I really admire the lifestyle you have worked so much for all your videos. The amount of detail and joy in all of your videos really fascinates me and they are on the highest level of quality imaginable for me. Deep researches, long product testing, comparison, objective and subjective view of the subject and even generating statistics is insane. I’ve always searched for that type of content and we even share the same interests, tech and cars. Greeting from Germany
I'm convinced people seem to experience VR differently from each other. I have a full sim pit with triple 32s and I also have the quest 3. My quest 3 sits in the box and collects dust. I take my triples any day over VR. People seem so blown away by VR and for me it's just meh.... When I dust the head set off and drive some laps it feels like such a downgrade over triples. I wished I experienced what some of you do, but I just don't seem to get the same level of immersion. I'm jealous to be honest.
I'm convinced your whole house is a series of backrooms-style black and white cubicles with almost no furniture. You sleep standing against the wall coneheads style.
@@vrASMR180 *Revelation 3:20* Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me. HEY THERE 🤗 JESUS IS CALLING YOU TODAY. Turn away from your sins, confess, forsake them and live the victorious life. God bless. Revelation 22:12-14 And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be. I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last. Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.
VR sim racing is so immersive that my life flashed before when I got into my first "car accident" lol. Argue all you want about monitors and playing competitively, but I'm personally here for immersion instead.
Real. It will legit freak you out. My first "bad" wreck in VR was my fault. I spun out and was in the middle of the circuit. I look to my left and BAM a dude t-bones me. I audibly yelped like it was happening IRL.
I hope they do something for us folks with bad vision (which is actually a large amount of people). Either make wearing glasses more comfortable with those devices, or perhaps they can adjust the settings depending on what your vision is like, so you can input your prescription info and make it adjust based on that. I wouldn't mind paying extra for a variant thats glasses friendly or something like that. I played with some friends a while ago, for like 15 minutes, some kind of shooter game, and it was honestly amazing. But I couldn't wear my glasses, and my vision was as bad as in real life
Wasn't big into racing sims until VR. I purchased Assetto Corsa on sale in April. Had heard good things about it's VR support. A week later I had a budget racing sim setup. It's the best gaming experience I've ever had.
I’m thinking about trying out racing too however, I don’t want to spend a lot of money. Did you buy a chair, steering wheel, and pedals. If so, what did you go with?
I really like your video's. The ideas that you develop, the analysis that you do to come up with custom solutions, the quality of your videos, the way you present everything. To me, you are a true talent. I wish you all the best.
Oh boy oh boy oh boy! This is what I want! Fix glare and sweet spot and I'm in. To be perfect: - Allow micro-adjustments to IPD - Optional eye-tracking module - Wider FoV.
@@donlimbargo5865 That's the zeitgeist. Even those enjoying some success face an uncertain future due to looming war with China, climate change and AI. I think we're all just checked out
It's crazy how fast you got hooked into vr headsets, it truly seams insane to use it for gaming especially with the newer ones that use oled panels and huge fov
Well yeah, they are fucking amazing. You basically cant fool your brain in any better way than VR. Everyting screams "real" so convincingly that it becomes almost jarring when something whsipers "fake".
theres still some glaring issues with VR currently... if companies were to stop seeing vr as a side-thing and actually focus on it maybe we could have something better.........
Idea: You're into 3D printing and stuff: To make the racing experience complete: Make a mount so that the Pimax is mounted in a racing helmet, suspended on the visor mounts, away from the face. That way you can get the feel of wearing a racing helmet, use a neck brace for some support, and don't have to have a face interface, as the helmet would suspend the headset just far enough away from the face. Get some cloth from the neck to the helmet for light blocking.
I started playing GT7 in PSVR2 and I can't go back. I have decades of gran turismo experience and I'm racing better than ever, the depth perception is great. Can't imagine what these crystal googles are like.
