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but it's black and not milky grey like on the Quest.
Black level is most important for games with night / space settings. As for daytime stuff, you will also benefit a lot from the greatly increased contrast compared to LCD.
I do not want to pay more than $500 for the headset, I do not want half of that cost to be wasted on some ♥♥♥♥ mobile tier CPU from a decade ago when I have a real PC, I want a standalone native SteamVR headset not like the Windows garbage that requires extra drivers that require Windows and will be discontinued by the manufacturer when it flops rendering all the headsets useless. Why is this so much to ask for?
Good to see the PSVR2 finally coming to PC, even tho it still seems like its gonna need an extra driver, its not SteamVR native, its gonna be Windows only, still costs ~$700 in my region and apparently half the extra features of the headset won't even work but I guess its still below $1000 and does not fund marks plan for world domination further so I guess thats a step in the right direction? Still 10 steps back compared to the initial SteamVR launch..
Cmon Valve make an Index Lite already.
Yes. RE4 REMAKE VR proves this. Block the flashlight in some of the truly dark rooms and you get a pitch black image/ no light image. It depends on the game. Yes there is mura but depending on the mfg date of the headset it varies wildly. Mine has very faint mura a 1000% better than the old PSVR headset.
On Q3 with pancake lens clarity is EVERYWHERE,while on PSVR2 its just in the middle
Psvr2 does that.
Extreme corner sharpness is a gimmick. Because you will almost always focus your vision in the center area.
just playing madison vr and yes, this one also goes completely black (turns off pixels)
before that the games i played didnt feature that, so i thought TV oled black is superior...
Quest 3 has the following limitations
* LCD - color bleed, back lighting - means no true blacks
* Fixed Foveated Rendering - means the edges will be lower res than the middle bc no eye tracking
* No direct PC connection - means latency and compression from PC
* Battery - limits play length
* No headset haptics
* No adaptive triggers
* No headband - terrible headstrap that is a joke really
If you want to replace your mobile phone, than sure get a quest.
However if you want the best gaming headset, than PSVR2 is it.
Fresnel lenses are good especially when paired with OLED.
he had been whining about mura for MONTHS prior to that...I really wouldnt take him seriously.