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Hey thanks for dropping a comment! I saw your other one too. So we agree on the price being absurd, that’s good. 😄. A few things, a random dude on the internet is always an opinion. It’s the price that really what supports my opinion in this video. A lot of people seem to think that if I owned one or spent more time that I would feel differently.. Sure one demo is short sighted but I have used one a few times ore times since that demo and my option hasn’t changed. Even the market has decided that this isn’t a consumer friendly device. But let me be clear, I never said it was bad, it just wasn’t different enough to justify the cost. It SHOULD be better than Quest for $3500. In fact it better be. But it is but it’s not 7 times better (in my opinion). The AVP if was priced competitively would be hailed as the best headset to ever adorn our heads. But they didn’t do enough to make the market care 7 times more. Its unique use cases are great but hard to justify if I can do them elsewhere (in lower quality of course ) and then get the bonus of gaming. No one is confused about the AVPs superior hardware we just don’t care that much. Owning one would just turn me into an apologist, justifying my purchase to those who’ve chosen not to get it. It’s not about comparing it to the Quest as much as it is actively opting-out as most MR/vR needs are being met for far less. Lastly this isn’t the market being mad that the AVP isn’t the same as their Quest. This is more like a refrigerator that cost 7 times more than yours that adds WiFi, a clear door made of sapphire, connectivity to your online grocery store, with internal depth cameras and a built in beer tap. Yeah it’s better, it’s just most people don’t want it bad enough. Their food is already kept cold. .

@@TheConstruct_VR I appreciate You taking the time to respond to me. I think we actually agree on a lot-especially on price being a major barrier. No doubt, the Vision Pro is a niche product, and Apple made a deliberate choice to price it that way. But I’d argue its value isn’t just about how much ‘better’ it is than a Quest in a linear sense (like being 7x better because it costs 7x more). It’s about redefining how people interact with spatial computing, and that shift isn’t always immediately obvious in a traditional market comparison." "Your fridge analogy is a good one, but still is shorted in my opinion. It’s not just a fancier fridge-it’s like the first smart fridge before people knew why they’d want one. Some shrugged, some saw the potential, and over time, what seemed like an unnecessary luxury became standard in high-end appliances. The Vision Pro may follow that path, or it may not-early adoption is always messy." Complaining about the vision pro being just an expensive fridge That’s like saying a Ferrari is just an expensive wheelbarrow because both have wheels. A refrigerator keeps your food cold-great! But the Vision Pro isn’t trying to store leftovers; it’s redefining how we interact with digital content. It’s not for everyone, but dismissing it because it doesn’t chill your groceries is like complaining that your smartphone isn’t a microwave. Just doesn't work for that analogy. Ultimately, I think where we differ is perspective: Is the Vision Pro failing because the mass market doesn’t care, or is it just too early in the adoption curve? Apple’s first iPhone wasn’t the best ‘phone’ in a traditional sense, but it changed how we thought about mobile devices. Whether the Vision Pro follows suit remains to be seen.

@@TheConstruct_VR Also, let’s be real-Mark Zuckerberg calling the Vision Pro overpriced is pretty ironic when Meta is trying to build AR glasses that do everything the Vision Pro can, but their prototype still hasn’t made it off the shelf and reportedly costs around $10,000 to make . If anything, we should applaud Apple for even managing to ship a product and get it down to $3,500. We can debate whether that’s ‘worth it’ to consumers, but it’s a huge technical achievement regardless.

@@TheConstruct_VR and in my very bold opinion Apple has officially set the bar for what an AR/VR headset needs to be moving forward. This isn’t just another headset-it’s the new standard. If a headset isn’t delivering at least a 4K display per eye, micro-OLED pancake lenses, top-tier spatial computing, and all the other specs the Vision Pro brings to the table, then honestly, what are we even doing? Anything less is just outdated tech trying to play catch-up." "This is exactly what Apple did with the iPhone. Before 2007, we had physical keyboards, resistive touchscreens, and clunky interfaces. Then Apple came in and said, ‘If your phone doesn’t have a multitouch screen, it’s time to move on. If it can’t hold your music, it’s not good enough. If it can’t browse the web, send texts, and make calls all in one device, it’s already behind.’ That wasn’t just about making a better phone-it redefined what a phone had to be." "The Vision Pro is doing the same thing for AR/VR. No one wants to wear a bulky, low-res, half-baked headset anymore. If a device isn’t meeting these basic standards, it’s already obsolete. We’re past the phase where people are willing to compromise on quality just to save a few bucks. If you’re building a headset in 2025 and you’re not at least hitting Vision Pro’s level as the starting point, it’s time to go back to the drawing board