I love that you are diving into VR more as a VR lover as it's normally covered by smaller channels. I only have a Quest 3 but interested in getting a higher end PCVR headset within the next 6-12 months. Definitely keep up the coverage!
@@Lylcaruis I love my Quest 3 but it's lower end compared to Pimax, Big Screen Beyond, Apple Vision Pro etc. I follow pretty much all the big VR content creators so I'm familiar with all the higher end units.
Yea, because u can hit top speeds without worrying about losing your life. F1 drivers and Nascar drivers use vr to train these days too. It's that real. U didn't know this? Play on the game. Not the track. Not the highway. I mean, I used to drive fast (admittedly) in my porsche irl. But since owning a full race sim, I now drive slow irl, having satisfied my need for speed beyond imagination at home.
It's always funny watching these videos when you don't even buy a quest 3 because it is "too expensive" for just a hobby. Great that I have a video to watch now.
Strange about the bad tracking. I have had no problems with tracking on my Crystal Light since I got it a month ago. Use it for both simracing, flying and other games and also with motion. Zero issues. Coming from a Reverb G2 that lost tracking occationally when using motion.
FOV wise the old Pimax series. Like 5K(s) and 8K(X) remain the stars with around 180°. using an 8KX myself. This thing has more FOV than my daily glasses. Its just mindbending.
yep same. i've abandoned VR to go back to screens. it's just more comfortable in longer sessions and easier to get up and running. i will be back though when ppd reaches 60+ and a good framerate and fov for an affordable price. mite be a while but i need that "retina" level ppd.
A big mistake when reviewing a VR for a test is playing a circuit based racing game. Dont get me wrong they will look fantastic. But the true VR experience imo is Rally, when you go through a forest and you feel the depth of your surroundings like trees or crowds. Sweden and you feel claustrophobic from all the pilled up snow all around you. Truly a far better test for VR to see how well it works. Give it a try :) Great video as always!
@@Archangel125Richard burns rally is only one good and yeah almost 20 years old. I tryed dirt rally too and its terrible becose its more of arcade then sim and it "helps" you through turns so you feel disconnection of wheel to wheels of the car.
long time vr user here, we really do appreciate your videos and shining light on new vr tech that no one has seen yet, let alone all your other great videos that got me into having a 7900 xtx and 7800x3d in a 8.5L case💜
I just love that we finally have a useful review of these headsets with great information for trade offs. Thank you so much this helped me out with my purchasing decision
Awesome review! Loved the bigscreen tease at the end. I knew it would be wise to wait for bigscreens next release given how many niche complaints people had.
I used to own a Vr headset. The games were more than amazing, the most immersion i have ever had in a game.. I returned the VR headset.. Something about the experience felt dystopian, and i didnt want that amount of immersion. Scary stuff
Agreed. With the Quest you can limit your horizontal and vertical fov to give more performance headroom. But I never touch the horizontal fov. As a matter of fact I would easily sacrifice performance for increased horizontal fov
@@rolanddo4989 Where are you going after you die? What happens next? Have you ever thought about that? Repent today and give your life to Jesus Christ to obtain eternal salvation. Tomorrow may be too late my brethen😢. Hebrews 9:27 says "And as it is appointed unto man once to die, but after that the judgement
The best thing about the meta VR is the boxing games. That aint happening on one of those monster headsets. what we need is something like the meta with all the cameras but the form factor of that mini headset you showed.
I've tried racing without VR after doing so for 7 years. I can't do it. My first buy was an Oculus Rift S. It was great as a starter headset. I have a Varjo Aero now. The clarity is awesome. I'm happy with it for the time being.
yeah probably because if you have a good rig you're basically controlling it the same way you would a real car and there's no vr jank to it. I've seen stuff that actually moves you around to simulate g force I bet that would be crazy in vr
Vr is actually better in almost everything. Actually being able to naturally operate a gun in 3D space is also way better than clicking with your mouse on targets
Thank you for this review. I am a full time sim racer and always looking at the newest tech to give me the most immersion possible. VR is great but in my opinion not there yet. Mostly for the reason you outline in your review weight, resolution and FOV. I totally see it coming but when who knows. Till then my 49inch ultra wide will do. Happy racing.
