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You need a good router to play with wireless on quest 3. A link cable is guaranteed to work well, but then you can't turn more than 360 degrees with a cable.
I now have the HP Reverb G2 myself and am completely satisfied with it. I recommend that you simply test (rent) different VR glasses and see which one suits you best. Recommendations are ultimately only opinions
I'm not sure how practical this is for some people but it's certainly the best recommendation. 'Test driving' a range of headsets is much more likely to result in a successful pairing of headset to user, as people priorities differ when it comes to the various aspects of VR headsets such as resolution, clarity, sweet spot size, audio quality, comfort, wireless capability, controller design etc.
I could just be way behind now, but I don't think you want to take wireless into consideration for games like this. It's a nice option for the less intensive games. I haven't heard any buzz about wireless keeping up with the graphic intensive games yet.
If i had a PS5 i would probably buy the PSVR2 as a complement for games with lots of dark environments. Thats Q3s downside. The black level is pretty bad.
Coulda fooled me. The PSVR2 is dog ♥♥♥♥♥. Mura and awful colors at times. Also if it's fresnel lenses it wont matter if its OLED, its yesterdays tech and small sweetspot is pooh pooh.