermine64i try all resident evil in vr and the psvr2 version is the best i try. more immersion ,precision and amazing control at the first launch
@@coppermine64it's not the same experience, also you need a high end pc to run barely well those mods vs a cheap ps5.
I have them both and I love them both :-), but is it only I think that "sweet spot" on psvr 2 is too small?
Gets prescription lenses and there ain’t no sweet spot at all …whole lense is clear
I've heard people say that, but I haven't had a problem with the sweet spot personally. The only time it has been blurry for me where when I needed to adjust the pupil distance or if I needed to clean them.
I've used both. Both are good for different things... PSVR2 is absolutely great if you are more into games (I will say - Horizon Zero Dawn on it is GREAT). The Meta Quest 3 is what I'd use for doing things like working out and chats and such. I love using VR for FitXR and other workouts and... PSVR simply is not great for that due simply to the cords. But if I were more into the gaming aspect then I'd argue PSVR is better. Both great but for different things.
Agreed. Since I got my Quest 3 I've used it daily, but I'm still hopping on my PSVR2 quite a bit as well.
I don’t have a VR headset and feel like I want both the Q3 and PSVR2! So hard to decide which one to get first though.
If you don't have a PS5 I can say the Quest might be more practical.
Quest 3 is easily the best all around VR/AR headset. You can use/play it anywhere. Its capable and potential is far better than its price tag $500 to $600 but you really need to spend extra on external battery for long play season and upgrade the strap.
Have a Quest 2 for 2 years and is easily the best $300 you can by and Quest 3 does fix the main problems that Quest 2 suffer
@@toututu2993 I would absolutely buy my Quest 3 again. It was a great purchase. I see your point on killing the Quest 2 which is unfortunate for people who bought it right before the price hike.
I subscribed to your channel because I have been trying to get my word out. Has well on my channel a good video well said 👏
Thank you!! I am so glad you feel the same way and I'm glad you appreciate my take!! I am just so tired of hearing so much negativity when there is so much good VR. If you like what you have that's all that matters. I'll check your video out. Thanks for being positive and watching!!
I love the versatility of the quest 3 but I'm also curious about the PSVR2, I might pick one up at some point.
Similar for me only backwards. I love the PSVR2 and will always play it, but I really wanted to check out the Quest 3 and I am loving it because of the versatility and just overall it is a fun piece of equipment.
I think it's a good pace the games are coming out for PSVR2. Ever heard of the saying, "Too much of a good thing is a bad thing"? The point is, I still have an amazing backlog to complete, so there's no room for complaint, lol. I hope Sony keeps pushing games into the store, whether they're new, ports, or exclusives. As long as it happens, who cares when they come out? You invested in a future device, come on now. How are people beating all these games is what I want to know. I've beaten 10 games and still have 20 to beat on top of that. Hell, it would be hard to keep up with the games even if you had an infinite catalog of games. I like people doing reviews so you can find out about the best games.
But you can use quest 3 on PC VR I do it all the time. although the standalone games keep me happy for now. But I have a ryzen 9 5900x and Rx 6800 and it smashes the PCVR. You do need to make some adjustments in the oculus debug tool to get it looking great. it's mediocre until you do that. well not in all games but some are blurry till i messed about with bitrates etc. now Skyrim VR looks amazing and so does anything else. EDIT when I unpaused you mention the PCVR I am still playing asgards wraith 1 as you get that as well as 2 when you buy the quest 3. which is awesome. that one is PCVR only though but is amazing. What GPU and CPU do u have? BTw humble has a PCVR bundle atm with loadsa cool games. Like 7 for £15. I picked it up just for after the fall. which is a saving in itself. Co's that is £23 or something on steam. Try the debug tool and those shortcomings you mentioned disappear. Or quest 3 games optomiser or sideload app to get better standalone VR graphics. Make sure you do some research before messing with debug tool though. It's easy just watch some video's first maybe.Makes a big difference as does the quest games optomiser and the sideload app. You can up the resolution and framerate etc
No mans sky VR is amaziong on quest 3 as well. in fact i am off to play it now lol. I got the 512gb version. else it was 128 gb. like a quarter of the storage.
PC support is coming to PS VR2 as well.