Videos like this give me so much hope for VR as a medium. As a long-time experienced VR user, I obviously want to see the technology boom and see mass adoption of it. I see so many people shitting all over VR headsets and VR games in general without ever trying it, and it really does suck because all it does is push the narrative that VR is just some gimmick or that it's not worth it. But sometimes I see stuff like this, where someone who's relatively new or completely new to VR gets into it and suddenly sees the same magic that I did when I got into it. It's something special and unfortunately for those who can't or won't give it a shot, it's not really something that can be accurately described, only experienced.
Bro I’ve been watching you for some 5 something years not only have you come a long way currently there is no tech channel that can compete or offer a better review on something than you. You are one of those channels that made youtube what it is
5 years is pretty short in terms of TH-cam history, lots of big consistent channels have been doing their thing for more than 12 years, tech or otherwise. His vids are pretty good though.
130 fov that they state is diagonal, and usually when people talking about vr fov its horizontal which they state is 115, and actually from reviews its closer to 105 (depending on your eyes/head shape)
This. For the Crystal (Light), Pimax has been outright lying about the FOV since it's announcement. You can even check the software, and the device specifically renders an image with about 105° of FOV. It is literally impossible to see more for anybody, regardless of their face shape
@@blenderalien That's how the crystal is too, I find the horizontal fov to be a bit less than the index's. That being said it definitely has a larger vertical fov maybe by about 5°. But i was definitely disappointed when I git it because the marketing made it sound much bigger, especially because they kept quoting the wide fov lenses for the fov specs. Which have never released in over a year and maybe a half.
@@Mavgaming_1 maybe it's your face shape. Many people can see 116 wide and about 115 vertical on the index, which does render that much FOV. It looks WAY wider than the crystal did for me
@user-qu7qh7qj2t Thought the same, recently there haven't been many good releases in VR, one exception that popped into my mind was Into The Radius 2 but it ain't no Half life alyx.
My biggest gripe with VR was always that I can't get the lenses to spread far apart enough. I LOVE VR, and it's brilliant, but it's just not quite there for me yet. The FOV is an issue, you want to be able to glance over rather than having to turn your head to see the side which when you do, you're no longer looking at where you're going. I'm so keen to see where this all ends up in the future.
Optimum has a massive collection most insane assortment of vehicles, workspace, camera rig, filming workflow, project history, PC equipment, VR setup and so on... and still runs unactivated Windows 😅 absolutely based. (Here I am on my lil' PC of dreams enjoying VR simracing with a Frankensteined combination of Reverb G2, Simagic Alpha U, Fanatec Clubsport pedals and NLR frame setup... see you on the track perhaps!)
Just ordered a Crystal Light for sim racing; sounds like I made the right choice. Off to order the faceplate though, wasn't sure if I needed it but sounds like it's a must for decent tracking
You could easily get 120 fps if you weren’t driving the monitor and headset. Obviously you had the monitor so we could see but when you’re just gaming for fun it’s something to consider
My main issue I had while i owned one is that after a while it was burning my eyes with heat even on the colder weather now, I can't imagine having it on my face in the summer with no AC. And the reason why I said "owned" is because I sadly was one of the unlucky people who got lens defects, they sent new lenses, and one of them also had a bit of warping, so I decided to send it back. I can confirm the clarity (on the one lens that was good for me lol) was incredible even while I wasn't running full res. (my poor 4070Ti was struggling) Gonna use the refund for a new sim rig, then next year I'll go back to VR, since you mentioned Bigscreen might be cooking something, I'll wait for it.
They just need to make a helmet. Put the huge high quality lens/screen in that. Lots of people race in race suit, gloves, five point harness etc. just make a helmet.
