I know it's a little late, but for next year during the winter I think it'd be really cool to have a "How to Celebrate the Holidays in VRChat" video about Christmas and New Years.
Yeah, avoid the major event unless you have an rtx 4080 gpu or equivalent to avoid lag a crashing. On a serious note, I think going over some holiday themed worlds would be great. There are a few Christmas themed worlds (like the amusement park) that aren't well known but a lot of fun.
@Bananaa_- major events typically have between 60 to 80 people. That in itself is a lot of rendering for your gpu, but add on special avatars 150mb+ in suze and it's a recipe for major lag. Quest can handle 30 people of not everyone has large avatar sizes.
Crazy how I've been waiting to check how the VR market is going for buying my setup, and then the best video (this one) comes out literally 20 mins before. Crazy good timing! Thanks so much for this!
I was looking for this video a few weeks ago myself. most of the hardware videos don't seem to recognize that there are folks like me who don't know how they feel about VR but don't want to go budget just to immediately replace it.
Poor ✓ Linux ✓ Facebook boycott ✓ Fairly small room ✓ No idea about drilling ✓ Not the strongest PC ✓ Although I think the last point isn't quite as important anymore. Still... Feels like I'm never going to experience VR.
I don’t recommend any standalone vr if you’re getting into VRchat, it hinders your experience quite a bit, but if you’re willing to just connect it to a pc, then I would just go for standalone with a link, full body and everything else is just meant for more expressive movements, like dancing, so unless you plan to become a vr breakdancer, I wouldn’t go after that stuff either.
For people who have trouble with the comfort of the Quest 2, I hated it and couldn't play without pain for longer than 30 minutes until I got the Bobo M2 headstrap with the battery. Definitely recommend trying it or any other headstrap with a counterweight on the back/a halo design. Now hours and hours blow by and I barely feel discomfort at all, and definitely do not feel pain. Got me back into VR after a long lull!
Bobo is great for Quest2 BUT I just got my Quest 3 version of it for my Quest 3 and I gotta say it does not hold up. It's better than the stock Q3 strap but it doesn't compare to the quest2 version.
Totally agree on both points, the wife wouldn't even put her Quest 2 on until the strap arrived (having tried mine). The moving of the weight onto the top of your head makes it so much more comfortable with the Bobo, you can even partly flip the headset up whilst using it to talk to people.
My headstrap just arrived, and damnnnnnn it's a whole new world. Tysm for the recommendation! (I also got some action traps for the controllers that haven't arrived yet)
I’m only halfway through this video but this is the best “VR in 2024” video I’ve seen, even 9 months on. You’re not actively trying to sell me with affiliate links, just giving honest info. Thank you so much, you’re a true gem!!
3 minutes in and there's not much info. What people really need to be informed about is how torturing it is just to set any of this vr gear up is. The vr devs need to make this simpler before ANYTHING vr happens going forward.
What I should have by the end of the year: Bigscreen VR Tundra trackers (Already have the base stations and Index knuckles) Maybe the Katwalk depending on if I care enough about walking Here's hoping 🤞
Bigscreen actually made a video on the diy eye tracking and fully supports it even going as far as to put the items for the diy kit in the video description wich i find pretty cool.
They want to expand the BigScreen. If you have ever gone on Steam and used their VR game. It is worth a play. Game is same name as the company. So many things to share and watch and play and listen to. It is similar to VR chat. However, it does one thing better than VR chat. It allows you to share media in live time easily with others. Also, BigScreen does produce quality products that I have seen so far. I need to upgrade from my OG Vive. I Would like passthrough. However, I think Bigscreen is where it is at. I understand that there is flare in the edges of bright screens or objects. So, that has me worried a bit. Right now, I am torn between Quest 3 and Bigscreen. My HTC Vive is still in really good condition. However, I am tired of the bulk and the image quality. I am really worried about the leap to a new headset.
@@CosmicChew Well i mean coming from a quest 2 id say the quest 3 is certaintly worth it for me if you dont mind the weight ofcourse and the beyond is good for if u already have everything needed like base stations n stuff if u dont mind the price. Or you could wait till meta realeses their new headset with varifocal lenses or maybe when or if the new index drops you could go for that who knows
@@ghostlytvt3029 With the HTC Vive. Comes with base station and what not. I hope the newer headset Q4 plays even better with PCVR SteamVR. I am thinking I may just drop the money on both BigScreen and Q4.
The was a hardware mod that adds EyetrackVR to Bigscreen Beyond. The official Bigscreen TH-cam channel showed it off and showed interest in a possible official kit for it (or at least that was what it seemed to me). Plus as a Linux user, the EyetrackVR is something I want. The HTC VIVE Pro Eye didn't have Linux supported eye tracking nor did the face tracking. So open source solutions are what are required for me to use those features. Here's hoping a FOSS face tracker happens.
As a new VR user who opted for a PICO 4, I'd say the advice for the Quest 2/3 pretty much applies to the PICO. Quality wise you could consider it to be a Quest 2.5, and the official streaming app works flawlessly when connecting to PCVR, both wired or wireless. There's also the PICO trackers, which might be a cheap way to try out simple FBT before taking the plunge into more expensive options. Edit: All my info on the PICO trackers comes from the following video: th-cam.com/video/-zSK7A_bM2E/w-d-xo.html
As someone that hops between the Q3 and Pico4 both are great headsets, both standalone and for PCVR. I did find the performance for the Quest being great right out the box using the link cable as well as the Oculus app in comparison the Pico's streaming software. In Virtual Desktop you should be able to get better performance for both headsets by avoiding their software. If the Pico 5 were coming out I would have stayed within Pico long-term.
@@MaterialFuture I've had no issues at all using the official Pico streaming app for PCVR, both wired and wireless. From what I've researched, at launch the app was so-so, but it has improved drastically, to the point that Virtual Desktop is no longer a necessity. But I haven't compared, to be honest, once I tried the streaming app, I had no need to buy Virtual Desktop so... Maybe it does work better. 😅 I got my Pico 4 headset mid-december 2023, so I didn't encounter many of the issues early adopters had... Including the pleasant surprise of finding VRChat in the Pico store for free.
it's been amazing to watch you grow as a content creator. the structure of your videos has improved and so has the audio engineering,even got a quest bc of you and gonna be upgrading pc to get into the larger world out there uwu. i'm high asl so im writing a lot just wanted to appreciate, no para
I'm a person who uses VR almost exclusively for sim racing and maybe something like Beat Saber, but is just now looking into doing VR Chat. I just went from the Quest 2 to the Quest 3 and I have to say that it is well-worth the extra money.
