**Correction: The Sense controller buttons and triggers are touch sensitive. I incorrectly stated they don’t based off a few games I played where it didn’t. I’ve got more games to play!
Yup, I was just going to correct you guys on this one😊 pretty sure it’s capacitance touch so once you actually touch the button it shows your fist closed and then once you press the button you will actually grab an object.
You know you could have googled it first right? Before looking like a complete Quest fanboy. Lol. And I believe in the Horizon game you could have confirmed finger tracking.
I was just about to light you up for that.. Even the analog stick is touch sensitive, every button is. Tell me you haven't played Horizon Cotm without telling me you haven't played Horizon Cotm
I'm confused at why you all said PSVR2 doesn't have finger and thumb detection. It absolutely does. You can see in the teardown. It's got thumb-on-analog-stick and finger detection just like Quest 2.
3:24 Wow. Seriously? How could CNET not know the PSVR2 controller doesn’t have the same capacitive touch buttons when Sony themselves released a video where they tear it all down - AND SHOW THE CAPACITIVE BUTTONS??
I've started with Horizon, but after falling so many times off cliffs and mountains, I've changed lanes and started playing Moss and my oh my I looove this game!! It's pure joy! Made me feel like a kid again haha. I bought the bundle containing both games. I totally recommend them for VR newbies. Have a comfy sofa, chair, some pillows, sit down and immerse yourself in this wonderfully crafted tale/world. It's extremely relaxing, almost puts me in a zen mode, haha.
@@Alexthelion93 I've started call of the mountain as well, and omg i really don't like the climbing, and that's so much of it. But shooting arrows and fighting machines is a lot of fun, a bit of a shame there's so much climbing
@@johnm.2785 Loved Rez! Had the PS4 version and finished it long ago. I upgraded to the PS5 version to test it with the PSVR 2. It's sooo fun to aim with your eyes!
At the end they are talking about not being able to find the controllers. It has both pass through and it shows them highlighted in that mode. Did they actually play the headset for more than 10 minutes?
“PSVR2 is $550, but you need a PS5, so that brings it up to about $1000” Also “Quest is $400 and you can just plug it into your PC.” Interesting how that hypothetical customer didn’t have a PS5, but definitely had a Vr capable PC.
@@LEL-Lord You’re missing my point. When addressing that option, it wasn’t,”If you want, you can buy an additional PC and hook it up to that.” It was,”You can hook it up to YOUR PC.” Yes, it’s required to use it, but I bought and hooked my PSVR2 to my PS5. It’s just a tonal difference where ownership is assumed in one case and not in the other to make the thing appear more expensive.
@@Visionoflegacy fully agree. Everyone commenting on the PSVR2 price is saying then you still gotta spend more for the PS5. Oh please, PSVR2 owners have had their PS5's for a while now. It's two separate $500 purchases with most likely many months in between
I also like when they say the Quest is cheaper but not as comfortable and the battery life is bad BUT you can buy a different head strap and buy this and that. So eventually it will cost the same or more.
@@Hermas_360 It is EASY to add hand tracking to PSVR 2 by only one upgrade cause of PSVR 2's cameras on the headset. But PSVR 2 does not need it cause it has touch sensors on its controllers which Quest 2 does not.
This is like comparing a iphone to a ps5 and going “which is best for for gaming” ITS A GAMING CONSOLE, and nooooooooooooobody use fn vr work apps. Nobody. Gaming journalism everbody, man dont they suck.
Finger tracking can be added to PSVR 2 any time because of its cameras. But PSVR 2 already have touch sensors on it controllers which Quest 2 does not. And I personal don't even bother with hand tracking on my Quest 2. I turn it off completely cause it is mainly used in some childish games like job simulator.
so the both of y’all “reviewed” it and came to the conclusion that you can’t find the controllers with the headset on, is that correct? i’ve seen a ton of videos where it in fact does have the feature to find the controllers with the headset on.
Yes there is button under the headset visor you press it and the cameras on the headset let you see everything and everyone in the room it's called video passthrough these reviewers did not read the instruction manual I guess???
Sony did not market nor aim their device at none PS5 people. Also saying that its $550 and then you have to buy the PS5 for another $500 is kinda misleading. Most PSVR2 buyers already have their PS5's for a while now. Also, not having many social apps is just the way we like it.
I agree with you about the market for PSVR2 was the PS5 crowd, but I have to admit that I played RecRoom on the PSVR1 and would love to see the PS5 version get VR support.
you have everything goin on the Quest 2. Not powerful? Hook up your gaming PC with this and play nice VR Games like Half Life Alyx, Racing Games, Even Resident Evil 2,3,7,8 (with VR Mods)
I think the best option would be to wait until late 2023 for more, better titles to begin taking advantage of PSVR dev kits that were released. Considering the accessibility, i’m optimistic about more Quest ports and larger titles available in the near future.
They are comparing them because they're the new wave of consumer made systems. High end PCVR headsets are pretty niche and most aren't willing to run out and drop $800-$1500. Also not sure where you've been, but the quest 2 has always been a pcvr headset lol, source *the steamVR hardware survey* where quest 2 is like 60% of what people are using these days.
What pcvr headsets are around the same price for everything you need though? Is it fair or reasonable to compare it to a $500 pcvr headset that doesn't include controllers and you have to buy external tracking systems for? And you can of course just connect the quest 2 to a PC.
Everything is comparable to everything, even opposites - light/dark/black/white. Whether or not it's a useful or "good" comparison to make is a different matter and mostly going to be subjective.