What TH-cam videos do you recommend to reach your level of cinematography? Your shot list, lighting, composition, color grading, etc., are so top tier, it’s crazy!
Honestly at the price its probably better to stick with Quest 3 if you already have one. While yes the resolution is not as good, its still very manageable. But ironically because it has less pixels to worry about, it can maintain a pretty high framerate without needing a NASA grade PC to back it up. The beauty of the Quest 3 is how easy it is to use for everyone while still providing good resuts and it still holds up
I'm holding out for the Pimax Crystal Super - 3840x3840 res per eye, OLED, eye tracking and pancake lenses (which are significantly bigger than the light). Going to be utterly insane for VR and especially sims.
Be careful, pimax is historically known for overpromising and underdelivering. They’re akin to an interviewee having a great resume “on paper” but being a disappointment when they actually show up.
My crystal light was DOA with bad lenses along with many many others. all these youtubers overhype the hello outa the pcl Me and 3 other friends all had defective lenses and replacements did not fix a thing. They purposely send TH-camrs hand picked sets free of issues but the regular consumer gets the bottom end unless you are lucky. 3 headsets, 5 different lens sets amongst us. Still terrible. Stay away from pimax.
@Slavolko nothing resolved the issue. They have bad Quality control. They even made a statement saying the improved QC by 90% yet plenty of people are getting defective units. Scroll the the pimax forum and about 80% of post are people complaining about barrel distortion or lenses issues. I returned my headset and ordered the new focus vision. Along with the somnium vr1 I have a headset problem lol Quest 3 Quest pro Index Big screen beyond Pimax Quest 3/Index are still my dailys
Pimax is about to release their pimax super with a resolution of 3840x3840. With a ppd (pixel per degree) of 57 which means that that you can almost not see any pixels any more (humans have a ppd of around 60)
I had a realization using VR goggles for the first time; the environment was the inside of an enormous, impressive church. But after a minute I noticed that I was only impressed with the technology - the actual experience of being in a huge amazing church was almost meaningless. I've been in some beautiful churches, including st paul's basilica. I'm not christian, but I've always been awed by the interiors of churches. I think the source of this awe is the fact that a real church dominates me. Real churches are made from millions of kilograms of stone; if a church shattered and fell on me, I would die. A VR church does not dominate me. I think some of the most literally awesome environments a human can experience are ones which dominate us - and our brains know that VR environments have no dominance over us. VR certainly seems superior to screens. I am only stating what I feel I've realized is a significant distinction between VR and reality.
Have not tried VR yet. Is it like 3d in cinema, I mean in a way that you get used to it and then forget about it at which point it doesnt "dominate" you to use your term. Also have you maybe thought that if you went to that church every day it would stop impressing you also? Thats hpw humans wprk we accustom to things so they dont detract from daily life.
I find VR is best for unrealistic settings. I'll never go to space, so seeing the stars or flying in ships is impressive. Fighting a dragon, or seeing bright and colourful landscapes that can only exist in fantasy are fascinating. Real life stuff is neat, but it can't compare to actually going there in person.
It looks great, but it's incredible how quest 3 remains at the top, especially for its price, meta nailed it, very affordable for everything it delivers, and it tends to get better and cheaper faster and faster.
Not to mention Pimax has a lot of bad reviews. Their headsets seam to be hit or miss on weather you get one with a ton of issues or not. Considering how many issues I have with the "mainstream" Quest 3 headset I don't want to risk spending $2000 on what could turn out to be a fancy paperweight.
I'd love Pro 2 with eye tracking and oleds+ wireless. so sad that they discontinued that. tbh I don't care about pass-through, hand tracking and xr games, nor I need a stand alone. pimax lacks in qc, wireless. somnium is very expensive like apple 😢
My nephew stopped using his VR and he is a big gamer. The main reason is all the games follow pretty much the same format with the VR headset. So according to him it got old after awhile. The regular video games you play they can design the game tons of different ways so each are more unique with play quality. I think maybe more in the future augmented reality where you take a handheld device anywhere drop it in a room and you are in the game. People get tired of wearing the headset or bumping into things.
