I agree with your review, and would like to summarize based on my experience working with creating content for a museum: Who may benefit from each headset: - Go: museums and visitor centers as part of immersive experiences, schools, eldercare (to get out and about into the world), exercise bikes, folks that are mobility impaired, simple training. Basically, as you said, people that want less intense games (or no games at all) and are focused on 360 video content (there is a lot already on TH-cam, NatGeo, etc etc). It is inexpensive to create 360 videos using
Yeah, I even ordered Quest (still have to wait 2-4 days for it to deliver) without thinking, cause a lot earlier, in 2018 I watched an Oculus Go review from the gaming side. He used ALVR to play, he had good WiFi so it was cool, but still, because of 3dof he called it "a piece of s**t or a complete waste of money", and I mostly agree, again, from the gaming side.
@@The360Guy Considering the Go is being discontinued it's a waste, if cost is a concern just pick up a used Quest 1 as people are gonna be buying Quest 2s
How would you compare the experience watching netflix, youtube etc. is the videos quality better with quest as I already have the oculus go and not happy with the quality.
I have the oculus go. When I went into the melody VR with oculus go the concerts were blurry will the Oculus quest give me a clearer picture in the concerts? Thanks.
Its the best to buy the Quest 2 because it has more RAM, more pixels too, etc. The Quest 2 is also pretty cheap for its performance, however, Quest 2 is for rather for gaming. But u can still watch Netflix, TH-cam and stuff on the Quest 2. So the Quest 2 is a real prefer! If u already have the Quest 1 there’s no need to switch to Quest 2, it just has more pixels and stuff than the Quest 1. So if ur new to VR, go for the Quest 2 for budget, gaming and experience!
so basically one is a dollar store phone headset with a laserpointer to select things and the other is an actually usable headset with 2 controllers an amazing refresh rate and way more games for like what 200 bucks second hand in 2022?
I own both and I have to say I use the Go way more. As you stated the weight of the Quest is major drawback. Also the Quest requires a fairly large gaming area, which for many people is harder to achieve than you might think and I have a house(to much crap I guess😏). I usually just go out in the backyard in the evening. Some games are amazing on the Quest, like Vader immortal which IMO is short with little replay value. Mostly I just play Beat Sabre and Creed. Because I take my own 360 videos and photos the GO is my main VR headset.
@@selfmadetray5836 Everything you say is true(well I don't think I'm totally nuts just the regular amount😂) The reality is all my criticisms are also true I mean it's obviously heavier, obviously to enjoy 6 degrees of freedom you need more space that just how it is. For the things I enjoy the Go has a LOT of advantages. I suppose I'm lucky in that I can afford both and can pick and choose. Once the weight and comfort issue is addressed the Go will have little reason to exist.
@@EnderPrinceLive I also got a Quest 2. The FOV is okay, but it could be better. I plan on buying a PSVR 2 when ever it comes out. Hopefully that one has 120fov.
Impressive review 👍 good job mate 💪 thumbs up, keep growing and see ya at our cinematic travel channel 👍👍 you are always more than welcome to come by and express your feelings about it 🤩
This is a dumb question but can you play the same games in the quest that you can on the “go” ? For instance I really would like to experience the plane crash that I only see people experiencing in the “go”
I notice go has better surround effect sound and clear sound that was change on the quest 2 which has more bass but you loss surround feeling and over all sound quality. I think that's my biggest problem with the quest 2.
Hi I just wanted to know what other headset would be good to purchase as I don’t have Fb nor do I want to get Fb just to get Oculus. Thank you for a thorough explanation on both 👍
Depends on how you're using it. For gaming obviously the Quest, for just consuming content the GO is WAY better. That weight penalty with the Quest is hard to overlook. I'm glad I have both. The next generation of the Quest should hopefully address the weight and comfort issue.
@@ferdinandmagellan9210 Little or no difference when watching video or looking at photos. Refresh is more relevant for gaming. I now have the Quest 2 which is a lot lighter so now there is no point to the GO, it's obsolete.
@@apdroidgeek1737 yes but there is an complicated way to connect it to pc and play vr games there. I don't know how it handles the move controllers and if so how you walk in the directions you want since it doesn't have any joysticks like every other controller.