Quest 2 and PSVR2 are the only two VR headsets I've ever used. Here's my personal breakdown on how the PSVR2 compares to Quest 2: **PROS** (for PSVR2) - The headset itself is more advanced than Quest 2, and includes rumble. It also has eye-tracking, which is a neat feature that actually does work very well. Future software may (potentially) make great use of this tech. The lenses are also of a higher resolution than Quest 2, which means less pixilation and more detail. Wider FOV means there's less of a 'looking through a pair of binoculars' effect (though it's still there to an extent). - PSVR2 has much better raw graphics than native Quest 2. It is like comparing PS4-level visuals to Nintendo Gamecube (and that's only the best of the best-looking in regards to the latter). It's a BIG difference. - OLED lenses means much more vibrant colors than the LCD lenses of the Quest 2. - The headset is also a lot more comfortable and secure than Quest 2 and is better at preventing fogging of the lenses. The rubber liners around the set do a better job at keeping outside light from permeating your vision. Adjusting the lenses is also much easier to do on PSVR2, as it can actually be done while you are wearing the headset - The controllers are technically more advanced than the Quest 2's, with more advanced haptic-feedback and adaptive triggers that better add to the immersion of some games. - Presumably, PSVR2 will receive many games that simply will not be able to run on a (native) Quest 2, due to the difference in processing power, as well as Playstation-exclusive games. **CONS** (for PSVR2) - The Quest 2 is totally wireless, lighter, and cheaper than PSVR2. It also doesn't require you to buy any external device in order to use it. But if you do have a powerful gaming PC, you actually do have the option to hook Quest 2 up to a PC to play PCVR games - and you can STILL do it wirelessly. PSVR2 on the other hand, needs to be hooked up to a PS5, with a wire, at all times. And currently, the PSVR2 set cannot be used to play PCVR games in any capacity (although someone will probably be able to get it to work somewhere down the line). - PSVR2 headset may be more comfortable, but it's also more of a pain to set up and find that 'sweet-spot', which seems to be much more narrow. It may take longer to put the headset on perfectly in order to reduce blurring. - There is a perpetual graininess on PSVR2 that is FAR worse than on Quest 2. Apparently, the OLED lenses result in a 'Mura' effect, which looks like a thick layer of something akin to having a screen-door wrapped around your eyes. This is most noticeable in dark areas of a game - especially very dark areas, in which the the 'Mura' effect is so bad that you can barely even tell what you are looking at anymore. It is VERY distracting and probably the single biggest drawback to the PSVR2 for me. All VR sets have a sort of 'film-graininess' to their image, but PSVR2's 'Mura' is on a whole other level and is also completely 'static', making it all the more distracting. - Quest 2 has a much larger library of games over PSVR2 right now, and if you include BOTH of its native games as well as PCVR support, it is unlikely that PSVR2 will ever be able to catch up in its entire lifetime. - Quest 2 controllers last waaay longer than PSVR2's. They also use two AA batteries each, instead of being USB rechargeable like PSVR, which means that if you don't own the PSVR2 rechargeable controller stand, it's going to be a much bigger pain to charge these controllers simultaneously - especially considering you will need to recharge them much more often than you will need to replace the Quest 2 controller's batteries. This issue might be debatable, as it depends on whether you own a charging stand (or just hate having to buy AA batteries in general). - Quest 2 has native access to a ton of non-gaming applications and features (even disregarding the Quest Pro), such as web-browsers, documentaries and other (vaguely interactive) VR experiences. Again, this stuff might not be factor for some people, if all you want to do with VR is play games only. **OVERALL** Personally, after having owned and enjoyed the Quest 2 for over a year (mainly playing native games-no less) and having originally imagining that I'd retire it to the closet once getting PSVR2, I'm a bit surprised that PSVR2 is not exactly the complete blowaway piece of VR-tech I was expecting. The significantly better graphics and overall more advanced tech is all fantastic, but it's hard to ignore that horrendous 'screen-door Mura' - especially for someone like me who tends to enjoy horror games in VR, which are often filled with dark areas. It actually makes me wonder if I even want to buy something like 'The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners 2' on PSVR2 or just buy it on Quest 2 (assuming it comes out on Quest 2). Also, while my gaming PC isn't powerful enough to take advantage of Quest 2's PCVR support (with satisfactory results anyway), that is not the case for everyone. Overall, both sets serve their own purpose and have their own advantages and disadvantages. I'll be keeping and using both units for now.
Quest 2 "cheaper"? Can you do math? Quest 2 is now $400. Without the $130 elite headstrap upgrade, your head will explode after playing it for an hour. Even with the elite headstrap it is still the most uncomfrotable headset in the market. As a "standalone" headset it can only play some OLD PCVR games with seriously downgraded graphics. It is NOT standalone without a $1500 gaming PC for playing AAA VR games. The ONLY reason you are saying this is because you are a PC gamer. You had no better solution than to buy Quest 2 back in 2020. Even with a gaming PC, it has latency after wiring to the PC. I don't need the wireless feature of Quest 2. That Snapdragon chipset and battery are making Quest 2 heavier, seriously imbalance and uncomfortable.
Agree on all points, except the mura, I actually haven’t noticed it yet. Didn’t realize how much I would miss video streaming and VR browsers. Bigscreen needs to come to PSVR2 immediately. Virtual Desktop too. Painting apps. Etc
Hahaha! This was funny. Im not going to lie, but the Quest 2 without a PC, tethered or untethered, looks like crap unless you are playing games that does not require too much power. When using it with the pc, its another story.
Why compare it to a vive pro? It's already $50 more than the PSVR2 for just the headset, then you need to spend $250 more to get the controllers and another $300 for 2 base stations. So the PSVR2 + a ps5 is $950-1050. Everything you need for a Vive Pro costs $1150. Everything except, of course, another ~$1000 for a powerful enough PC.
@@LEL-Lord you can try it. If you have never owned or used a vr headset, you may be surprised and liked it a lot, but with the PC and connected to the PC, it is a really nice experience at least graphics wise. Everythinh run smoother and with better textures and better bigger games. You can hook it to steam vr and play Half Life Alyx.
If you use the Quest it shows the controllers as a white outline without using the passthrough, So it's easier to find your controller if you set it down.
I can't believe 2 "journalist" did such a bad review, talking about functions that the psvr2 have but they said the don't. 1080p screen when using cinema mode lol...
I think you are right that might have gotten some points wrong. But the cinema mode is absolutely a 1080p screen. It seems like you don't understand. Just because the total resolution of the panel in the headset is closer to 4k doesn't mean you can get the equivalent of a flat 4k display. Basically it would be the equivalent of placing your nose to the TV and you wouldn't be able to see the entire screen all at once. So your view has to be pulled back some to the point that the resolution is equivalent to that of a 1080p display. So make sure you know what you are talking about before you give snark.
You don't need prescription lenses for PSVR 2. The headset is extremely well designed. You won't feel anything playing with it while wearing your eye glasses. In fact, you won't have any light leaked into the headset from outside. It is truly immersive.
@@TheStealthDawghuge upgrade bruh…I have both. Wider fov so more immersive, hdr (makes a huge difference), and better over all graphics, This is the head to buy if you want future proof tech. Quest 2 is on their last legs. Waste of money ag this point
@@TheStealthDawg If u just care about gaming, PSVR2 is the way to go.Not sure Facebook will continue to invest in VR but even if they do, it’ll be more Metaverse stuff in stead of gaming.
@@TheStealthDawg I personally prefer my Quest 2 over the PSVR2. The PSVR2 is a great entry level headset for newcomers, but if you have a Quest 2 + PC it won't be an upgrade. I might even say it's a downgrade. My Quest 2 is much sharper in games than my PSVR2, probably thanks to better lenses and the LCD panel (LCD is usually sharper than OLED in VR headsets). I was very surprised by that.
The quest 2 is so terrible compared to the wired pc headsets of the past , had nothing but issues with multiple units need to tether to Facebook , graphics are terrible , controllers are cheap , it’s not comfortable without spending more money …… bleh and a price increase
You can absolutely see you finger position and sense controller perfectly on the psvr2. I've seen it many times on mine. I don't know why they say you can't.
Such a bad review but anyway people that own a PS5 knows very well about psvr2 the don't rely on this videos to convince them self to buy this tech, I'm feeling sad for people who does...
@@Hermas_360 Sony fanboys need to stop getting their panties in a bunch about anything they see as criticism. The review was very positive. However the PSVR 2 is not the second coming of Christ. Like any piece of tech it has plusses and minuses.
@@bensonr2 It's not what we see as criticisms it's fact. They said many inaccurate things in this video. Like the finger tracking and the resolution of the quest pro being better than psvr2 when it's not.
I really don't get the comparisons between them One takes advantage of a whole console for a high end experience, the other is a standalone device that provides less quality but is completely portable
Personally I find the included earbuds really good. They are designed around the headset so the wires don’t get in the way, and I find that the Pulse 3D kind of dig in under my ear, so the included earbuds are way more comfortable.
You're comparing apples and oranges I don't want my vr heads to do anything but play games which it does better then stick to the games which 1 makes better games
That’s the whole point of comparing, to see the differences. Ever think bout how this type of video is useful for consumers to see what’s right for them??
There is an ambient sound setting that lets the headset mic pick up sound in your environment, so you can hear a person talking to you even while wearing earbuds or headphones. When you mentioned comfort, you mentioned after market straps. That's going to add an $50-$80 dollars to that Quest price tag, and it's still not as comfortable as the PSVR2 out of the box.