I’ve never had a PC, I haven’t owned a tablet until I was 17, I’ve been on Vrchat ONCE via bypassing school filters, and now I’m considering buying a headset because I’ve landed a job and my homies all have quests. Quite the turn I’m super excited and thank you for the guidance!!! I’m considering the Quest 3!
Big screen beyond has already had a DIY accessory made that has tutorials and everything for eye tracking! Very cool if you’re tech literate and can solder
Thanks Phia! This is a great update. This one video just answered like four or five questions that I had. I think this is going to be a big year for the VR community, it is good to stay up to date with all the new options that are coming out. Kinetic
I'm currently running Quest 3 + Index controllers + Vive tracker 3.0s. Takes a little setup, but the visuals and wireless freedom are awesome. Bigscreen doesn't work with my wide IPD :( That shot of Brad lol
@@RyanR3STL3SS I want to upgrade my vive and was thinking a quest 3 might be cool with its fancy lenses. I don't mind buying a tracker for it, is it much of a pain to setup everytime you play? I already have index controllers and 6 trackers for my body so I want to keep it all light house.
@@RyanR3STL3SS That other guy is still waiting on a response and Imma chime in too and maybe bring this back to light. But since you have it zip tied on, does that mean that you still have to calibrate every time you turn on/restart the headset, or is it somehow managed automatically? (I'm planning on upgrading to the Quest Pro soon and I already have 3 Tundras with my Quest 2. Just wondering about the answer to my question in order to plan out my long run)
I highly recommend getting the Valve Index, Such a solid quality hewadset. Comes with the best con trollers on VR market and already comes with 2 basestations! I am a previous owner of the Valve Index, Great Microphone, audio quality. Best visuals. Great FOV/Refresh Rate and overall a beauty. I highly recommend upgrading to the Bigscreen VR. As that will be my next purchase.
Do you recommend buying it new now even with the rumours of the next headset? I bought a deck and it was delivered THE DAY the oled deck was announced and I feel like with my luck it'll happen again lmao. I did get £40 back though.
A buddy of mine who just got into VR recommended your channel when I was already subscribed to you lol, he said he saw your diorama in the VR chat New Year's World!
I just bought a Quest 2 256gb, slightly preowned, $190 on eBay on the recommendation of a GameStop Clerk. Seems like they are corporate or display models. It came with everything new in box. I didn’t need the biggest or best thing. PSVR1 was the only experience I had with vr previously. If I come to love this I’ll upgrade down the line.
Was very back and forth on whether I should invest in VR since I was afraid it would make my depression worse but after some consideration of the benefits vs costs coupled with a healthy mindset of why I'm gonna do the things I aim to do in VR, I've decided to put VR headset in my longterm planning schedule and this video AB-SO-LUTELY helps making this ungodly expensive venture more bearable!!
8:20 just to add it, since you didn't mention it: SlimeVR can also still be very difficult to setup and configure. Even if you follow all the steps, it is heavily reliant on *how* they are mounted to your body and the initial skeleton measurement in order to work properly. It can work for some people, but it's VERY DIY. This problem increases exponentially when you create your own trackers.
the index 2 is going to be nuts. i wont be able to afford it but itll be nice to see what innovations Valve comes up with for their next VR kit. their controllers are still some of the best, perhaps they will think of a new feature that will change that.
this channel--this video specifically--has given me the most smiles and "bro" and "that's so cool" per minute I've ever had I think. you have myriad cool things in your room !!!!!
I'm a current index and vive 3.0 user, but after a few years my index is looking worse for wear haha. I've used this opportunity to purchase a quest pro for the face tracking plus an extra vive tracker to use fbt with it, i'm so looking forward to the change since i also suffer from the small head swallowed by big headset problem xD the quest pro looks a lot nicer on my cheekbones since it puts the weight on the forehead instead. Thanks for the video Fia!
Im always surprised to not see any info in infrared light. I know its quest only but its soo nice to have, just for the sake of not losing focus or having many lights turned on
8:38 watching this with my SlimeVRs 😂 (I’ve WAITED 2 YEARS!!) Just so y’all know, you should definitely get them. Most of the backers (such as myself) waited multiple years for them to ship, so a couple of months is a snatch! Get them before they’re out of stock!
If you have room and can tollerate a cable. Just get a Index and Vive 3.0 trackers. The direct steam support for the hardware and simplistic of set up and updates is so much better than the constant headache the Quest headsets can have. Thats my personal opinion on the matter. Takes me at most 5 min to get in vr, 8-10 if im going full body.
agreed. i still have my OG quest & they stopped providing updates about a year ago. i don't understand why nobody mentions the longevity of these devices, but only 4 years of software support is unacceptable.
Ive been using VR since 2017. I compiled a list of everything I want in VR. It would be great to get a headset that has a crazy high refresh rate, high fov, extremely clear image (maybe at least 4k per eye if not 8k per eye), no fernel lens effects, both optional stand alone and PC cable connected (easily pops out incase someone trips over cable), a flip-up front optics (flip up front part), adjustable for dramatic eye apart or closeness widths, easy to adjust on the head (push, pull, tighten head set to fit head length with no cables rubbing or grinding), adustable for glasses, feels comfortable on the head, not too heavy, not too much light leak, comfortable around the nose area (allows you to move your nose around and see through nose area) comfortable top strap, comfortable to sleep with, easy clean detachable and strong facal fabric, optional plug-inable headphones along with standard issue headphones (good and durable headphones like the valve-index), flip-up headphones (flip it away from your ear easily; durable enough to lay and sleep on it; comfortable enough to sleep in VR with it), a clear mic (like the valve index mic), fully compatible with face tracking (eye, mouth, and tongue tracking accuracy), doesn't spy on you, compatable with valve-index controllers, compatable with valve wands, compatable with 2.0 base stations (no third party software), compatable with vive trackers (all 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 trackers), compatable with haptic feedback suit and tredmills, affordable (within $1000), has a good product support service team, video tutorials for product setup, well tested for durability and quality (with goal to make one headset to rule them all), a feedback form, easy to set up devices guide (calibrates and configures quickly), has menus to fully configure and customize controller button layouts, has a button on the headset (for sleep, awaken, and power; also an additional functions button which is configurable to any function or controller button a user wants), comes with cool stickers, has an excellent box and unboxing experience, and is widely used by users due to a great and excellent marketing team. That's what I want and I'm willing to pay for.
most definitely getting the bigscreen beyond. hopefully i can figure out how to do the DIY tracking because it seems like something fun to learn and do.
i have gone though 2 vr headsets, an old lenovo mixed reality headset, hp reverb g2 (it sadly mostly died on me so cant use it anymore) and then my sister got me a quest 2 for Christmas and got to say im impressed even tho its not top of the line.