@@BCBtheBeastlyBeast Yeah I know but I have a quest 3 now. so be pointless. Plus i like being able to play games on my headset without even booting my PC up. and good ones too.I just bought one like Helldivers 2 that is standalone. called guardians frontline. and breachers. Ghosts of tabor. you don't need a console or a PC for those which is amazing. But if you want higher fidelity you can.
@@BCBtheBeastlyBeast Yeh not for playstation players lol. that is only if you have a PC. We are talking about PCVR and standalone versus playstation VR 2 and playstation. can't try steal something from the other side of the argument. were talking playstation vr2 versus PCVR and standalone which PSVR2 cannot do.When it comes to PC it won't be a flipping playstyaion VR it will be PCVR.
@@Steelninja77 You're being combative for no reason dude. All I said was PC support was coming, not arguing whether one is the better than the other in my one sentence.
PSVR2 has no games? 200 games in the first year. That is more releases than the Xbox One had in a year as a console.
I'm definitely not complaining about the catalog in fact I have plenty to play. I do understand where people are coming from who are looking for a lot of different experiences and the Quest library is huge in comparison as I stated though they are mostly low end indie games which is fine, but if I had to choose I'd go PSVR2. I do really like the Quest though as well.
@@JonnyGamingNetwork that is exactly the difference. I still have a Rift S for my PC but I have not used it since the launch of PSVR2 and I have not missed those indie experience apps so far. I do look forward to PSVR PC support tho as it would allow me to play exclusives like HL Alex and the UE mod app of course
@@glennsam-sin1738 I am really excited to see PSVR2 on PC!
@@JonnyGamingNetwork hell yeah :)
They’re both great I love both.
Agreed 💯
I own both a Q3 and PSVR2. I love both, but because im a sucker for OLED/HDR and haptics/triggers, I gravitate towards PSVR2. I just find it a bit more immersive when games are multiplatform.
My Q3 runs on a pretty good PC fwiw (3080 ti).
I hear ya. I bought the Q3 just to make sure I wasn't missing something and I was definitely missing something, I'm glad to have the Q3, but given the option I'm picking up the PSVR2.
I have the quest2 for 2 year and I have never played so much in my entire life since the release of PSVR2
over 600 h of play time and 20 h on my quest 3 since release big library on quest but nothing good for me compared to my psvr2 and the same game on the 2 platform i buy the psvr2 version this is my choice
That's generally how I feel as well.
Nice guitars dude.
Thanks!!
I got the PSVR2, 1 because I have the PS5 already, and 2 because it is still cheaper here than buying a Quest 3, plus for comfort costs even more for a decent headband.
Not interested in Social VR and a solo Gamer, and the PSVR2 games quality is better.. I have the Quest 2, so don't see a need for a Quest 3, and the Quest 2 is outselling the Quest 3 4 to 1, and they are not that happy with the Quest 3, ad to get sales are coming out with the Lite 3, a cheaper version of the 3.
great video!!! with the upcoming onboard full body tracking on Q3 the oled and haptics don't even matter to me. Keep Questing!!!!!
Thanks, I really appreciate that. The body tracking is really cool, I was super impressed the first time I sat down and started swiping and grabbing windows with my hands.
That's all that matters for sure. Enjoy and have a good one!
For the same price, and not needing a PS5... The average person will get a better value out of the Quest 3.
Way more games, and it is getting so easy to play PC VR games on the Quest 3 FULLY WIRELESS.
PSVR2 being wired definitely kills it for me.
I have to say. I am playing a lot of PCVR on my Quest 3 and I really enjoy being able to spin around and not have to worry about cords. I haven't made a video in a while because I'm honestly trying to figure out my current stance.
Obviously the Quest products will and should go to a larger market as they are amazing devices and your average Joe doesn't have every system. The PSVR2 is definitely more niche. That being said I think I will continue to play bigger releases on the PSVR2 and just daily drive the Q3. I will admit I spend a lot of time with a headset on and getting the Q3 has only increased and added more depth to my overall experience.
Also since I got the Quest 3 I have pretty much just set up my wheel for GT7 and my PSVR2 is basically a standalone NMS and GT7 unit right now. Lol
I love my psvr2. Who wants to lose in Creed?
I know I would. I need to get back in shape.
@@JonnyGamingNetwork the last 5 days I have burned more than 600 calories per day only through psvr2. Weightlifting daily is additional.