For me, personally, PS VR2 exclusives are not that important. What's important is that those Meta Quest 2 games are far better on the PS VR2. They look much better, some are Remasters, and all have better frame rates, on HDR OLED displays, on a more comfortable HMD, with adapter triggers, with haptics on the controllers, as well as in the headset itself. This makes them more immersive too, which of course is what VR is all about.
Keep in mind the PSVR2 is brand new. Once devs get a hold of this thing and unlock all its capabilities, I believe we are going to see some mind blowing things. I’m betting the reason we don’t have GTA 6 yet is because they’re going to be making it VR compatible. Very exciting times. I’ve never even tried a VR headset before. So I’m really looking forward to getting my PSVR.
@@EyeForKnowledge.gta is t exactly a game fit for VR it’s just too much to handle with a headset on your head imo. I prefer just chilling on a sofa with these types of games, I mean driving robberies, guns, side missions all together in vr would be too much for me personally but I may be wrong about this
@@Actiontime70 I think it would be amazing. Why can’t you sit on your couch playing VR? I do while playing most my games in VR except for Pavlov. Unless you have a warehouse sized space, you’re not walking around. You’re using the sticks to move your player.
@@EyeForKnowledge. yeah I actually play most games seated too but I’m saying that gta would be too much for vr because most headsets will have your head hurting in like 2-3 hours and I feel like a game so in depth like gta would be very hard to port to vr and when you play on a flat screen it’s just so much more comfortable and you can play for many hours comfortably if that makes any sense
😂 People are pissed because you didn't refer to the PSVR2 as "perfection personified", it really isn't that much better than the Quest 2 from my experience and the tether alone hurts it. Naturally it is better in some way because it's new, and they have had all the time needed to adjust to critiques about the competition. Still it's only interesting if you own a PS5, and if you don't already own a PS5 you'll need to dish out a grand for the entire set up. That's a lot for marginally better advancements, attached to a tether with a weaker game library on top of that. PlayStation fans will definitely want it, however those who prefer meta will just wait for the Quest 3 which will be superior to the PSVR2👑
I’ve watched 4k movies streamed directly through Plex, and the PSVR2 looks great! No screen door affect, blacks look good… the OLED screens are crispy. I intended to use it as my own personal movie theater on the regular!
@@enginerunsable I was only speaking to the quality. To your point, PS5 does not support the most common/frequently used mkv codex, so you can’t even download your 4K movies to an external hard drive and play them. It sucks! Plex is a good workaround if you have the bandwidth.
I _think_ you can get full screen on TV if you have tracking off, and you can see your controllers if you hit the passthrough button (on the bottom of the lens assembly).
The PSVR2 does look like a great piece of kit and I've been intrigued by VR for many years but as i dont currently own a PS5 I'm struggling to justify buying a PS5 and headset in one go. It's hard to predict whether or not the novelty would wear off quicly for me and if I'd get my money's worth. If I already owned the console itself, I could see myself taking the leap to VR but it would seem extreme to fork out over a grand just for the VR experience. I wouldn't invest in a Quest 2 right now if it's looking likely that the Quest 3 will be launched before the end of this year. I've heard the rumours of what it may deliver tech wise but Meta can't cram too many features in as they'll be keen to keep the cost relativity low and they don't want the £1500 Quest Pro to suddenly seem redundant and massively overpriced for no reason if there's so much overlap.
Not agree, youtubers are laying, this head set was a huge waste of money, not better than the oculus, not bigger field of view, You can SEE pixels as grains in the lenses, not lighter than the oculus, why TH-camrs are spreading those bullshits about this headset
Review from VR Beginners. How much did Meta pay you??? Besides the Pico4 is much better than the Quest2 (hardware wise). The Mixed Reality capabilities of the Quest Pro are useless, no one would ever work with the Quest Pro professionally (only if you are paid from Meta to Do so.... Therefore no is buying it...
I can't find a single video that gives a good comparison. Everyone focuses on other things besides playing video games I don't care about watching movies, social apps and whatever else just GAMES. Plus every video I've seen they're getting their info wrong
Why are you comparing these? May as well compare the PS5 to an iPhone. Oh look the ps5 is better for gaming. Surprise. Compare it to an index or htc - a headset designed to stream from a powerful machine, not against a mobile phone chip from 3 years ago
Let me play Starwars Squadrons and ill be happy, also if they don't introduce backwards compatibility (a major issue for alot of people I'm suprised you didn't mention) this will be perfect
They can't. The first headset had led tracking and this one doesn't. They'd have to do too much work it's smarter to make new games with those resources.
There's no difference between needing a $500 PS5 for PSVR2 and needing an expensive PC for the Quest 2. In fact, a modern PC capable of top end VR is much more expensive than a PS5. Just saying.
@@WilliamStonerock well that's obvious, but buying a PC that can play games as well as a PS5 (which I understand is dedicated to media) will not be achievable at the same price point. I guess I'm just sayin that either way you want to get in to modern VR you are looking a grand plus.. You'd spend at least $1000 on the PC alone.. but if you already have one, the obvious choice is a Quest 2.
@@eleven9286PC is far more expensive than a PS5, but if someone wants to play online they'd need PS plus. Which a average user would most likely be using it for a duration of 4-7 years and around $100 a year. A PC also offering more deals on games and different sites for cheaper prices at all times.
I'd be interested in the PSVR2 if they make it compatible to use on a PC. If I buy one of these devices, No question, I want to experience Steam Games, and 3rd party hacks for games. WIth the way it is, I am waiting for SONY to make every game, with a PC, I can have a ton of other options. $550 for one device is enough.
It is not wise to buy a $1500 gaming PC while you can play the same AAA games with a $400 PS5. I have a $500 Dell laptop with iris xe graphics for me to play strategy games on Steam while in Starbucks. And after buying my $550 PSVR2, I will still have $50 left for me to buy myself a coffee. LOL Guess what, you still need to buy that cheap and highly uncomfortable Quest 2 for $400 and $130 for the elite head strap to make it barely less uncomfortable. And you need a WIRE to attach it to your PC with LATENCY. LOL
@@trumplostlol3007 Yea, true but, without spending $800+ on a setup, it's one of these two. I'll hold tight for the Quest 3 unless I can find a steal on the 2. I'd like the OLED display but, too much for just one device.
@@trumplostlol3007 I’d rather have thousands of options to play and modding whatever I like than being limited to the ps store for games. You can also play pc vr wirelessly. The elite strap is garbage. Bobo vr strap is better and just 60 dollars and comes with an additional battery
@@trumplostlol3007 Some people already have good gaming PCs (and no PS5s), in that scenario the Quest 2 is a good option. Also, I believe it's PCVR where the Quest 2's screen really shines, but it also works well standalone. You do not need a wire to use the Quest 2 with a PC. There is Airlink, and it works really well if you have a good Wi-Fi setup, but you also get the option of using a cable. Been playing Beat Saber on expert for a good while over Airlink, no noticable latency issues. However, the factory strap is uncomfortable indeed, but there are loads of options around, even 3rd party ones which are not as expensive as Meta's elite strap. Also, comparing a $1500 gaming PC with a PS5 is kind of a stretch...
@@trumplostlol3007 PS5 cannot give 100+ FPS on 4K with Maxed settings and DLSS. Also not support 21:9. Some people need max visual quality, not just able to play. AAA games on PS5 graphic quality is medium + much lower FPS on PS5 compared to PC.