I don’t own a go, but from what I’ve seen through the lenses of my friend’s go, I’d say they’re about equal, especially when you are in a bright room or the screen is white.
Mostly not, no. Recommend upgrading at some point, the go is basically a google cardboard with a controller tbh. The controller just uses gyro and accelerometers to track and it doesn’t have 6DOF
Muito obrigada, entre todos os vídeos que assisti, você foi o melhor que descreu as funções e limitações entre os Óculos de VR, perfeito e direto, bem explicado. (Brazil)
What resolution movies will the Quest play?? Have a Go and it struggles playing more than 1920 or 2160p (2300 is unwatchable) And this is a shame, since you only see part of the frame, so 1920 or 2160 does not even max out the resolution of the displays.
@@travelwithaash ok but u can watch youtube in the quest. Quest has higher resolution and has 72hz the higher the less motion sickness u have if u experience it. Go for the quest since it has better specs than go and will look better when u watching films
Bro the fact is you will never notice the difeernence in hertz ..its just a number...i tried both ..definitily quest is better for the 6° of freedom it offers its awesome...
@@surajdebnath969 you don't notice it. You feel it. I have a Quest 2 that has a 90hz display limited to 72hz. But when I switch on 90hz using adb commands, I can feel the difference. The biggest difference is when you move your head. I agree that when looking at a static display like a PC monitor, I don't see that big of a difference between 60hz and 90hz. But when I move my head in game with Quest 2, the difference between 72hz and 90hz is quite much. 72hz is still good IMO.
On the quest 2 (i dont have the 1 but the 2 is better and cheaper) it lasts 2-4 hours depending on what your doing on it, and if you but the elite battery strap its 10 hours
One is like Google Cardboard with controller while the other is a good VR headset without the need for a PC or phone.
Quest 21 the go doesnt need a phone or pc....
Jens he never said it did
You need a phone to setup tho
@@Currychicken5 you cant play any good vr games like beat saber with the oculus go tho
@@hollowollowyeet886 but you can play many more games on the quest
I agree with your review, and would like to summarize based on my experience working with creating content for a museum:
Who may benefit from each headset:
- Go: museums and visitor centers as part of immersive experiences, schools, eldercare (to get out and about into the world), exercise bikes, folks that are mobility impaired, simple training. Basically, as you said, people that want less intense games (or no games at all) and are focused on 360 video content (there is a lot already on TH-cam, NatGeo, etc etc). It is inexpensive to create 360 videos using
Yeah, I even ordered Quest (still have to wait 2-4 days for it to deliver) without thinking, cause a lot earlier, in 2018 I watched an Oculus Go review from the gaming side.
He used ALVR to play, he had good WiFi so it was cool, but still, because of 3dof he called it "a piece of s**t or a complete waste of money", and I mostly agree, again, from the gaming side.
goose in your bed should i buy the rift or rift s or quest i have a i9 9900k and rtx 2080
1:37 not 132GB of internal memory, but 128GB :)
Yeah its a typo. Wrote it at 3am 😅
“I’m going to try to keep this as simple as possible”
*starts speaking some traditional unheard language*
Holy fuck ... this is Sherminator from American Pie ?????
Is this even a question anymore getting a go just a plain waist of money
For people just interested in video it's probably better
Well the quest is way better for gaming and go is better for Netflix and youtube
@@The360Guy Considering the Go is being discontinued it's a waste, if cost is a concern just pick up a used Quest 1 as people are gonna be buying Quest 2s
@@bluekewne quest 2 is cheaper and better then quest 1
@@bluekewne dang dude, if you can find me a good price for a used one, I would freak out
How would you compare the experience watching netflix, youtube etc. is the videos quality better with quest as I already have the oculus go and not happy with the quality.
The go is like a cheep phone for the vr world and the quest is like a console like ps4 or Xbox 1.
I have the oculus go. When I went into the melody VR with oculus go the concerts were blurry will the Oculus quest give me a clearer picture in the concerts? Thanks.
Its the best to buy the Quest 2 because it has more RAM, more pixels too, etc. The Quest 2 is also pretty cheap for its performance, however, Quest 2 is for rather for gaming. But u can still watch Netflix, TH-cam and stuff on the Quest 2. So the Quest 2 is a real prefer! If u already have the Quest 1 there’s no need to switch to Quest 2, it just has more pixels and stuff than the Quest 1. So if ur new to VR, go for the Quest 2 for budget, gaming and experience!