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@@klausleber6178 I was doing that regularly up until 4 months or so ago and am trying to get back in the habit.
I just find psvr2 blurry, I've wiped the lenses so much they've probably lost a layer. I've adjusted till the cows come home. STILL blurry. Will be buying a Quest 3 soon. Can you wear glasses work the Quest 3? Thanks
Have you tried getting prescription lenses? They shouldn't be blurry
You can wear glasses in both headsets. They even sell prescription inserts.
It's depend on what game have you tried, village, saint & sinners, red matter, all of them offers good resolution.
You do realize that you don’t need trackers when using the quest 3 with pcvr right? You said you needed trackers and you don’t lol
Yes, I am currently using my Quest 3 through Virtual Desktop. I'm not sure when I said you needed trackers for anything other than PCVR without a Quest 3, but thanks for catching it.
@@JonnyGamingNetwork Inside out tracking on most PCVR headsets apart from Valve headsets and Bigscreen beyond. No trackers needed
Pcvr base station trackers are already pretty obsolete that inside out tracking could potentially be improved to be as good but you can play it anywhere you pleased without external separated device
I ❤ both, they’re both worth the money I spent on em. But, I am disappointed in the Fresnel Lenses Sony used for the PSVR2 if they used some like the ones on Quest 3 it would look so much better. If you ask me, Which headset is better…? I would say the Quest 3 because it is totally wireless and standalone. I can take it with me anywhere and easily share the experience. Play some thrill of the fight in mixed reality mode out in the middle of a forest and you’ll know what I mean. Yes, pretty soon both headsets will have the ability to connect to the PC but, can it connect to the PC wirelessly… which ever headset can do this is the winner! we already know, who the winner is and it starts with Me…🏆😉👌 ‘’Meta Quest 3’’
I really like both as well. I definitely am impressed with the Quest 3.
It will only take Sony to develop and update the software and the headset is a whole new monster. I’m a PSVR2 user and if I had the funds I would have both. They both have their exclusives and uses.
I agree.
What’s the minimum you can spend on a ready made pc for VR? Bare minimum
I mean I've seen 3060s going for as little as 999, but I mean technically some of the 2000s can run some games. So you have to look at the specs for your headset and game you want to play. I would say absolute cheapest pc that can still run VR 750-1000, but you'd be better off spending 1200 or 1500 and get something a bit better if you have it and even if you don't time catches up...
That being said I've experimented with my old 1080 ti and I could run a surprising amount with that and my Quest 3, but I wouldn't recommend that at all.
basically anything with a 1080 gpu, 16gb ram, ssd at min no hdd. maybe $1200. use pcpartpicker and lookout for sales on individual compenents. building is super easy now. only screwupable part is seating the cpu. i can even run borderlands 3 in vr while also livestreaming with a cam on just a 1080. the one atea people dont budget thats important is your wifi setup. minimum 5g but you probably want wifi 6. pc has to be wired directly to pc. router has to have channels seperated (no mesh). if you have a lot of wireless devices may want to dedicate a router speciphically for the quest
and dont skimp on the power supply. a cheap one can fry everuthing else
@@jayes5066 my bad I didn’t make this clear before, I know nothing about pcs, that’s all kinda Chinese to me😂😂
you have a Quest 2 right there, why did you think you need a Q3? Q2 runs same games - they're actually made for it - and at $200 it's heavy competition to both. Resolution on both is barely improved from Q2.
And as I said, VR are targeting the most popular platform, so unless you really want best graphics or OLED whatever, Quest 2 has the market in its hands. Not that it's really selling much better tho: most gamers are not in VR, it's mostly in the hands of brats or casual gamers at best.
Still, it's where games are premiering: Max Mustard, Medieval Dynasty, Tropico, Smalland you name it, they all come first to Quest and maybe later to psvr 2, pcvr
Need is a strong word...
Hi, i had the ps5 and the psvr2. Sadly, the psvr is to blurry for me and i hate the cable. Now i have the quest 3.
For me, Quest are just poor man Apple vision and I would sell them off the moment I got me a real AppleV. Vr2 will remained with me for gaming
I could see that. I will say, I enjoy getting online and using the virtual desktop is amazing. Of course that just makes your point for Apple if thats the main thing you're doing.