Quest 2 has full hand gameplay no need for a controller on a lot of games. Cordless lol cord noobs You can only play PSVR games Quest can play over 10,000 VR games. We have haptics lol so does quest 2 they made a vest gloves and a head haptics you can buy for cheap lol Get me out of here with that PSVR 2 is better bull crap lol
These guys are so full of cap. Guys just check out other reviews not Facebook shills. The controllers have tracking rings and are touch sensitive. There are plenty games, the visuals are pc level vs cell phone level, it has a pass through for you to easily see around you and yes find your controllers. Lemme find out these guys work for facebook.
U can't compare the 2 plain and simple. To even use the psvr u need a ps5. So compare it to the quest pro. They are In the same price range then. And the pro would win due to its ability to do AR AND Vr and its ability to be portable.
@@BlackParade01 You don't need hand tracking cause of the touch sensors on the controllers. And it is easy to have hand tracking on PSVR 2 cause of its BETTER cameras than Quest 2. I turn off the hand tracking on my Quest 2 all the time cause it is making things worse, not better.
Poor journalism/integrity….a lot of misinformation in this video…psvr2 has finger hand detection plus the resolution is greater than any quest available now smh 🤦🏽♂️
Apples to Oranges. This video comparison is pointless. You also didn't mention that Meta abandons their players after a year of the new headset being out like they did with Quest 1. I bought two Quests in the same time frame as PSVR1 which lasted from ps4 to ps5. Thus I spent over $800 to remain relevant in Meta's game library. You are literally recommending a headset that will be obsolete in a year. And one whose $400 is smart phone graphics and terrible performance.
You mad bro? Lol. Quests can still very much be used as a PCVR system indefinitely. Dropping support for the outdated mobile chip hardware portion was always a given.
@@smittyvanjagermanjenson182 mad? Nah, bro. But remember "bro" he is recommending the Quest as a $400 device and using that $400 as a selling point. And you are saying that a Quest plus a PC represents a sharper image than a PSVR2 and a PS5 when, in fact, it does not, as the Quest one and two screens are already showing their age. I don't have to prove it to you, but I've own RiftS, Quest 1,2 and Pro)though I returned the pro). They are great headsets but it is a headset that I have alongside my PSVR, not something I would ever choose between. Becauss, again bro, apples to oranges? Are you mad, bro? Lol. Does Meta have you so hooked that you are ok with them abandoning their user base two years after owners bought Quest 1?
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**Correction: The Sense controller buttons and triggers are touch sensitive. I incorrectly stated they don’t based off a few games I played where it didn’t. I’ve got more games to play!
Yup, I was just going to correct you guys on this one😊 pretty sure it’s capacitance touch so once you actually touch the button it shows your fist closed and then once you press the button you will actually grab an object.
You know you could have googled it first right? Before looking like a complete Quest fanboy. Lol. And I believe in the Horizon game you could have confirmed finger tracking.
I was just about to light you up for that.. Even the analog stick is touch sensitive, every button is. Tell me you haven't played Horizon Cotm without telling me you haven't played Horizon Cotm
yep you literally can see this on Call of the Mountain
Respectfully, you should edit that part out of the video entirely, or redo it. There are many who don’t read comments and will be misled.
The PSVR2 is a gaming VR device, I don’t think Sony care about using their device for working 😂
i think it could with the long usbc cable. obviously has to be fully functional in windows
Psvr overrated
Agreed. It’s called focusing on one thing and doing it well.
@@neoleobutleratl-burnerente2234 says the person who doesn't own one ⬅️
I'll send you a picture I'm playing. Atl 30342 ps5 gamer tag loser Jason what's your gamer tag. Bet you don't have one
I'm confused at why you all said PSVR2 doesn't have finger and thumb detection. It absolutely does. You can see in the teardown. It's got thumb-on-analog-stick and finger detection just like Quest 2.
Yeah these are just lazy people that don't do research before they do a video. It's a good way to destroy a channel.
THAT WAS FAIL OF EXPERTS THERE!!
@@joelf634 you mean “experts”. Total fail on CNET’s part. You know they’re copying their homework when they don’t even attempt to do it.
Can someone confirm this? How these experts miss this?
Also can see the controllers in pass through, tells you what’s right and left
3:24 Wow. Seriously? How could CNET not know the PSVR2 controller doesn’t have the same capacitive touch buttons when Sony themselves released a video where they tear it all down - AND SHOW THE CAPACITIVE BUTTONS??
Psvr2 is absolutely mind blowing for just a plug and play setup. Cant stop playing it. So many games
I've started with Horizon, but after falling so many times off cliffs and mountains, I've changed lanes and started playing Moss and my oh my I looove this game!! It's pure joy! Made me feel like a kid again haha. I bought the bundle containing both games. I totally recommend them for VR newbies. Have a comfy sofa, chair, some pillows, sit down and immerse yourself in this wonderfully crafted tale/world. It's extremely relaxing, almost puts me in a zen mode, haha.
@@Alexthelion93 I've started call of the mountain as well, and omg i really don't like the climbing, and that's so much of it. But shooting arrows and fighting machines is a lot of fun, a bit of a shame there's so much climbing
@@Alexthelion93 just here to spread the good word of Rez Infinite
@@johnm.2785 Loved Rez! Had the PS4 version and finished it long ago. I upgraded to the PS5 version to test it with the PSVR 2. It's sooo fun to aim with your eyes!
@@Alexthelion93 I've never done VR so regular Rez was already fun but that Area X was mind blowing !
Horizon Bundle saves you $10
why does everyone ignore the existence of the $400 PS5 digital edition?
At the end they are talking about not being able to find the controllers. It has both pass through and it shows them highlighted in that mode. Did they actually play the headset for more than 10 minutes?
I don’t think so. They probably just played to get the clips
They're talking about not being able to find the dual sense controller.
@@MrGamecatCanaveral ohhh, still, just use the pass through. It’s very responsive.
@@MrGamecatCanaveral I thought they meant the sense controllers but like mangasaint said use the passthrough
“PSVR2 is $550, but you need a PS5, so that brings it up to about $1000”
Also
“Quest is $400 and you can just plug it into your PC.”
Interesting how that hypothetical customer didn’t have a PS5, but definitely had a Vr capable PC.
You don’t need to though it is just an option to put it in a PC
@@LEL-Lord You’re missing my point. When addressing that option, it wasn’t,”If you want, you can buy an additional PC and hook it up to that.” It was,”You can hook it up to YOUR PC.”
Yes, it’s required to use it, but I bought and hooked my PSVR2 to my PS5. It’s just a tonal difference where ownership is assumed in one case and not in the other to make the thing appear more expensive.
@@Visionoflegacy fully agree. Everyone commenting on the PSVR2 price is saying then you still gotta spend more for the PS5. Oh please, PSVR2 owners have had their PS5's for a while now. It's two separate $500 purchases with most likely many months in between
Lmao. Right!
I also like when they say the Quest is cheaper but not as comfortable and the battery life is bad BUT you can buy a different head strap and buy this and that. So eventually it will cost the same or more.
The PSVR2’s Sense controllers have finger touch detection on the analog sticks and buttons.
But the said psvr2 lack this function! I don't know if Meta pays this guy's or its just an awful review!
I have both and the psvr do lack alot of function, but it up to you if your a ps vr fan or the real and better regular vr fan.
@@AlphaXiro the thing is that psvr2 compared with other VR is like comparing PC with consoles, if you know what I mean!