You need to try the quest3 connected wirelessly to a WiFi 6E router. I have the Light and BSB and prefer the Q3 on 6E. Better FOV, smooth as silk at 120 frames on virtual desktop and lenses are better. Pimax is clearer but I think the Q3 form factor and no cord makes it superior.
Why's the movement so jerky and shaky like a camera? Your eyes and brain don't jerk around like a shaky cam. IRL perception is incredibly smooth. Also, this video is clearly a professional businesses' marketing ploy...trying to look like it's just some independent "youtuber" reviewing something new. This is an advert made to look like an "influencer" review of a new product. Rant incoming: For those who still are clueless somehow, these days there are tons of "digital marketing" companies who actively hire actors to make social media content on behalf of companies, given scripts and so on to try and pretend it's actual "influencers" independently making videos and giving you their real opinions. I had job interviews for two companies like this last year and it was a shock just how fake everything is now becoming as corporate culture is pretty much 100% taking over the entire internet along with industries from music, movies and streaming shows to even the job market itself. I just read reports about how 1/3 of all adults looking for jobs have been scammed by fake job listings and so on as major recruitment websites are being overrun with scam listings that lure people in to just giving them all their personal information, which is now the most profitable resource in the world. Even most legitimate businesses now are just doing anything they possibly can to trick us into giving them more and more personal "data" because they earn billions selling it around the world to literally anyone including actual scammer organizations (it is by no means always hackers taking it).
it’s shaky because you are essentially watching from his own eyes and head. Every single twitch will be picked visible. We don’t notice these twitches and small movements because our eyes naturally stabilize the vision with respect to our head (ex: look at your eyes in the mirror and shake your head side to side or up and down). Also at the beginning he was touching his headset causing it to shake more
As someone who uses vr headset the commenter above is right. When I record videos from my pico 4 headset I see some shaking in it but I never seen any of that shaking when I use it Simply because my human vision just stabilises it It’s completely normal
For iRacing I just wish there were a Quest 3 with OLED displays, DisplayPort and maybe higher resolution for around $700-800. That'd be perfect for me.
I use a cheap VR headset even for playing flat games on a 150" screen, and there is no going back to monitors. And of course, playing VR is a completely different experience, and it's getting better and better. VR headset (Quest 1, 2, 3) was one of the best purchases of my life for sure.
I started following you because of your expertise in measuring and showing latency. Now you're into VR and iRacing as well, which is amazing. I hope and expect you'll become interested in VR latency as well. Quest 3 for example, how far behind the DP headsets is it, since the picture needs to be encoded, sent and decoded? How do the different headsets rank? What configuration settings can be made to achieve lower latency? Many are more interested in smoothness with no dropped frames and low latency than resolution that's as high as possible.
I don’t know about the heaviness, but it looks amazing in game. I’d definitely have to try it out in Freeland to see if I would like it tbh. Thank you for the video!
I've only tried VR once with my Simucube Pro racing setup and wasn't really sold on it enough to make the switch. I just missed the detail I got from my large 4K monitor. That said, I've never tried anything better than Quest 3 .. Waiting for VR to improve just a little more before taking the plunge, but it sounds like it's already good enough with these high end sets.
I've found that the tracking can get messed up when playing that close to a display. I read online that the IR output of the display can line up with the tracking of the headset and throw it out. If you put a towel over the screen it works fine.
It's funny that the default to best design still comes back to the Index's design and speakers which are still a standard. Big screen beyond is definitely the size most people would want to go with headphones on but if only they could beef it up to at least 4k with larger FOV. What i've seen most people do is just use the Index's lighthouses and knuckles controllers with the quest 3's headset. But seeing as how you still get 144Hz on an index and larger FOV with good speakers and tracking i'm sticking with it until Valve seems fit to release the Index 2.0 (Deckard).