Thank you very much for your review. Very helpfull. So I will buy the oculus quest 2 .
Pfffff
So is it worth paying the 100 euros or so extra for the Quest 128gb version over the 64gb? So whats the advantage if you believe it is? Thanks Ian
Depends how many games you'll think you'll buy. I'm fine with the 64GB version
Where did you get that cheap price? Im planning on buying it too
They should make a 100 dollar oculus go 2
I would get it
@@Deathbatman forget to switch accounts?
@@burrgurrman2433 I think he just added a new comment instead of editing his initial one
super helpful!
so basically one is a dollar store phone headset with a laserpointer to select things and the other is an actually usable headset with 2 controllers an amazing refresh rate and way more games for like what 200 bucks second hand in 2022?
I own both and I have to say I use the Go way more. As you stated the weight of the Quest is major drawback. Also the Quest requires a fairly large gaming area, which for many people is harder to achieve than you might think and I have a house(to much crap I guess😏). I usually just go out in the backyard in the evening. Some games are amazing on the Quest, like Vader immortal which IMO is short with little replay value. Mostly I just play Beat Sabre and Creed. Because I take my own 360 videos and photos the GO is my main VR headset.
Are you nuts maybe you just like the media part of vr better because the quest has vrchat,recroom , echo arena,big screen beta, etc
@@selfmadetray5836 Everything you say is true(well I don't think I'm totally nuts just the regular amount😂) The reality is all my criticisms are also true I mean it's obviously heavier, obviously to enjoy 6 degrees of freedom you need more space that just how it is. For the things I enjoy the Go has a LOT of advantages. I suppose I'm lucky in that I can afford both and can pick and choose. Once the weight and comfort issue is addressed the Go will have little reason to exist.
@@villipend Imma go for a he quest
Great video! Thanks
Does the 90 fov on Quest bother you? I hope Quest 2 has 120fov.
it has 100
Rectar it has 110 lol 😂
The quest 2 has 96 fov lol you jinxed it bro
I have the 2 and it never bothered me
@@EnderPrinceLive I also got a Quest 2. The FOV is okay, but it could be better. I plan on buying a PSVR 2 when ever it comes out. Hopefully that one has 120fov.
Hey! Im looking for a VR headset mostly for VR travel . Which do you think will be better? If oculus go , will 64 gb make a huge difference over 32?
Don't buy go
Get the quest you can use the oculus quest on the move also as it has stationary mode
@@NBAGRI2023no you all don’t understand, the oculus go was meant for planes
Impressive review 👍 good job mate 💪 thumbs up, keep growing and see ya at our cinematic travel channel 👍👍 you are always more than welcome to come by and express your feelings about it 🤩
This is a dumb question but can you play the same games in the quest that you can on the “go” ? For instance I really would like to experience the plane crash that I only see people experiencing in the “go”
not sure.
Did you figure it out
Great video , Thx
I notice go has better surround effect sound and clear sound that was change on the quest 2 which has more bass but you loss surround feeling and over all sound quality. I think that's my biggest problem with the quest 2.
Its 128gb not 132gb
Hi I just wanted to know what other headset would be good to purchase as I don’t have Fb nor do I want to get Fb just to get Oculus.
Thank you for a thorough explanation on both 👍
If you haven’t got it get it now because the storage has been bouvier
The difference between them is that the oculus go has one controller
save your money and get a quest cuz you just get more functionality out of it
I have always had the doubt if you can play vrchat with the oculus go
For anyone who wants to get a go-DONT. It’s terrible, my friend has one and I have a quest
Ya good advise
Depends on how you're using it. For gaming obviously the Quest, for just consuming content the GO is WAY better. That weight penalty with the Quest is hard to overlook. I'm glad I have both. The next generation of the Quest should hopefully address the weight and comfort issue.
@@villipend but what about the screen quality?? Surely the experience on the quest is better with more pixels and better refresh rate etc?
@@ferdinandmagellan9210 Little or no difference when watching video or looking at photos. Refresh is more relevant for gaming. I now have the Quest 2 which is a lot lighter so now there is no point to the GO, it's obsolete.