The Apple Vision Pro is an amazing productivity machine that is crazy refined but that's the majority of what it does. Meta Quests have been gaming and social machines that are in the process of adding productivity to the list of things they do well. As someone who uses the Quest 3 more for school than anything else I am super happy with it
@7:29 "I can just relax" (video lags out violently) lol
NMS is only on PSVR2
No, it's on PC VR as well, just not stand alone Quest. I have definitely had my best NMS experiences in PSVR2, but it looks great on PC VR as well.
@@JonnyGamingNetwork My problem with PC is all the need for optimization from the player. A console has none of that. Much more convenient.
@@dragoonseye76 agreed, when you get it dialed in it's definitely fire. That being said Hello Games has also done a lot of work making it good for PSVR2.
@@JonnyGamingNetwork I love mine. I just want more games.
@@dragoonseye76 we all do. Have you seen the Flat2VR news? It looks as though we may be getting some unexpected ports.
People say PSVR2 is blurry. Do you agree?
Nope , those people need glasses - I got prescription lenses and no sweet spot anymore and clear
@@Atum1c there is always a sweet spot with VR so I can not take your comment seriously.
@@byronwellburn bro , I literally put on the headset and done - no more messing around at all - serious , well I do have the globular cluster too but after getting lenses it’s a whole new ball game.
I didn’t comment to lie jeeze , was trying to help
@@byronwellburn I've not had a problem with it as long as I keep my lenses clean and check the eye distance.
Had mine since launch and I don't know what people are talking about with the sweet spot I've never experienced blurry. Adjust the headset the way you should and your good to go. Games with foviated rendering remind me why I spent so much on this thing.
I bought a psvr2 and can't even get it to connect to any games so far without having to hard reset the controllers and cant even get into re4 at all.
Really wanted to love this.
Really frustrating.
They're still having the controller issue? I had a person tell me about it a few months ago and I've seen some reddit posts, but I hadn't heard anything recently. I had to reset mine once, but that was all it took for me. You're definitely not the first person to tell me this, I was hoping they had finally got a real fix in. Sorry to hear this.
I would contact customer support. See if you can't send your old controllers in for new ones. They should be able to replace them. Or troubleshoot with you and try to fix the problem
@@DrierHyperion21 there are several known work arounds and they will replace it. I had a similar issue when I got mine. It seems to be the only persistent hardware issue anyone can really pin down.
@JonnyGamingNetwork I got mine second hand on eday but still under warranty. I called Sony and they said send it in, but if they can't fix the issue then I'm stuck with it and the 30 day return guarantee will be expired. That's what I get for spending 2 weeks trying to research a solution. Lol.
Dig your channel btw.
@JonnyGamingNetwork I've tried everything I came across. I can play the village demo if I hard reset the controllers but RE4 is an absolute no go on disc or digital. Would love any help I could get, otherwise it's going back to the seller.
Problem with psvr2 is if you drop a controller you can't buy a new control no one has time to contact sony send old one back wait for it come in mail 2 weeks later.
The controller issue is a big one. After a year I would normally have some back ups.
@@JonnyGamingNetwork Yea i also asked if i could buy some spare answer was no.
@@HiddenPreservatives yup. I called and emailed starting a week after I got my headset and realized how quickly the controller batteries go dead. I figured by now they'd a least be on the market. That really does suck.
@@JonnyGamingNetwork Yep
Vr looks abit erm 💩 i keep getting tempted but i just feel like its going to be a waste of money the games the graphics just dont seem good enough. And everything looks cheesy. Can someone tell me different tell me what im missing. It seems like hype hype hype and you look past the hype and everything looks cheese
I absolutely understand that sentiment. It is for me more about the feel. The graphics in some games are quite pleasant, but even the ones with lesser graphics can be very immersive and fun if the feel is there. I would say VR is still quite young and still developing as far as a platform, but there is a lot of fun to be had if you are willing to look past some of the downfalls. That being said, it really is improving at a surprising pace.
Let me tell you. I have the psvr2 and it was the best. You will not regret. When you get it, get horizon, grand turismo and resident evil village. I wish they release grand theft 6 on it. But try it. I bet you may not want to use tv anymore
Immersion makes up for the graphics trust me.