Also Ever since the Vision Pro dropped, Meta has been scrambling to add features that mimic what Apple is doing. They’ve been tweaking UI, adding improved passthrough modes, and pushing software updates to match features the Vision Pro set as the new standard. If the Quest was already ‘better,’ why is Meta suddenly trying so hard to catch up?

Hey thanks for dropping a comment. Just so I’m clear, we’re not talking about internet speed, but rather network speed… more specifically bitrate. So the 500mbps is an “up to” bitrate but it’s a larger lane for the video to get to the headset. So for example if you were to set the bitrate to 90mbps then you would see much lesser quality as the video would try to fit inside that small bitrate.

Stability seems to be an issue. This is what I was referring to at the beginning of this vid. My initial sessions were so rocky I just put it down. If you’re not looking for social features I recommend some other options like the the new Windows mixed reality link

@@Poesghost welcome to the channel! Virtual desktop is the gift that keeps on giving. I’ll do some more vids here on it. Skybox is super polished for home network viewing. And you can throw a usb drive into your headset and watch too.

@@looqstudio7642 yep went live after this video. Super exciting

Also since this is a game that came with the VR.. is it possible to play it from pc to the headset for even better graphics? Or is that not a thing.. this is all still very new to me.. like 2 days new to me lol. I know you can run PC vr games but can you also run VR games through your pc for better game graphics I guess is my question

You have to install it it’s like 19gbs or so. Batman is on stand alone only so no PC. But there are A LOT of games that are cross buy so you get a quest version and PC version of some games check this out. www.meta.com/experiences/section/2335732183153590/ So the graphics will certainly be better on PC for those titles that have a PC equivalent. Then don’t forget you can get VR titles on Steam too for PC… play Half-Life Alyx… you’ll thank me later. Welcome to the channel 🫡

@lauchan_jp what type of iPad do you have? If you’re on a lightning connection Apple can block media. I just tried it before commenting here at it’s still working for purchased movies. I noticed that streaming Severance on Apple TV + worked for a while then went to black screen. But I could get it back by stopping and starting the video. Looks like Apple may be tweaking their protections against capture cards maybe. But I can confirm it’s still working.

@@thegreatjogatsby6460 That’s the bobo VR M3. The extra battery would get you another hour or 2 depending on what you were doing. Bobo has the S3 Pro strap now, lots more to it and better battery. I don’t have that one. I’m enjoying Kiwi Design’s head straps these days.

@@r.m8146 thanks! I really want to do more. I’ve been looking into hardware since I got to test this camera. You’re right! The VR community are the people with headsets to watch this content!

@@podratic video coming soon on it but it’s the CALF (Gen 2) VISINSE 3D VR 180 camera. It’s a more consumer priced option for $899

@ I have an insta360 Pro 2 and I wish there was a way to unload it. My dream setup would be the Canon EOS R5 C VR Creator Kit with RF 5.2mm f/2.8 Dual Fisheye Lens. 180 is the way to go in most instances. 360 induces the viewer to constantly check to see if they’re missing something behind them. I took a look at the Visinse. Looked really interesting.

@ 100% agree. I’ve been eyeballing that canon lens myself .. I’ve been reluctant to make the move on the $1800 though. I have a R6 mkII. I’m sure the r5 kit would scratch all the itches for sure

@@blacksiteblacksite4989 happy to help!

I’m actually finding that the timing is more synced on Zombieland Headshot Fever too!