@@villipend ah okay great thankyou. So if I just want to watch media then no point in upgrading from the go. 🙌👌🏻
I got the go for Christmas-
Have fun, I got the psvr. Wanna trade?
@@samurai4663 yes please
Psvr only works with Playstation right?
@@apdroidgeek1737 yes but there is an complicated way to connect it to pc and play vr games there. I don't know how it handles the move controllers and if so how you walk in the directions you want since it doesn't have any joysticks like every other controller.
@@apdroidgeek1737 i think so
Is the screen door effect on the Quest as noticeable as on the Go?
I don’t own a go, but from what I’ve seen through the lenses of my friend’s go, I’d say they’re about equal, especially when you are in a bright room or the screen is white.
I own both, and I would say it's exactly the same.
I have both a quest and go, it’s not so noticeable if I line up my vision, but it’s still there
Can you play with someone using the quest if you have the go?
Mostly not, no. Recommend upgrading at some point, the go is basically a google cardboard with a controller tbh. The controller just uses gyro and accelerometers to track and it doesn’t have 6DOF
Muito obrigada, entre todos os vídeos que assisti, você foi o melhor que descreu as funções e limitações entre os Óculos de VR, perfeito e direto, bem explicado. (Brazil)
What resolution movies will the Quest play?? Have a Go and it struggles playing more than 1920 or 2160p (2300 is unwatchable) And this is a shame, since you only see part of the frame, so 1920 or 2160 does not even max out the resolution of the displays.
1280*1440 means Full HD? What is PPI in GO”?
Why are u so interested in the go lol
ShadowWolfPlayZ To watch TH-cam only.
@@travelwithaash ok but u can watch youtube in the quest. Quest has higher resolution and has 72hz the higher the less motion sickness u have if u experience it. Go for the quest since it has better specs than go and will look better when u watching films
ShadowWolfPlayZ ok i will choose Quest
Oculus go is a hell of a lot cheaper but only one controller
i love how this comment implies that the only difference is that
So is quest better?
for games and quality; yes, comfort; meh
My quest go stopped charging and powered on after leaving idle for 2 months. Any solution?
Battery drained below minimum voltage cell probably permanently damaged
The go has a 72hz mode
Bro the fact is you will never notice the difeernence in hertz ..its just a number...i tried both ..definitily quest is better for the 6° of freedom it offers its awesome...
Oh. Thanks
@@surajdebnath969 it's really not just a number. And, yes, you may not notice the 12 more hz, you will notice a differences between 72hz and 144 hz.
@@surajdebnath969 you don't notice it. You feel it. I have a Quest 2 that has a 90hz display limited to 72hz. But when I switch on 90hz using adb commands, I can feel the difference. The biggest difference is when you move your head. I agree that when looking at a static display like a PC monitor, I don't see that big of a difference between 60hz and 90hz. But when I move my head in game with Quest 2, the difference between 72hz and 90hz is quite much. 72hz is still good IMO.
1 is a amazing headset the other a decent headset
1 is a amazing headset the other a
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72hz not 60hz 1:09
Your head is shaped like the headset. 👍
So basically
The quest is better in every but higher price yeah I’m gonna get the quest
Take it from someone who has a index a quest and a go the oculus go is so much better for watching tv than the quest
Foster173 but idc about tv
If you don't care about gaming, the go wins hands down
The oculus go is literally £5 primark vr
Primark vr 😂
@@srbsa422 ngl, my first headset was a primark headset, it even had an IPD ajustment
Hmm
The quest has a 3dof mode for watching videos in the dark
can the quest play minecraft?
Yes, you can get bedrock in the store and use the oculus link for java
battery life for quest?
On the quest 2 (i dont have the 1 but the 2 is better and cheaper) it lasts 2-4 hours depending on what your doing on it, and if you but the elite battery strap its 10 hours
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Quest is better. Go you cant really buy anymore
Why is this guy even comparing the two
because a lot of people don't know the difference
@@The360Guy Fair enough
64GB is a lot for minimum storage but thats probably just me I might get like 32gb worth of games at maximum lol
If the rift s and go had a baby it would be a oculus quest and it would be very wired
Who else was afraid that he might drop the VR Headsets in the intro?
Don’t get your panties in bunch