Sony always drops accessories. Looks at the pep, psp vita, Sony ps3 tv's., all are gone now. So will psvr
They never dropped PSVR 1. Heck there are still PSVR 1 games coming out still.
ps vita sold for 9 years and had over 2500 games on it. Something that's gets dropped doesn't sell for a decade and have 2500 games.
What hate lol i guess you can find "hate" on everything if you look for it. For me psvr2 is unusable because of mura effect but i am in a very small minority and only got it for a few exclusives. IMO Quest3 is just better because it can be used as a PC headset and psvr2 can't so for most people just makes more sense to get Quest3. I Personally use bigscreen beyond for sim racing. I don't really get the cost comparisons you do as far as PC if its for quest3 its just 500 you dont need any extra trackers or whatever and you seem to lump the cost with (pc + quest3) as if ps5 does not cost $500 and then you can get into the whole debate how much pc games cost on steam and console game costs when you average those things out over like 5 years you will find out consoles aren't really cheaper. PSVR2 only makes sense if you have ps5 and nothing else.
It's mostly Reddit and CZcams drama, there is a fairly devisive fan base, lol. I just got my Quest 3. I really like it. That was kind of my point though enjoy VR whatever headset works for you. I totally agree as far as practicality it makes far more sense if you have a decent PC and don't have a ps5 to get a Quest unit. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I appreciate it. Have a good one.
@@JonnyGamingNetwork Think their biggest mistake is not letting it work on PC but there are some rumors it might so will see. Kinda odd not to do it off the bat when their competitor does it just means lost sales.
@@Eskoxo Its coming. They've officially announced support and there are even people making 3rd party drivers currently. It definitely would have been smart to announce from the beginning. Which is why a lot of people are saying the PSVR2 is dead and Sony is passing the buck. Personally I think it's cool, but I do wonder why they didn't mention it until recently.
@@JonnyGamingNetwork It was probably never planned to be on PC but since they did not hit their target sale numbers they are switching their minds but it's a bit too late as it will need some sort of adapter which will add costs as current gen GPUs do not support that type of connection besides like rtx 2000 series (so even if drivers get support it's kinda moot).
@@Eskoxo That is the general concern. They've already found a 150-200 adapter that works. Sony hasn't said anything else yet other than anounce the support. We'll see what happens. It will be interesting to see how it plays out.
Quest 3 is infinitely superior to psvr 2. Quest 3 has a huge library of games that all playable on their latest device. Constant updates for the headset, and Meta know how to market their product. Shame as I love Sony, but they’ve really let themselves and their consumers down with the lack of support for this headset.
I agree and I own both
Quest is an entry level children's VR toy, it is most definitely not superior to the PSVR2, what are you smoking?
It is not strictly "better". It's definitely a great piece of hardware, however they do different things. Psvr2 games are on the quality level of a high-low PC graphics, not only that but there are exclusives titles that would never run on a device like the quest(even if the processor is strong). Psvr2 also provides insane value quality wise. You're getting near PC VR level performance for around 1.1k, when most of setups cost around 3.5k. The quest 3 is a better overall device, it has top of the line media experience, it's portable and compact, has the best lense technology out there(pancake lense) and a higher definition display. Not only that but the entirety of the quest catalogue is compatible, however don't confuse this with meaning there's a ton of game's out there, most of the apps are just indies or media experiences, not exactly what I'd call "hardcore VR gaming".
Again it is flat out stupid to say quest 3 is infinitely better than psvr2, they're fundamentally doing two different things. I'd be like saying Quest is way better than PC VR when that's not really true, it's just the price difference being immense. The more ideal way to go about it is comparing psvr2 to PC VR, when you do that you'll realize the value/price ratio on psvr2 is simply out of this world, hell I know people who own PC and quest VR, yet STILL play psvr2 because of it's unique blend of simplicity and quality.
@@2nd2none73That can definitely happen, quest 3 is "good enough" that the graphics are tolerable at least. To the point where you'd have to go out of your way to see the difference between them. That's besides the other advantages quest has ofc.
@@HelVRI think they're both fine, neither are vastly superior except to fanboys. The extra storage is a rip off, mostly I play pcvr anyway.
not sure why people cant be grown ass adults and enjoy all of it. this bs is just as stupid as the console vs pc argument. i've had several consoles, starting with the original nintendo, and i love playing games on my pc.
I agree. My main point and it may have been lost was enjoy what you have.