I’m in VR since last week. Got myself a Quest 2 so if I don’t like it I don’t have a hole in my pocket. Got it on long term rent, so I only pay a couple Bucks for the usage and probably will upgrade to the Quest 3 or maybe 4 if it’s out then in a year. For now I’m very happy with the 2, got myself an better strap and some correction lenses which should arrive in two days. As a cheaper entry it’s still great imo.
My Quest 2 head strap looks insane. I have BoboVR with the center strap going front to back across the middle of the top of my head with strong Velcro attached to it. I got an old basketball cap, cut out the front visor, and attached Velcro to the top attaching it to the Bobo strap. On the back of that strap is something to hold the PC cable to keep it behind me. I use a similar thing on the left side to keep the Bobo power cable out of the way when using the PC cable. Underneath the cap, I folded a washcloth to prop up the Oculus higher up my head so the front face is now eye level. I tried attaching stuff to those two rubber things on the top of the Bobo, but this puts all the weight of the headset on two small areas on the top of my head and the pressure causes me intense pain for some reason. Using the washcloth distributes the weight evenly and the fabric of the cap helps keep the Quest from sliding around my face and dipping forward from the heavy front weight. The problem is there's too much weight on the Oculus. It should contain the lenses, displays, and gyros AND NOTHING ELSE. Everything remaining should be hook on a belt or something like the battery and computer stuff that makes it a standalone headset. Putting it all in the front of your face is bad design. The headset is always fighting to slide down your face requiring you to either vice grip it to your head or do the insane stuff I'm doing. Do better Valve on your second headset. Make it light as possible and make it comfortable!!!
i went from index to quest 3 mostly due to the weight of the headset of the index that and the finger tracking can be a little buggy with the controllers, but if you can somehow get a different controller to work with quest 3 the hand tracking won't be much of a issue. just be careful when charging the headset started seeing some sort of pixeling not sure if it was the heat or the charge being at 100 while still charging. an yes get a fan with it that thing gets ridiculously hot on the forehead. i don't see bigscreen as a option due to the price for just the headset. if there was a headset the same size for less of the price then yeah might be worth getting.
Yeah, I got a battery head strap and facial interface straight away, and a good 6ghz router. I want to get more external batteries and a charger, and maybe prescription lenses in the future. However, the wireless PCVR experience on the quest 3 makes up for the additional costs. The lenses are a game changer, and Steam Link rocks at 350mbit encoding.
I know this is 4 months later but I have a quest 3 but I’m pretty much unable to buy these so if anyone is in my situation I had watched a a few videos covering some full body tracking apps that you can get on your phone and I started using Viso. Not perfect but it’s decent and I cant really say much since I only really tested it for about an hour on VRC but it does work just don’t be like me and have only 1 rather dim lamp on and be wearing jeans and a black shirt because it struggled quite a bit. I will edit this post when I have done further testing. I have also gotten a new head strap with external battery from Kiwi design and boy I’m glad I did. SO much more comfortable and didn’t feel any after effect like I did with the standard head straps. I’m sure there are far better but a friend recommended me the one I got and got it in 2 days did 1 to 1 1/2 hours of testing and had no issues. I do think at some point I would like to get a better headset and some proper trackers but at the moment I need to focus on saving money for more important matters such as getting a car. And a better job. Then I can go to thinking about other things.
Using an oculus rift for my full body tracking is my go-to, since I already have everything (aside from a 3rd controller to use as a chest tracker, so I instead opt in to using the headset itself), it's very awesome! And I didn't really spend any money on it, since it was my brother's old headset.
I’m completely new to pc VR, but I have a lot of experience with VR and research and I’ve been looking to get a big screen beyond because most of my headsets are just uncomfortable for me and big screen beyond just looks a whole Nother league ahead of comfortability and I do have the budget but I need some tips because I gotta get a PC and a whole set up as well
Now there were a few things PHIA left out in this video like Full Body Estimation which is a trackerless solution for full body tracking, although it's not very good yet but is good for people who absolutely need tracking but can't afford trackers yet.
It would be amazing if we had a headset with all of the features, the quest 3 has the best display, valve index has the best hand tracking, quest pro has facial tracking, and few headsets come with full body tracking
Thanks for the video, really well done and helped me out a ton as I was stuck between 3 different picks (Quest 3, Index, BigScreen Beyond)! Decided to get a Quest 3 for now with the plan to eventually upgrade to a BigScreen once I have all the other needed setup accessories, and overall pretty satisfied with the Quest 3 even though I haven't gotten to set it up much yet outside of watching some shows in the browser for a cozy big screen experience. Looking forward to checking out the different apps available to the Quest 3 as well as checking out stuff like VR Chat and other VR games on steam!
I got an update! I got my trackers recently! And boy was I surprised, sure at first I wasn't sure how to set it up, but I eventually got it, and getting set up has never been easier! Not to mention the quality of the tracking itself is something you have to experience for yourself, but it truly shocked me! I look forward to using them more in the future!!
Saw this video. I got my Slimes and while I am still figuring out how to set up tracking to make sure it works, just the fact that I have accessible full body tracking is amazing. I have a blast using them, just needs some tweaks in calibration. Slimes plus Quest 2 Airlink combo makes this a great way to have completely wireless VR at an affordable budget while using PCVR. I know standalone Quest only is possible but I prefer VRChat in PC/Steam.
I like all the new progress made in VR but i am still using my Oculus Rift CV1 + touch with a kinect V2 for FBT lol If only there was a Rift 2 so i could just upgrade the visual tech on the headset and keep my whole setup . . .
I recently won a Meta Quest three from work as a raffle prize and was definitely blown away compared to my previous VR venture back in 2017 when I bought an HTC Vive. I’m 1000% waiting for the “valve index 2” or I may go big or go home with the big screen beyond and index knuckle controllers.
Current Setup: Bigscreen Beyond 2x Index controllers 2x Base Station 2.0 8x Tundra trackers bHaptics vest, arms, legs KAT Walk C2+ Wishlist: More haptics Face and eye tracking Moving away from wired + base stations without having to recalibrate tracking constantly
if you connect q3 to pc with a good link cable it is far better than index minus knuckles controllers the fov is very vlose and the lenses are better on q3 and you also have a larger menu of games for just quest and pc such as boneworks and just quest like asquards wrath
Something to note there is DIY face tracking the project in called babble. Basicaly the same hardware as eyetrackVR but its still somewhat experimental, doesn't even have a website yet.