@@montiraruba2831 No it’s 9.99 USD but here’s a 10% off affiliate link if you’re thinking about grabbing it. www.meta.com/affiliates/5rrLL6yTZ. I didn’t have these links when i made the video. Cheers.

@@TheConstruct_VR Thank you for all you do.

@@montiraruba2831 thanks for watching!

@@sp1cychilli985 thanks for dropping the comment. I skipped the 2000 series and the 3000 series.

@@kaisuisen2824 it’s connected to 6 that’s why you’re getting 2401mb …but WiFi 6E connects to the 6Ghz spectrum that’s a little faster than the 5GHZ spectrum. The 6Ghz band being separate helps because most peoples homes are fully crowded with 5Ghz all over the place, including your neighbors. The linksys ax6000 is fine but for wireless PCVR having a dedicated router with nothing else using the signal can help too. I went over board less crowded band AND dedicated router. If you’re still seeing hiccups it’s likely the crowded signal, try taking everything else off the router first or get a 6E router if that doesn’t help.

@TheConstruct_VR yeah that's what was weird as phone connected to 5.4hz display Wifi 6 in indicator, but quest stays on 5. That router specs shows that 6E have to be supported tho... I'll consider maybe a separate router, most of the games are fine but demanding ones like Alyx of BnS have occasional hiccups of 50-70ms for rendering that ruining it.

@ got ya! yeah the fact that WiFi 6 is still 5ghz makes it a bit confusing when comparing devices. I had the same perf issues with heavier titles on WiFi 6 as you’re seeing. Best of luck!

@caillou9327 thanks for watching! I haven’t gone anywhere, i just only like to upload when I have a solid video. See you back here shortly 🤝

@@Lostania0 hope it helps! Enjoy

@@xshaide Mac or Windows? I haven’t been back in the app in a bit. But networking optimization helped a bunch when I was using it. I’ll tinker with it later and let you know what I see

@TheConstruct_VR I'm on Windows 11. I do game development and was checking this out for productivity. I was up for about an hout last night trying to get it working but to no avail. Im 10feet from my router and I have 1.5gbps internet

Happy To help!

@@TheBOGreview thanks for watching!

@@Benno288 yes it has to be on but not necessarily logged in if it’s Pulling from a shared folder, this is typical behavior for network shared folders. Also it supports USB too if having your computer on is an issue. Just put the video files on a uSBC drive and plug it in directly to your headset. Great for travel too

@ Thank you I appreciate your reply. I didn't know about the USB option I'm fairly new to VR headsets.

@ got ya! so much to enjoy! Take a look at some of the other videos here on the channel. VR/MR is pretty entertaining

@ I've watched your review on Moon & Spatial which I really love the back lighting on, looks awesome for movies. 🍿

Love to hear these videos help!! FYI I’m enjoying the Hagibis cable with power delivery the most. The two cable options get a little warm.

@@Hckr-gs3rx it varies from person to person. With the right brightness and a comfortable heads strap I can work for quite a while Something else that helps is the open facial interface. Letting air get to your eyes naturally helps with comfort too

@@TheConstruct_VR Thank you!

@@camper234 one time. Any of them that have a subscription will say so with “in app purchases or subscription” or something like that

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Sorry didn’t not include it? www.homedepot.com/p/Blaster-11-oz-Industrial-Strength-Silicone-Lubricant-Spray-16-SL/202529794 If you’re looking for something similar to what’s included , it’s basically treadmill belt lubricant.

No it’s a browser app. So you are inside an app already whatever you stream has to be within the browser. Unless you have a way of streaming Kodi sources via a browser then I wouldn’t use this

@@TheConstruct_VR Apple TV+ can i watch my purchased itunes movies as i do use apple tv and disney+

Yo! I can definitely get into this. Not much of a vlogger but I can see how this “on the go” style can work. Always appreciate you JDun & JoyReign!

@iAmAsar thanks always good to see you in the comments. 🤜🏽🤛🏽

@@jackboswell99 last I checked no, but Moon VR player does (and has mild lighting effects) , skybox does as well but no lighting effects over there