@@AlphaXiro Dude, the psvr2 has finger detection. If you owned it you'd know this.
Obviously you don't.
@@Hermas_360 It is EASY to add hand tracking to PSVR 2 by only one upgrade cause of PSVR 2's cameras on the headset. But PSVR 2 does not need it cause it has touch sensors on its controllers which Quest 2 does not.
This is like comparing a iphone to a ps5 and going “which is best for for gaming”
ITS A GAMING CONSOLE, and nooooooooooooobody use fn vr work apps. Nobody.
Gaming journalism everbody, man dont they suck.
Psvr 2 has finger tracking. It's not as intricate as the quest, but it's there
Finger tracking can be added to PSVR 2 any time because of its cameras. But PSVR 2 already have touch sensors on it controllers which Quest 2 does not. And I personal don't even bother with hand tracking on my Quest 2. I turn it off completely cause it is mainly used in some childish games like job simulator.
so the both of y’all “reviewed” it and came to the conclusion that you can’t find the controllers with the headset on, is that correct? i’ve seen a ton of videos where it in fact does have the feature to find the controllers with the headset on.
I think they were referring to the ps5 controller not psvr2 controllers...
@@itscard0man ooh that's dumb. Lol.
Yes there is button under the headset visor you press it and the cameras on the headset let you see everything and everyone in the room it's called video passthrough these reviewers did not read the instruction manual I guess???
@@itscard0man definitely makes sense and thanks for clarifying that.
Sony did not market nor aim their device at none PS5 people. Also saying that its $550 and then you have to buy the PS5 for another $500 is kinda misleading. Most PSVR2 buyers already have their PS5's for a while now. Also, not having many social apps is just the way we like it.
I agree with you about the market for PSVR2 was the PS5 crowd, but I have to admit that I played RecRoom on the PSVR1 and would love to see the PS5 version get VR support.
you have everything goin on the Quest 2. Not powerful? Hook up your gaming PC with this and play nice VR Games like Half Life Alyx, Racing Games, Even Resident Evil 2,3,7,8 (with VR Mods)
I think the best option would be to wait until late 2023 for more, better titles to begin taking advantage of PSVR dev kits that were released. Considering the accessibility, i’m optimistic about more Quest ports and larger titles available in the near future.
Not comparable. Two totally different types of headsets.
They should be comparing it to pcvr headsets, not standalone ones.
They are comparing them because they're the new wave of consumer made systems. High end PCVR headsets are pretty niche and most aren't willing to run out and drop $800-$1500. Also not sure where you've been, but the quest 2 has always been a pcvr headset lol, source *the steamVR hardware survey* where quest 2 is like 60% of what people are using these days.
What pcvr headsets are around the same price for everything you need though? Is it fair or reasonable to compare it to a $500 pcvr headset that doesn't include controllers and you have to buy external tracking systems for? And you can of course just connect the quest 2 to a PC.
Everything is comparable to everything, even opposites - light/dark/black/white. Whether or not it's a useful or "good" comparison to make is a different matter and mostly going to be subjective.
big issue for me is your limited to PS games and PS hardware. With quest i can plug into my PC and make it a powerhouse.
First of all, why are you influencers comparing these two products ?? There's no point
Quest 2 and PSVR2 are the only two VR headsets I've ever used. Here's my personal breakdown on how the PSVR2 compares to Quest 2:
**PROS** (for PSVR2)
- The headset itself is more advanced than Quest 2, and includes rumble. It also has eye-tracking, which is a neat feature that actually does work very well. Future software may (potentially) make great use of this tech. The lenses are also of a higher resolution than Quest 2, which means less pixilation and more detail. Wider FOV means there's less of a 'looking through a pair of binoculars' effect (though it's still there to an extent).
- PSVR2 has much better raw graphics than native Quest 2. It is like comparing PS4-level visuals to Nintendo Gamecube (and that's only the best of the best-looking in regards to the latter). It's a BIG difference.
- OLED lenses means much more vibrant colors than the LCD lenses of the Quest 2.
- The headset is also a lot more comfortable and secure than Quest 2 and is better at preventing fogging of the lenses. The rubber liners around the set do a better job at keeping outside light from permeating your vision. Adjusting the lenses is also much easier to do on PSVR2, as it can actually be done while you are wearing the headset
- The controllers are technically more advanced than the Quest 2's, with more advanced haptic-feedback and adaptive triggers that better add to the immersion of some games.
- Presumably, PSVR2 will receive many games that simply will not be able to run on a (native) Quest 2, due to the difference in processing power, as well as Playstation-exclusive games.
**CONS** (for PSVR2)
- The Quest 2 is totally wireless, lighter, and cheaper than PSVR2. It also doesn't require you to buy any external device in order to use it. But if you do have a powerful gaming PC, you actually do have the option to hook Quest 2 up to a PC to play PCVR games - and you can STILL do it wirelessly. PSVR2 on the other hand, needs to be hooked up to a PS5, with a wire, at all times. And currently, the PSVR2 set cannot be used to play PCVR games in any capacity (although someone will probably be able to get it to work somewhere down the line).
- PSVR2 headset may be more comfortable, but it's also more of a pain to set up and find that 'sweet-spot', which seems to be much more narrow. It may take longer to put the headset on perfectly in order to reduce blurring.
- There is a perpetual graininess on PSVR2 that is FAR worse than on Quest 2. Apparently, the OLED lenses result in a 'Mura' effect, which looks like a thick layer of something akin to having a screen-door wrapped around your eyes. This is most noticeable in dark areas of a game - especially very dark areas, in which the the 'Mura' effect is so bad that you can barely even tell what you are looking at anymore. It is VERY distracting and probably the single biggest drawback to the PSVR2 for me. All VR sets have a sort of 'film-graininess' to their image, but PSVR2's 'Mura' is on a whole other level and is also completely 'static', making it all the more distracting.
- Quest 2 has a much larger library of games over PSVR2 right now, and if you include BOTH of its native games as well as PCVR support, it is unlikely that PSVR2 will ever be able to catch up in its entire lifetime.
- Quest 2 controllers last waaay longer than PSVR2's. They also use two AA batteries each, instead of being USB rechargeable like PSVR, which means that if you don't own the PSVR2 rechargeable controller stand, it's going to be a much bigger pain to charge these controllers simultaneously - especially considering you will need to recharge them much more often than you will need to replace the Quest 2 controller's batteries. This issue might be debatable, as it depends on whether you own a charging stand (or just hate having to buy AA batteries in general).
- Quest 2 has native access to a ton of non-gaming applications and features (even disregarding the Quest Pro), such as web-browsers, documentaries and other (vaguely interactive) VR experiences. Again, this stuff might not be factor for some people, if all you want to do with VR is play games only.
**OVERALL**
Personally, after having owned and enjoyed the Quest 2 for over a year (mainly playing native games-no less) and having originally imagining that I'd retire it to the closet once getting PSVR2, I'm a bit surprised that PSVR2 is not exactly the complete blowaway piece of VR-tech I was expecting. The significantly better graphics and overall more advanced tech is all fantastic, but it's hard to ignore that horrendous 'screen-door Mura' - especially for someone like me who tends to enjoy horror games in VR, which are often filled with dark areas. It actually makes me wonder if I even want to buy something like 'The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners 2' on PSVR2 or just buy it on Quest 2 (assuming it comes out on Quest 2). Also, while my gaming PC isn't powerful enough to take advantage of Quest 2's PCVR support (with satisfactory results anyway), that is not the case for everyone.