I love the look and the vibe of the BigScreen Beyond- But have one big problem with it... Nobody ELSE can really use the headset you paid 1,000$ for, since it's 3D custom molded to YOUR face shape. Curious to see how a release with just a standard face cushion would go for them, since it being so slim seems like it lends majorly to portability where you can plug and play wherever there's an available PC, meaning more people would get a chance to try one out for themselves AND you have the option to share it. Would make it much more worth the price tag compared to other systems imo. Obviously you sacrifice a bit of comfort, but that's where you can design different shaped face cushions for a swap-and-play style system.
I just bought my Valve index and it arrives today. I just wanted the knuckles and base stations without having to buy them separately. I plan on using the index as much as possible and then upgrade later in the year because I’m sure the big screen VR will be topped by something else and the index is STILL reliable so i’m not worried.
I just upgraded from an HTC VIVE I got used in Facebook marketplace in 2020 for $100 to a Quest 2 I got on rollback at Walmart for $150! I’m using steam link on the quest 2 to wirelessly play my PCVR games with the BOBOVR battery head strap so I never have to charge it. It’s amazing.
My biggest issue is that. I do want an easy setup that I can also have a full body tracking without fanangeling much with softwares and stuff. I'm a pretty simple person and if I have to hop trough hoops and loops to get thing working I can just easily get frustrated. I so want to get to VR but my friends are giving me all different recommendations with varying degree of hardwares. Not to mention that I do need to wear glasses whilst doing VR And as mentioned valve VR is outdated so now i'm just in an eternal loop of waiting for something like Valve VR 2 to happen just to enjoy vr maybe sometime in 20+ years.
really curious on the DIY eye tracking for the big screen. If you find a way to do that and put it into such a slim headset that would be game changing tbh.
It's already been tested and works. Bigscreen featured it on their youtube channel, and they're looking into offering an official version of it, but you can make your own for about $50.
Question on your base station setup. What kind of rod are you using to mount them? I take it you're in a similar situation of not being allowed to drill any holes and I really like the idea of a low profile solution like that instead of tripods.
i'm enter in VR gaming in 6 dec 2023, with a Valve index and now at 9 Avr i will receive my 3 Vive Tracker 3.0, this is my Actual VR setup :) and i love it !
I want to buy the equipment to build something decent for VR. So I looked for this video. But the truth is I feel like a lot of information was thrown at me and I'm still quite lost. I would almost have preferred something based on sets with everything and body tracking. Like Quest 3 and X equipment for the body, plus the base station. Then the medium option and finally the most expensive but with more quality
Right now, I'm running a somewhat modest setup; an OG Vive with knuckles controllers and two 1.0 base stations. My friend pre-ordered SlimeVR as a Christmas gift and I'm trying to get my hands on an Index headset though, so hopefully soon it's gonna be way better
It so sad you guys in America did not get the Pcio 4.. Its the upgrade from Q2 b4 q3... But loved the vid. I wait for ne wwireless , can never go with wire once used to slime vr (12 of em daily) dance form living room to kitchen ;)
Its crazy Ive been waiting years for VR to kind of stabilize and get to a point its not a disaster to get in to. And literally nothings changed. lol. No wonder its a tanking market.
Make sure to checkout SideQuest's Discrod for Banter to get info on that Quest 3 giveaway :D
discord.gg/bantaverse
Excuse me Phia, you appear to have made a spelling mistake in the word discord.
Discrud.
@@thelightningboom8061 funny too, she even edited and didn't fix 😅
Discrod
I just wanted to let u. No quest is garbage PICO 4 and ps5 headset is better
I know it's a little late, but for next year during the winter I think it'd be really cool to have a "How to Celebrate the Holidays in VRChat" video about Christmas and New Years.
Yeah, avoid the major event unless you have an rtx 4080 gpu or equivalent to avoid lag a crashing.
On a serious note, I think going over some holiday themed worlds would be great. There are a few Christmas themed worlds (like the amusement park) that aren't well known but a lot of fun.
@@CyroXerohow many people would be in a server? I’ve been consistently running 40-50 player servers on my quest, how bad it could be
@Bananaa_- major events typically have between 60 to 80 people. That in itself is a lot of rendering for your gpu, but add on special avatars 150mb+ in suze and it's a recipe for major lag. Quest can handle 30 people of not everyone has large avatar sizes.
Cpu renders avatars not gpu@@CyroXero
Visit your family or friends 💀
Crazy how I've been waiting to check how the VR market is going for buying my setup, and then the best video (this one) comes out literally 20 mins before. Crazy good timing!
Thanks so much for this!
so glad to know I helped! thanks for watching!
I was looking for this video a few weeks ago myself. most of the hardware videos don't seem to recognize that there are folks like me who don't know how they feel about VR but don't want to go budget just to immediately replace it.
As someone who does not have the money for any of the things described in this video, this video is still very enjoyable and informative
Most of us are in the same boat 😊
True
I encourage you to dip a toe into VR with a quest 2 if you happen to have the chance, its still great kit for $200!
Poor ✓
Linux ✓
Facebook boycott ✓
Fairly small room ✓
No idea about drilling ✓
Not the strongest PC ✓
Although I think the last point isn't quite as important anymore. Still... Feels like I'm never going to experience VR.
I don’t recommend any standalone vr if you’re getting into VRchat, it hinders your experience quite a bit, but if you’re willing to just connect it to a pc, then I would just go for standalone with a link, full body and everything else is just meant for more expressive movements, like dancing, so unless you plan to become a vr breakdancer, I wouldn’t go after that stuff either.
For people who have trouble with the comfort of the Quest 2, I hated it and couldn't play without pain for longer than 30 minutes until I got the Bobo M2 headstrap with the battery. Definitely recommend trying it or any other headstrap with a counterweight on the back/a halo design. Now hours and hours blow by and I barely feel discomfort at all, and definitely do not feel pain. Got me back into VR after a long lull!
Tysm for the headstrap tip! Just got one, can't wait to try it out! The discomfort is 90% of why I don't use my Oculus 2 more.
Bobo is great for Quest2 BUT I just got my Quest 3 version of it for my Quest 3 and I gotta say it does not hold up. It's better than the stock Q3 strap but it doesn't compare to the quest2 version.