Overall, both sets serve their own purpose and have their own advantages and disadvantages. I'll be keeping and using both units for now.
"assuming it comes out on quest 2" - TWD Saints and Sinners - Ch. 2: Retribution was released on mq2 on Dec. 1st last year, $39.99
@@waltergolden7455
Oh damn XD
Can you watch true VR video content on PSVR2 the way you can on Oculus headsets?
Quest 2 "cheaper"? Can you do math? Quest 2 is now $400. Without the $130 elite headstrap upgrade, your head will explode after playing it for an hour. Even with the elite headstrap it is still the most uncomfrotable headset in the market. As a "standalone" headset it can only play some OLD PCVR games with seriously downgraded graphics. It is NOT standalone without a $1500 gaming PC for playing AAA VR games. The ONLY reason you are saying this is because you are a PC gamer. You had no better solution than to buy Quest 2 back in 2020. Even with a gaming PC, it has latency after wiring to the PC. I don't need the wireless feature of Quest 2. That Snapdragon chipset and battery are making Quest 2 heavier, seriously imbalance and uncomfortable.
Agree on all points, except the mura, I actually haven’t noticed it yet. Didn’t realize how much I would miss video streaming and VR browsers. Bigscreen needs to come to PSVR2 immediately. Virtual Desktop too. Painting apps. Etc
Comparing that mobile phone headset to the psvr2 is insulting.
You should be ashamed.
High end vr should be compared to high end vr.
Unbelievable
This is definitely the worst review I’ve seen so far. These guys are one sided lol
Pointless comparison. Should be comparing it to a vive pro or something. Might as well compare it to cardboard vr on a cell phone.
Hahaha! This was funny. Im not going to lie, but the Quest 2 without a PC, tethered or untethered, looks like crap unless you are playing games that does not require too much power. When using it with the pc, its another story.
Why compare it to a vive pro? It's already $50 more than the PSVR2 for just the headset, then you need to spend $250 more to get the controllers and another $300 for 2 base stations.
So the PSVR2 + a ps5 is $950-1050.
Everything you need for a Vive Pro costs $1150. Everything except, of course, another ~$1000 for a powerful enough PC.
@@Bad.Ju.Ju. So as a guy with an only an Xbox and no PC. Should I start with a Quest 2 untethered or should I wait to get a PC?
@@LEL-Lord you can try it. If you have never owned or used a vr headset, you may be surprised and liked it a lot, but with the PC and connected to the PC, it is a really nice experience at least graphics wise. Everythinh run smoother and with better textures and better bigger games. You can hook it to steam vr and play Half Life Alyx.
bizarre that the PS5 still doesn't have an easily-accessible browser
agree
To do what? You literally have browsers on any other device in your house. Browsing on a console? Hello 2007 ps3 era?
@@azured909 to use them in PSVR2’s cinema mode.
@@joelface They just don't know about sailing the seas and streaming in popcorn mode lmaoooo
What do you mean you can't find the controller while wearing the headset? That's why theres a pass through camera button...🤔
If you use the Quest it shows the controllers as a white outline without using the passthrough, So it's easier to find your controller if you set it down.
giving money to zuckerberg is a nonstarter for me
"make a feature to see your controls".....? It's called pass through. It even shows you which controller is which 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🤔
I can't believe 2 "journalist" did such a bad review, talking about functions that the psvr2 have but they said the don't. 1080p screen when using cinema mode lol...
They do say it's 1080p
Sony said it's 1080p. What are you talking about.. you made the very mistake that you are complaining about lmao
It's 1080p
@@coeducated sucking off corporations?? I have all 3 current generation consoles plus a relatively good PC, this argument is not valid to me!
I think you are right that might have gotten some points wrong. But the cinema mode is absolutely a 1080p screen. It seems like you don't understand. Just because the total resolution of the panel in the headset is closer to 4k doesn't mean you can get the equivalent of a flat 4k display. Basically it would be the equivalent of placing your nose to the TV and you wouldn't be able to see the entire screen all at once. So your view has to be pulled back some to the point that the resolution is equivalent to that of a 1080p display. So make sure you know what you are talking about before you give snark.
You can get prescription lens for quest. Absolutely fabulous
You don't need prescription lenses for PSVR 2. The headset is extremely well designed. You won't feel anything playing with it while wearing your eye glasses. In fact, you won't have any light leaked into the headset from outside. It is truly immersive.
The PSVR2 is amazing. The OLED screen and HDR just makes everything pop.
I just sold my quest to in anticipation for this. Would you say this is a upgrade from quest 2?
@@TheStealthDawghuge upgrade bruh…I have both. Wider fov so more immersive, hdr (makes a huge difference), and better over all graphics,
This is the head to buy if you want future proof tech. Quest 2 is on their last legs. Waste of money ag this point
@@TheStealthDawg If u just care about gaming, PSVR2 is the way to go.Not sure Facebook will continue to invest in VR but even if they do, it’ll be more Metaverse stuff in stead of gaming.
@@TheStealthDawg I personally prefer my Quest 2 over the PSVR2.
The PSVR2 is a great entry level headset for newcomers, but if you have a Quest 2 + PC it won't be an upgrade. I might even say it's a downgrade.
My Quest 2 is much sharper in games than my PSVR2, probably thanks to better lenses and the LCD panel (LCD is usually sharper than OLED in VR headsets). I was very surprised by that.
Does foveated rendering make a difference?
Psvr 2 is better in every way
until your kid trips over the cord destroying your PS5 😂😂😂
For a person that have both, meta quest is better.
@@rfbthreei dont have no kids so no problem here
no its not...both are very good....the Quest is sharper, the PSVR has better fov, colors, brightness ,and worse hand tracking and games.
The quest 2 is so terrible compared to the wired pc headsets of the past , had nothing but issues with multiple units need to tether to Facebook , graphics are terrible , controllers are cheap , it’s not comfortable without spending more money …… bleh and a price increase
Quest 2 - 120Hz. Please complete your due diligence.
I'm all in for the PSVR 2 but I'm going to wait a few years until far more games come out and the current ones drop in price.
Smart decision, I’ll wait too but definitely not as long as you might, I don’t think I have the patience
Few years we will have the VR3
You can absolutely see you finger position and sense controller perfectly on the psvr2. I've seen it many times on mine. I don't know why they say you can't.
Another CORRECTION: 10:00 it does project to the screen after changing a few settings.
What y’all comparing an iPhone 4 to an iPhone 13 Pro Max?
This video will misinform so many people.
Such a bad review but anyway people that own a PS5 knows very well about psvr2 the don't rely on this videos to convince them self to buy this tech, I'm feeling sad for people who does...
@@Hermas_360 Sony fanboys need to stop getting their panties in a bunch about anything they see as criticism. The review was very positive. However the PSVR 2 is not the second coming of Christ. Like any piece of tech it has plusses and minuses.
@@bensonr2 are you serious?
More on the quest 2 plugged into a gaming pc? Surely thats the real comparison for an ever reducing pricepoint difference.
@@bensonr2 It's not what we see as criticisms it's fact. They said many inaccurate things in this video. Like the finger tracking and the resolution of the quest pro being better than psvr2 when it's not.
I really don't get the comparisons between them
One takes advantage of a whole console for a high end experience, the other is a standalone device that provides less quality but is completely portable
Absolutely! Comparing a dedicated wired device to a mobile device is disingenuous.