Totally agree on both points, the wife wouldn't even put her Quest 2 on until the strap arrived (having tried mine). The moving of the weight onto the top of your head makes it so much more comfortable with the Bobo, you can even partly flip the headset up whilst using it to talk to people.
Bobo headstrap with battery is an insane upgrade. With two or more batteries, you can hotswap and charge meaning basically infinite time on wireless.
My headstrap just arrived, and damnnnnnn it's a whole new world. Tysm for the recommendation! (I also got some action traps for the controllers that haven't arrived yet)
I’m only halfway through this video but this is the best “VR in 2024” video I’ve seen, even 9 months on. You’re not actively trying to sell me with affiliate links, just giving honest info. Thank you so much, you’re a true gem!!
3 minutes in and there's not much info. What people really need to be informed about is how torturing it is just to set any of this vr gear up is. The vr devs need to make this simpler before ANYTHING vr happens going forward.
Love the Brad jumpscare at 5:19.
HELPPP i had to do a double take on it
It's like staring cat meme
I THOUGHT I WAS TWEEKING
What I should have by the end of the year:
Bigscreen VR
Tundra trackers
(Already have the base stations and Index knuckles)
Maybe the Katwalk depending on if I care enough about walking
Here's hoping 🤞
Get Tundras and wait for the new VR headset next year :D
Any progress so far?
I’m still waiting for the progress update
Bigscreen actually made a video on the diy eye tracking and fully supports it even going as far as to put the items for the diy kit in the video description wich i find pretty cool.
They want to expand the BigScreen. If you have ever gone on Steam and used their VR game. It is worth a play. Game is same name as the company. So many things to share and watch and play and listen to. It is similar to VR chat. However, it does one thing better than VR chat. It allows you to share media in live time easily with others. Also, BigScreen does produce quality products that I have seen so far. I need to upgrade from my OG Vive. I Would like passthrough. However, I think Bigscreen is where it is at. I understand that there is flare in the edges of bright screens or objects. So, that has me worried a bit. Right now, I am torn between Quest 3 and Bigscreen. My HTC Vive is still in really good condition. However, I am tired of the bulk and the image quality.
I am really worried about the leap to a new headset.
@@CosmicChew Well i mean coming from a quest 2 id say the quest 3 is certaintly worth it for me if you dont mind the weight ofcourse and the beyond is good for if u already have everything needed like base stations n stuff if u dont mind the price. Or you could wait till meta realeses their new headset with varifocal lenses or maybe when or if the new index drops you could go for that who knows
@@ghostlytvt3029 With the HTC Vive. Comes with base station and what not. I hope the newer headset Q4 plays even better with PCVR SteamVR. I am thinking I may just drop the money on both BigScreen and Q4.
The was a hardware mod that adds EyetrackVR to Bigscreen Beyond. The official Bigscreen TH-cam channel showed it off and showed interest in a possible official kit for it (or at least that was what it seemed to me). Plus as a Linux user, the EyetrackVR is something I want. The HTC VIVE Pro Eye didn't have Linux supported eye tracking nor did the face tracking. So open source solutions are what are required for me to use those features. Here's hoping a FOSS face tracker happens.
Hopefully the Deckard will help with VR Linux compatibilities.
As a new VR user who opted for a PICO 4, I'd say the advice for the Quest 2/3 pretty much applies to the PICO.
Quality wise you could consider it to be a Quest 2.5, and the official streaming app works flawlessly when connecting to PCVR, both wired or wireless.
There's also the PICO trackers, which might be a cheap way to try out simple FBT before taking the plunge into more expensive options.
Edit: All my info on the PICO trackers comes from the following video: th-cam.com/video/-zSK7A_bM2E/w-d-xo.html
As someone that hops between the Q3 and Pico4 both are great headsets, both standalone and for PCVR. I did find the performance for the Quest being great right out the box using the link cable as well as the Oculus app in comparison the Pico's streaming software. In Virtual Desktop you should be able to get better performance for both headsets by avoiding their software.
If the Pico 5 were coming out I would have stayed within Pico long-term.
Ooo. I use a Pico 4, but didn't know they did trackers. I'll have a look at them.
@@angelaslittlebit pico trackers are not suitable for stuff like VRChat. They're mostly for fitness where you don't need the precision as much.
@@arsteel2388 They also seem to only work with one game for now, and it's in beta. Slimes will probably be more useful.
@@MaterialFuture I've had no issues at all using the official Pico streaming app for PCVR, both wired and wireless. From what I've researched, at launch the app was so-so, but it has improved drastically, to the point that Virtual Desktop is no longer a necessity. But I haven't compared, to be honest, once I tried the streaming app, I had no need to buy Virtual Desktop so... Maybe it does work better. 😅
I got my Pico 4 headset mid-december 2023, so I didn't encounter many of the issues early adopters had... Including the pleasant surprise of finding VRChat in the Pico store for free.
it's been amazing to watch you grow as a content creator. the structure of your videos has improved and so has the audio engineering,even got a quest bc of you and gonna be upgrading pc to get into the larger world out there uwu. i'm high asl so im writing a lot just wanted to appreciate, no para
I'm a person who uses VR almost exclusively for sim racing and maybe something like Beat Saber, but is just now looking into doing VR Chat. I just went from the Quest 2 to the Quest 3 and I have to say that it is well-worth the extra money.
I’ve never had a PC, I haven’t owned a tablet until I was 17, I’ve been on Vrchat ONCE via bypassing school filters, and now I’m considering buying a headset because I’ve landed a job and my homies all have quests. Quite the turn
I’m super excited and thank you for the guidance!!! I’m considering the Quest 3!
Big screen beyond has already had a DIY accessory made that has tutorials and everything for eye tracking! Very cool if you’re tech literate and can solder
lol seconds before 🤣😂🤣
5:18 Bradley jumpscare
Thanks Phia!
This is a great update. This one video just answered like four or five questions that I had. I think this is going to be a big year for the VR community, it is good to stay up to date with all the new options that are coming out.
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Bro I was just binge watching your vids then I found you here wth?! What a coincidence!
It's a small Universe. That's funny. Yeah, I like Phia, she is one of the first Vtubers that ever caught my attention. @@StarLeader44
I'm currently running Quest 3 + Index controllers + Vive tracker 3.0s. Takes a little setup, but the visuals and wireless freedom are awesome.
Bigscreen doesn't work with my wide IPD :(
That shot of Brad lol
Do you have a tracker on the quest 3 so it has light house tracking too?
@@MrFathead yup. Zip ties on.
@@RyanR3STL3SS I want to upgrade my vive and was thinking a quest 3 might be cool with its fancy lenses. I don't mind buying a tracker for it, is it much of a pain to setup everytime you play? I already have index controllers and 6 trackers for my body so I want to keep it all light house.
@@RyanR3STL3SS That other guy is still waiting on a response and Imma chime in too and maybe bring this back to light. But since you have it zip tied on, does that mean that you still have to calibrate every time you turn on/restart the headset, or is it somehow managed automatically? (I'm planning on upgrading to the Quest Pro soon and I already have 3 Tundras with my Quest 2. Just wondering about the answer to my question in order to plan out my long run)
I highly recommend getting the Valve Index, Such a solid quality hewadset. Comes with the best con trollers on VR market and already comes with 2 basestations!
I am a previous owner of the Valve Index, Great Microphone, audio quality. Best visuals. Great FOV/Refresh Rate and overall a beauty.
I highly recommend upgrading to the Bigscreen VR. As that will be my next purchase.
Do you recommend buying it new now even with the rumours of the next headset?
I bought a deck and it was delivered THE DAY the oled deck was announced and I feel like with my luck it'll happen again lmao. I did get £40 back though.
Ordered the Big Screen after multiple people and you have the eye tracking solution I needed
A buddy of mine who just got into VR recommended your channel when I was already subscribed to you lol, he said he saw your diorama in the VR chat New Year's World!
I just bought a Quest 2 256gb, slightly preowned, $190 on eBay on the recommendation of a GameStop Clerk. Seems like they are corporate or display models. It came with everything new in box. I didn’t need the biggest or best thing. PSVR1 was the only experience I had with vr previously. If I come to love this I’ll upgrade down the line.
Was very back and forth on whether I should invest in VR since I was afraid it would make my depression worse but after some consideration of the benefits vs costs coupled with a healthy mindset of why I'm gonna do the things I aim to do in VR, I've decided to put VR headset in my longterm planning schedule and this video AB-SO-LUTELY helps making this ungodly expensive venture more bearable!!
8:20 just to add it, since you didn't mention it: SlimeVR can also still be very difficult to setup and configure. Even if you follow all the steps, it is heavily reliant on *how* they are mounted to your body and the initial skeleton measurement in order to work properly. It can work for some people, but it's VERY DIY. This problem increases exponentially when you create your own trackers.
the index 2 is going to be nuts. i wont be able to afford it but itll be nice to see what innovations Valve comes up with for their next VR kit. their controllers are still some of the best, perhaps they will think of a new feature that will change that.
Hope they also get some kind of inbuilt face-tracking too, one of the only things I'm missing out on.
this channel--this video specifically--has given me the most smiles and "bro" and "that's so cool" per minute I've ever had I think. you have myriad cool things in your room !!!!!
I recently got a Quest 3 and didn't expect to spend as much time playing VRChat as I have in the past few weeks
I’ve missed you making videos. Glad to see a new one 🙌
cant wait for all the new content in 2024 PHIA :D
I'm a current index and vive 3.0 user, but after a few years my index is looking worse for wear haha. I've used this opportunity to purchase a quest pro for the face tracking plus an extra vive tracker to use fbt with it, i'm so looking forward to the change since i also suffer from the small head swallowed by big headset problem xD the quest pro looks a lot nicer on my cheekbones since it puts the weight on the forehead instead. Thanks for the video Fia!
Im always surprised to not see any info in infrared light. I know its quest only but its soo nice to have, just for the sake of not losing focus or having many lights turned on
Sadly, that trick no longer works with the Quest 3 :(
at 683 seconds the snippit is great. Love this video. As someone who actually recently wanted information on VR..
8:38 watching this with my SlimeVRs 😂 (I’ve WAITED 2 YEARS!!)
Just so y’all know, you should definitely get them. Most of the backers (such as myself) waited multiple years for them to ship, so a couple of months is a snatch! Get them before they’re out of stock!
Thanks for this comment! 💕 I just ordered mine yesterday, they should ship by the end of may/june 😄 plus I’ll get the quest 3 as well 👍🏻
If you have room and can tollerate a cable.
Just get a Index and Vive 3.0 trackers.
The direct steam support for the hardware and simplistic of set up and updates is so much better than the constant headache the Quest headsets can have.
Thats my personal opinion on the matter. Takes me at most 5 min to get in vr, 8-10 if im going full body.
agreed. i still have my OG quest & they stopped providing updates about a year ago. i don't understand why nobody mentions the longevity of these devices, but only 4 years of software support is unacceptable.
@@imjamf meanwhile the Index just recently got a whole Steam Interface overhaul.
@@DaftGlassAlice 🫠
Ive been using VR since 2017. I compiled a list of everything I want in VR. It would be great to get a headset that has a crazy high refresh rate, high fov, extremely clear image (maybe at least 4k per eye if not 8k per eye), no fernel lens effects, both optional stand alone and PC cable connected (easily pops out incase someone trips over cable), a flip-up front optics (flip up front part), adjustable for dramatic eye apart or closeness widths, easy to adjust on the head (push, pull, tighten head set to fit head length with no cables rubbing or grinding), adustable for glasses, feels comfortable on the head, not too heavy, not too much light leak, comfortable around the nose area (allows you to move your nose around and see through nose area) comfortable top strap, comfortable to sleep with, easy clean detachable and strong facal fabric, optional plug-inable headphones along with standard issue headphones (good and durable headphones like the valve-index), flip-up headphones (flip it away from your ear easily; durable enough to lay and sleep on it; comfortable enough to sleep in VR with it), a clear mic (like the valve index mic), fully compatible with face tracking (eye, mouth, and tongue tracking accuracy), doesn't spy on you, compatable with valve-index controllers, compatable with valve wands, compatable with 2.0 base stations (no third party software), compatable with vive trackers (all 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 trackers), compatable with haptic feedback suit and tredmills, affordable (within $1000), has a good product support service team, video tutorials for product setup, well tested for durability and quality (with goal to make one headset to rule them all), a feedback form, easy to set up devices guide (calibrates and configures quickly), has menus to fully configure and customize controller button layouts, has a button on the headset (for sleep, awaken, and power; also an additional functions button which is configurable to any function or controller button a user wants), comes with cool stickers, has an excellent box and unboxing experience, and is widely used by users due to a great and excellent marketing team. That's what I want and I'm willing to pay for.