"Standalone" if you can tolerate the poor PS2 graphics that belonged to the 2010. Quest 2 graphics as a standalone sucks.
Do you need the ps 5 for the ps vr2 to function?
Personally I find the included earbuds really good. They are designed around the headset so the wires don’t get in the way, and I find that the Pulse 3D kind of dig in under my ear, so the included earbuds are way more comfortable.
Same. I prefer the earbuds to my Arctis 7P+ during my VR time.
Absolutely atrocious for me
I’m just confused why dude is wearing a mask playing the VR headset at home by himself. But not wearing a mask when sitting face-to-face conversing. 🤔
You're comparing apples and oranges I don't want my vr heads to do anything but play games which it does better then stick to the games which 1 makes better games
Not being able to play steam games and not being able to mod are huge deal breakers for me. You’re very limited to sony with the psvr2.
BS the display on the PSVR2 looks worse, it looks like an older generation display with the screendoor effect
Both are for very different purposes so not sure why comparing?
That’s the whole point of comparing, to see the differences. Ever think bout how this type of video is useful for consumers to see what’s right for them??
There is an ambient sound setting that lets the headset mic pick up sound in your environment, so you can hear a person talking to you even while wearing earbuds or headphones. When you mentioned comfort, you mentioned after market straps. That's going to add an $50-$80 dollars to that Quest price tag, and it's still not as comfortable as the PSVR2 out of the box.
More like $50 for a good strap with a battery and that's still quite a bit less than the psvr2's $1000 pricetag
@@gtas321$1050 pricetag
Yeah let’s also compare a smart phone to my pc.
Why is he wearing a mask with his VR?
For me, personally, PS VR2 exclusives are not that important. What's important is that those Meta Quest 2 games are far better on the PS VR2. They look much better, some are Remasters, and all have better frame rates, on HDR OLED displays, on a more comfortable HMD, with adapter triggers, with haptics on the controllers, as well as in the headset itself. This makes them more immersive too, which of course is what VR is all about.
Keep in mind the PSVR2 is brand new. Once devs get a hold of this thing and unlock all its capabilities, I believe we are going to see some mind blowing things. I’m betting the reason we don’t have GTA 6 yet is because they’re going to be making it VR compatible. Very exciting times. I’ve never even tried a VR headset before. So I’m really looking forward to getting my PSVR.
Yeah I'm sure that is why we don't have GTA 6 yet 🙄
@@senraXD i was being facetious. We’re not getting a gta 6.
@@EyeForKnowledge.gta is t exactly a game fit for VR it’s just too much to handle with a headset on your head imo. I prefer just chilling on a sofa with these types of games, I mean driving robberies, guns, side missions all together in vr would be too much for me personally but I may be wrong about this
@@Actiontime70 I think it would be amazing. Why can’t you sit on your couch playing VR? I do while playing most my games in VR except for Pavlov. Unless you have a warehouse sized space, you’re not walking around. You’re using the sticks to move your player.
@@EyeForKnowledge. yeah I actually play most games seated too but I’m saying that gta would be too much for vr because most headsets will have your head hurting in like 2-3 hours and I feel like a game so in depth like gta would be very hard to port to vr and when you play on a flat screen it’s just so much more comfortable and you can play for many hours comfortably if that makes any sense
LOL, why compare these two headsets? I want to know how PSVR2 compares to high-end PCVR.
😂 People are pissed because you didn't refer to the PSVR2 as "perfection personified", it really isn't that much better than the Quest 2 from my experience and the tether alone hurts it. Naturally it is better in some way because it's new, and they have had all the time needed to adjust to critiques about the competition. Still it's only interesting if you own a PS5, and if you don't already own a PS5 you'll need to dish out a grand for the entire set up. That's a lot for marginally better advancements, attached to a tether with a weaker game library on top of that. PlayStation fans will definitely want it, however those who prefer meta will just wait for the Quest 3 which will be superior to the PSVR2👑
I own them both and can definitely say the psvr 2 is way better
@@rodneymullikin231 I'm not denying It being better, being brand new it arguably should be👑
I’ve watched 4k movies streamed directly through Plex, and the PSVR2 looks great! No screen door affect, blacks look good… the OLED screens are crispy. I intended to use it as my own personal movie theater on the regular!
Most people are not going to have a cache of 4k plex streams.
@@enginerunsable I was only speaking to the quality. To your point, PS5 does not support the most common/frequently used mkv codex, so you can’t even download your 4K movies to an external hard drive and play them. It sucks! Plex is a good workaround if you have the bandwidth.
You're NOT watching 4K resolution on the PSVR2.
@@bzso9603 Plex is buggy trash. Jellyfin is superior.
I use my Quest 2 with the massive Alienware Wireless Headphones.
It’s like being an F-35 pilot.
I _think_ you can get full screen on TV if you have tracking off, and you can see your controllers if you hit the passthrough button (on the bottom of the lens assembly).
The PSVR2 does look like a great piece of kit and I've been intrigued by VR for many years but as i dont currently own a PS5 I'm struggling to justify buying a PS5 and headset in one go. It's hard to predict whether or not the novelty would wear off quicly for me and if I'd get my money's worth. If I already owned the console itself, I could see myself taking the leap to VR but it would seem extreme to fork out over a grand just for the VR experience.
I wouldn't invest in a Quest 2 right now if it's looking likely that the Quest 3 will be launched before the end of this year. I've heard the rumours of what it may deliver tech wise but Meta can't cram too many features in as they'll be keen to keep the cost relativity low and they don't want the £1500 Quest Pro to suddenly seem redundant and massively overpriced for no reason if there's so much overlap.
Gotta agree the psvr2 looks like it's only worth it if you already own a ps5 before hand
Bro disrespected the quest 2🤣🤣🤣,It could be like a“ Nintendo switch, VR”
Dude is playing while wearing a mask...Amazing...
Not agree, youtubers are laying, this head set was a huge waste of money, not better than the oculus, not bigger field of view, You can SEE pixels as grains in the lenses, not lighter than the oculus, why TH-camrs are spreading those bullshits about this headset
Review from VR Beginners. How much did Meta pay you???
Besides the Pico4 is much better than the Quest2 (hardware wise).
The Mixed Reality capabilities of the Quest Pro are useless, no one would ever work with the Quest Pro professionally (only if you are paid from Meta to Do so.... Therefore no is buying it...
Wait I didn’t know that your supposed to stick you headphones on to the side
I can't find a single video that gives a good comparison. Everyone focuses on other things besides playing video games I don't care about watching movies, social apps and whatever else just GAMES. Plus every video I've seen they're getting their info wrong
The cable.....quest wins
Can’t find the controllers with the headset on?? You know about pass through mode right? Right? I use it all the time it’s really convenient
Inter pupillary distance, not display.
Why are you comparing these? May as well compare the PS5 to an iPhone. Oh look the ps5 is better for gaming. Surprise.
Compare it to an index or htc - a headset designed to stream from a powerful machine, not against a mobile phone chip from 3 years ago
I can't believe beat saber isn't out yet on psvr2, like how
It's coming. The headset just launched.
@@sampson3121 i saw that it's been confirmed, just wish they'd give us a date
I hope it will never come to playstation
@@Exocrotic-yn2ck it already did, it took almost a year though
@@allandm unfortunately. Æ, still steam vr and quest 3 are better in every way except graphics
I confused you need a ps5 to use your Psvr2! I am buying an oculus
Let me play Starwars Squadrons and ill be happy, also if they don't introduce backwards compatibility (a major issue for alot of people I'm suprised you didn't mention) this will be perfect
They can't. The first headset had led tracking and this one doesn't. They'd have to do too much work it's smarter to make new games with those resources.