I thought the quick jump frame at 11:23 would be an easter egg, but I think it's just an editing mistake.
most definitely getting the bigscreen beyond. hopefully i can figure out how to do the DIY tracking because it seems like something fun to learn and do.
its so crazy how relevant the index and q2 are present day(they deserve it). amazing video btw, love to see it!
i have gone though 2 vr headsets, an old lenovo mixed reality headset, hp reverb g2 (it sadly mostly died on me so cant use it anymore) and then my sister got me a quest 2 for Christmas and got to say im impressed even tho its not top of the line.
I’m in VR since last week. Got myself a Quest 2 so if I don’t like it I don’t have a hole in my pocket. Got it on long term rent, so I only pay a couple Bucks for the usage and probably will upgrade to the Quest 3 or maybe 4 if it’s out then in a year. For now I’m very happy with the 2, got myself an better strap and some correction lenses which should arrive in two days. As a cheaper entry it’s still great imo.
I don't get it but wont question it. Thank you.
Searching for hours and this video is the one that made it simple enough to understand.
I really wanna get back into VR in 2024, perfect timing. I was waiting for something better than the index
My Quest 2 head strap looks insane. I have BoboVR with the center strap going front to back across the middle of the top of my head with strong Velcro attached to it. I got an old basketball cap, cut out the front visor, and attached Velcro to the top attaching it to the Bobo strap. On the back of that strap is something to hold the PC cable to keep it behind me. I use a similar thing on the left side to keep the Bobo power cable out of the way when using the PC cable.
Underneath the cap, I folded a washcloth to prop up the Oculus higher up my head so the front face is now eye level. I tried attaching stuff to those two rubber things on the top of the Bobo, but this puts all the weight of the headset on two small areas on the top of my head and the pressure causes me intense pain for some reason. Using the washcloth distributes the weight evenly and the fabric of the cap helps keep the Quest from sliding around my face and dipping forward from the heavy front weight.
The problem is there's too much weight on the Oculus. It should contain the lenses, displays, and gyros AND NOTHING ELSE. Everything remaining should be hook on a belt or something like the battery and computer stuff that makes it a standalone headset. Putting it all in the front of your face is bad design. The headset is always fighting to slide down your face requiring you to either vice grip it to your head or do the insane stuff I'm doing.
Do better Valve on your second headset. Make it light as possible and make it comfortable!!!
i went from index to quest 3 mostly due to the weight of the headset of the index that and the finger tracking can be a little buggy with the controllers, but if you can somehow get a different controller to work with quest 3 the hand tracking won't be much of a issue. just be careful when charging the headset started seeing some sort of pixeling not sure if it was the heat or the charge being at 100 while still charging. an yes get a fan with it that thing gets ridiculously hot on the forehead. i don't see bigscreen as a option due to the price for just the headset. if there was a headset the same size for less of the price then yeah might be worth getting.
FYI if u get a quest 2 or 3.
ur still gonna end up modding it to make it more comfortable.
Yeah, I got a battery head strap and facial interface straight away, and a good 6ghz router. I want to get more external batteries and a charger, and maybe prescription lenses in the future.
However, the wireless PCVR experience on the quest 3 makes up for the additional costs. The lenses are a game changer, and Steam Link rocks at 350mbit encoding.
I know this is 4 months later but I have a quest 3 but I’m pretty much unable to buy these so if anyone is in my situation I had watched a a few videos covering some full body tracking apps that you can get on your phone and I started using Viso. Not perfect but it’s decent and I cant really say much since I only really tested it for about an hour on VRC but it does work just don’t be like me and have only 1 rather dim lamp on and be wearing jeans and a black shirt because it struggled quite a bit. I will edit this post when I have done further testing. I have also gotten a new head strap with external battery from Kiwi design and boy I’m glad I did. SO much more comfortable and didn’t feel any after effect like I did with the standard head straps. I’m sure there are far better but a friend recommended me the one I got and got it in 2 days did 1 to 1 1/2 hours of testing and had no issues. I do think at some point I would like to get a better headset and some proper trackers but at the moment I need to focus on saving money for more important matters such as getting a car. And a better job. Then I can go to thinking about other things.
Using an oculus rift for my full body tracking is my go-to, since I already have everything (aside from a 3rd controller to use as a chest tracker, so I instead opt in to using the headset itself), it's very awesome! And I didn't really spend any money on it, since it was my brother's old headset.
I’m completely new to pc VR, but I have a lot of experience with VR and research and I’ve been looking to get a big screen beyond because most of my headsets are just uncomfortable for me and big screen beyond just looks a whole Nother league ahead of comfortability and I do have the budget but I need some tips because I gotta get a PC and a whole set up as well
Now there were a few things PHIA left out in this video like Full Body Estimation which is a trackerless solution for full body tracking, although it's not very good yet but is good for people who absolutely need tracking but can't afford trackers yet.
5:19- brad jumpscare
Caught that little blip at 11:23. Why do those occasionally happen?
It would be amazing if we had a headset with all of the features, the quest 3 has the best display, valve index has the best hand tracking, quest pro has facial tracking, and few headsets come with full body tracking
love vr, i just hope in a few years itll be cheaper so i can get some fbt lol
I recently got a used index I upgraded from the quest 2 I’m super happy with it for now but always thinking of more upgrades
how do you record VR cinematics like 0:21 and 1:03? they look so nice
Thanks for the video, really well done and helped me out a ton as I was stuck between 3 different picks (Quest 3, Index, BigScreen Beyond)!
Decided to get a Quest 3 for now with the plan to eventually upgrade to a BigScreen once I have all the other needed setup accessories, and overall pretty satisfied with the Quest 3 even though I haven't gotten to set it up much yet outside of watching some shows in the browser for a cozy big screen experience. Looking forward to checking out the different apps available to the Quest 3 as well as checking out stuff like VR Chat and other VR games on steam!
I got an update! I got my trackers recently! And boy was I surprised, sure at first I wasn't sure how to set it up, but I eventually got it, and getting set up has never been easier! Not to mention the quality of the tracking itself is something you have to experience for yourself, but it truly shocked me! I look forward to using them more in the future!!
Saw this video. I got my Slimes and while I am still figuring out how to set up tracking to make sure it works, just the fact that I have accessible full body tracking is amazing. I have a blast using them, just needs some tweaks in calibration. Slimes plus Quest 2 Airlink combo makes this a great way to have completely wireless VR at an affordable budget while using PCVR. I know standalone Quest only is possible but I prefer VRChat in PC/Steam.
lmfao the sadleyitsbradley reference at ~5:20 had me dead
I like all the new progress made in VR but i am still using my Oculus Rift CV1 + touch with a kinect V2 for FBT lol
If only there was a Rift 2 so i could just upgrade the visual tech on the headset and keep my whole setup . . .