Thank goodness I got my Quest 2 BEFORE the price jumped $100
Same here got my bundle for 200 from my local best buy.
Seriously! I'm treating my Q2 like a baby because I won't be buying a replacement...
no VRC? no sale
Hello, I want to ask which glasses are better? oculus or playstation 5?
There's no difference between needing a $500 PS5 for PSVR2 and needing an expensive PC for the Quest 2. In fact, a modern PC capable of top end VR is much more expensive than a PS5. Just saying.
...but a modern PC would have more value and use than just a dedicated gaming console.
@@WilliamStonerock well that's obvious, but buying a PC that can play games as well as a PS5 (which I understand is dedicated to media) will not be achievable at the same price point.
I guess I'm just sayin that either way you want to get in to modern VR you are looking a grand plus..
You'd spend at least $1000 on the PC alone.. but if you already have one, the obvious choice is a Quest 2.
@@eleven9286PC is far more expensive than a PS5, but if someone wants to play online they'd need PS plus. Which a average user would most likely be using it for a duration of 4-7 years and around $100 a year.
A PC also offering more deals on games and different sites for cheaper prices at all times.
Just wait for the quest 3 honestly
Don’t lie to yourself, you have only used this for work once and after that you thought it was an awful experience
Enough negatives, please re review
Credibility is a must.
Did you mention battery life? When gaming if you get 2 hours on Quest 2, that's something to keep in mind.
Short answer?
I'd be interested in the PSVR2 if they make it compatible to use on a PC. If I buy one of these devices, No question, I want to experience Steam Games, and 3rd party hacks for games. WIth the way it is, I am waiting for SONY to make every game, with a PC, I can have a ton of other options.
$550 for one device is enough.
It is not wise to buy a $1500 gaming PC while you can play the same AAA games with a $400 PS5. I have a $500 Dell laptop with iris xe graphics for me to play strategy games on Steam while in Starbucks. And after buying my $550 PSVR2, I will still have $50 left for me to buy myself a coffee. LOL Guess what, you still need to buy that cheap and highly uncomfortable Quest 2 for $400 and $130 for the elite head strap to make it barely less uncomfortable. And you need a WIRE to attach it to your PC with LATENCY. LOL
@@trumplostlol3007 Yea, true but, without spending $800+ on a setup, it's one of these two. I'll hold tight for the Quest 3 unless I can find a steal on the 2. I'd like the OLED display but, too much for just one device.
@@trumplostlol3007 I’d rather have thousands of options to play and modding whatever I like than being limited to the ps store for games. You can also play pc vr wirelessly. The elite strap is garbage. Bobo vr strap is better and just 60 dollars and comes with an additional battery
@@trumplostlol3007 Some people already have good gaming PCs (and no PS5s), in that scenario the Quest 2 is a good option. Also, I believe it's PCVR where the Quest 2's screen really shines, but it also works well standalone.
You do not need a wire to use the Quest 2 with a PC. There is Airlink, and it works really well if you have a good Wi-Fi setup, but you also get the option of using a cable. Been playing Beat Saber on expert for a good while over Airlink, no noticable latency issues.
However, the factory strap is uncomfortable indeed, but there are loads of options around, even 3rd party ones which are not as expensive as Meta's elite strap.
Also, comparing a $1500 gaming PC with a PS5 is kind of a stretch...
@@trumplostlol3007 PS5 cannot give 100+ FPS on 4K with Maxed settings and DLSS. Also not support 21:9.
Some people need max visual quality, not just able to play. AAA games on PS5 graphic quality is medium + much lower FPS on PS5 compared to PC.
Really hoping Sony adds 3d bluray support. It's on ps4 for Pete's sake.
@CNET01 Yay!
What is this sponsored by meta. They made this far more comparable than it really is. Look at some other reviewers.
I would like to see a CNET Special we the team plays VR games on both headsets?
Quest 2 has full hand gameplay no need for a controller on a lot of games.
Cordless lol cord noobs
You can only play PSVR games Quest can play over 10,000 VR games.
We have haptics lol so does quest 2 they made a vest gloves and a head haptics you can buy for cheap lol
Get me out of here with that PSVR 2 is better bull crap lol
Only if PSVR2 could using on PC that would be awesome….
There are plenty of headsets that are great for use with PC, Quest being one of course...
Mine arrives today 🤞🏽
I just got the VR2 and I'm shocked how bad the image looks compared to Q2. :(
The pancake lenses are the thing, but for me I try to adjust my head and eyes and everything just to make is look similar to the quest 2
Yeah let's compare a new product with a 5 year old version 🤣 🤣 🤣
I’m just waiting for them to fix the issue with the sense controller so I can actually play mine.
Isn't Quest 2 pretty old now?
Biased review quest fanbois. Can’t find the controller? Really? turn on the see through view duh
These guys are so full of cap. Guys just check out other reviews not Facebook shills. The controllers have tracking rings and are touch sensitive. There are plenty games, the visuals are pc level vs cell phone level, it has a pass through for you to easily see around you and yes find your controllers. Lemme find out these guys work for facebook.
Can't play vrchat on psvr. Automatic L
U can't compare the 2 plain and simple. To even use the psvr u need a ps5. So compare it to the quest pro. They are In the same price range then. And the pro would win due to its ability to do AR AND Vr and its ability to be portable.
Psvr2 definitely has finger detection and tracking.
Doesn't have hand tracking
@@BlackParade01 You don't need hand tracking cause of the touch sensors on the controllers. And it is easy to have hand tracking on PSVR 2 cause of its BETTER cameras than Quest 2. I turn off the hand tracking on my Quest 2 all the time cause it is making things worse, not better.
Glasses touching the lenses will scratch them and ruin your headset.
Now we need quest 3 vs psvr 2 so it’s more fair
Only compare stand-alones with stand-alones imo.
Not having Superhot on PSVR2 is killing me
PC support is coming SOON! (PSVR2)
Isn't VR a way to forget about work? Why would you want to take work into that world?
Poor journalism/integrity….a lot of misinformation in this video…psvr2 has finger hand detection plus the resolution is greater than any quest available now smh 🤦🏽♂️
Apples to Oranges. This video comparison is pointless. You also didn't mention that Meta abandons their players after a year of the new headset being out like they did with Quest 1. I bought two Quests in the same time frame as PSVR1 which lasted from ps4 to ps5. Thus I spent over $800 to remain relevant in Meta's game library.
You are literally recommending a headset that will be obsolete in a year. And one whose $400 is smart phone graphics and terrible performance.
You mad bro? Lol. Quests can still very much be used as a PCVR system indefinitely. Dropping support for the outdated mobile chip hardware portion was always a given.
@@smittyvanjagermanjenson182 mad? Nah, bro. But remember "bro" he is recommending the Quest as a $400 device and using that $400 as a selling point. And you are saying that a Quest plus a PC represents a sharper image than a PSVR2 and a PS5 when, in fact, it does not, as the Quest one and two screens are already showing their age. I don't have to prove it to you, but I've own RiftS, Quest 1,2 and Pro)though I returned the pro). They are great headsets but it is a headset that I have alongside my PSVR, not something I would ever choose between. Becauss, again bro, apples to oranges? Are you mad, bro? Lol. Does Meta have you so hooked that you are ok with them abandoning their user base two years after owners bought Quest 1?
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