I recently won a Meta Quest three from work as a raffle prize and was definitely blown away compared to my previous VR venture back in 2017 when I bought an HTC Vive. I’m 1000% waiting for the “valve index 2” or I may go big or go home with the big screen beyond and index knuckle controllers.
Yay!!!! You’ve posted again!
anyone other than existing PC VR users *Me looking at my CV1* that... that counts...
Current Setup:
Bigscreen Beyond
2x Index controllers
2x Base Station 2.0
8x Tundra trackers
bHaptics vest, arms, legs
KAT Walk C2+
Wishlist:
More haptics
Face and eye tracking
Moving away from wired + base stations without having to recalibrate tracking constantly
if you connect q3 to pc with a good link cable it is far better than index minus knuckles controllers the fov is very vlose and the lenses are better on q3 and you also have a larger menu of games for just quest and pc such as boneworks and just quest like asquards wrath
And tracking is alot better on q3 but my index is a bit old
11:12 Do you think using a quest pro for VRC for multiple hours a week would be a bad time? Do you only recommend it for occasional use?
It's so much fun to play VR with this setup! Don’t forget to add Freeland game to your recommendations, it’s launching soon and looks amazing!
i have previously used psvr and rift s, i plan on moving to dpvr e4
It more than likely released when you were recording, but HTC released the eye and face tracker for the Vive XR elite VR head set.
I'm using a Pico 4 for a year now and I'm super happy with it. the cost-effectiveness is amazing for PCVR.
I think a good set up is the quest 3 bc it has built in upper tracking and then some tracking for the lower body.
0:58 "last gen hardware" lmaooo me with my quest 1 (its still kicking)
2:56 oh and I did that too💀
last gen doesnt mean its bad br 😭
Something to note there is DIY face tracking the project in called babble.
Basicaly the same hardware as eyetrackVR but its still somewhat experimental, doesn't even have a website yet.
I love the look and the vibe of the BigScreen Beyond- But have one big problem with it... Nobody ELSE can really use the headset you paid 1,000$ for, since it's 3D custom molded to YOUR face shape. Curious to see how a release with just a standard face cushion would go for them, since it being so slim seems like it lends majorly to portability where you can plug and play wherever there's an available PC, meaning more people would get a chance to try one out for themselves AND you have the option to share it. Would make it much more worth the price tag compared to other systems imo. Obviously you sacrifice a bit of comfort, but that's where you can design different shaped face cushions for a swap-and-play style system.
I mean that eye trackvr be looking spicy I might wanna try that! Amazing video as per usual ^-^
As a PSVR1 player, I can confirm rec room is the only game I play (it's the only actual game for free on PSVR 1)
When Phia uploads I know it’s gonna be a good night
I just bought my Valve index and it arrives today. I just wanted the knuckles and base stations without having to buy them separately. I plan on using the index as much as possible and then upgrade later in the year because I’m sure the big screen VR will be topped by something else and the index is STILL reliable so i’m not worried.
Love your channel ty for all you do!
I just upgraded from an HTC VIVE I got used in Facebook marketplace in 2020 for $100 to a Quest 2 I got on rollback at Walmart for $150!
I’m using steam link on the quest 2 to wirelessly play my PCVR games with the BOBOVR battery head strap so I never have to charge it. It’s amazing.
My biggest issue is that. I do want an easy setup that I can also have a full body tracking without fanangeling much with softwares and stuff. I'm a pretty simple person and if I have to hop trough hoops and loops to get thing working I can just easily get frustrated.
I so want to get to VR but my friends are giving me all different recommendations with varying degree of hardwares.
Not to mention that I do need to wear glasses whilst doing VR
And as mentioned valve VR is outdated so now i'm just in an eternal loop of waiting for something like Valve VR 2 to happen just to enjoy vr maybe sometime in 20+ years.
you can get prescription clip on lenses for your headsets, i was gonna do it back when i used my quest 2 a lot, seemed worth it.
Sidequest sponsorship and a new social app? Can't skip that.
We appricate the love! 😎👌
Can’t wait to hear what you have to say!!! I’m about to do a full setup!
really curious on the DIY eye tracking for the big screen. If you find a way to do that and put it into such a slim headset that would be game changing tbh.
It's already been tested and works. Bigscreen featured it on their youtube channel, and they're looking into offering an official version of it, but you can make your own for about $50.
5:19 what was that quick 1-frame face? XD
This is great! I was just wanting to get back into vr!
omg thank you i am a big full body tracking thank you for the options
Very thorough video! Even being a VR veteran, I still learned a few things.
Great video! This is a much needed guide. For some reason, this year feels big for VR 🎉
phiabunny dancing with her avatar at 8:03 brings a smile for some reason. Too bad there's no face tracking. The avatar isn't smiling.
Question on your base station setup. What kind of rod are you using to mount them? I take it you're in a similar situation of not being allowed to drill any holes and I really like the idea of a low profile solution like that instead of tripods.
i'm enter in VR gaming in 6 dec 2023, with a Valve index and now at 9 Avr i will receive my 3 Vive Tracker 3.0, this is my Actual VR setup :) and i love it !
I want to buy the equipment to build something decent for VR. So I looked for this video. But the truth is I feel like a lot of information was thrown at me and I'm still quite lost. I would almost have preferred something based on sets with everything and body tracking. Like Quest 3 and X equipment for the body, plus the base station. Then the medium option and finally the most expensive but with more quality
Right now, I'm running a somewhat modest setup; an OG Vive with knuckles controllers and two 1.0 base stations. My friend pre-ordered SlimeVR as a Christmas gift and I'm trying to get my hands on an Index headset though, so hopefully soon it's gonna be way better
By far the best guide out there. Ty ❤
It so sad you guys in America did not get the Pcio 4.. Its the upgrade from Q2 b4 q3... But loved the vid. I wait for ne wwireless , can never go with wire once used to slime vr (12 of em daily) dance form living room to kitchen ;)
Its crazy Ive been waiting years for VR to kind of stabilize and get to a point its not a disaster to get in to. And literally nothings changed. lol. No wonder its a tanking market.
What was the song that started at 2:20? 😮
5:17 Sadly Bradly is done with the Deckard. He said in his 30 hour use of the Vision Pro he isn't excited for it. he's an Apple guy now.
I just wish i could try out a head set and see what VRChat and some VR games looked like in certain headsets so it would be easier to make a choice