For anyone struggling with stuttery inside out tracking, try to make sure your fps is locked at the HMD refresh rate, even if that means going down to 72hz. It makes it much much better.
I like the idea of Bigscreen Beyond, but it only goes to an IPD of 72mm and I'm 75mm. I have a Pimax 8KX, have had it for a few years, it has a manual IPD max of 70mm and software adjustment to get to 75mm, and the lenses have a massive sweet spit. So I expect the Pimax Crystal Light would be pretty good. I also have a PSVR2 and the adaptor for PC, and it is very impressive.
You can build a weight lift that you connect to the VR head Set that exactly covers the weight so that ITS Like you have No weight ob your head You can construct IT on the roof straight over your gaming place with Magnets so that when you Stand Up the Headset will be disconnected from the weight holder , Rope Strings Sth Like that
this dude is like if Bruce Wayne stopped giving a fck about Gotham and started gaming.
lmao
Tech GigaChad
Can relate to that.
true
Frfr
if you think about it. A helmet usually weighs about 1.5kg. So the 800g of the headset makes the sim racing more realistic
but the helmet is not front heavy. that's the problem
A helmet is more comfortable to wear for long period.
Was coming in the comments to say this. Even more immersive!
@@trueactionchannel add another 700-800g and its balanced and the correct weight,
immersion
@@trueactionchannelAdd 700g at the back. Bam, helmet
I really appreciate the dot-on-line graphs for comparing VR headset specs. They're clear and effective-please continue using them.
this is pretty much what this channel is all about - minimalistic and to the point
I really admire the lifestyle you have worked so much for all your videos. The amount of detail and joy in all of your videos really fascinates me and they are on the highest level of quality imaginable for me.
Deep researches, long product testing, comparison, objective and subjective view of the subject and even generating statistics is insane. I’ve always searched for that type of content and we even share the same interests, tech and cars.
Greeting from Germany
Insane that people just now are starting to understand how much more immersive VR racing is.
I'm convinced people seem to experience VR differently from each other. I have a full sim pit with triple 32s and I also have the quest 3. My quest 3 sits in the box and collects dust. I take my triples any day over VR. People seem so blown away by VR and for me it's just meh.... When I dust the head set off and drive some laps it feels like such a downgrade over triples. I wished I experienced what some of you do, but I just don't seem to get the same level of immersion. I'm jealous to be honest.
I've only tried gt7 on psvr2 using a controller and even that is pretty fucking insane in terms of immersion.
@@MrTheNoradinhow far has the immersion and specs gone since the HTC vive? Tried it I bit before Facebook bought the oculus.
Monitors can't compete with stereo vision/ true 3d.
@@MrTheNoradin Well what VR did you use?
I'm convinced your whole house is a series of backrooms-style black and white cubicles with almost no furniture.
You sleep standing against the wall coneheads style.
Lmfao this comment
Hahaha
Maintain low tones! Maintain low tones!
@@vrASMR180
*Revelation 3:20*
Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me.
HEY THERE 🤗 JESUS IS CALLING YOU TODAY. Turn away from your sins, confess, forsake them and live the victorious life. God bless.
Revelation 22:12-14
And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be.
I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last.
Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.
LOL
VR sim racing is so immersive that my life flashed before when I got into my first "car accident" lol.
Argue all you want about monitors and playing competitively, but I'm personally here for immersion instead.
that's the funniest thing i've read all week xD
Real. It will legit freak you out. My first "bad" wreck in VR was my fault. I spun out and was in the middle of the circuit.
I look to my left and BAM a dude t-bones me.
I audibly yelped like it was happening IRL.
The FOV is still too narrow for me.
@@johnathanrmarsh but did you die tho? :D
I hope they do something for us folks with bad vision (which is actually a large amount of people). Either make wearing glasses more comfortable with those devices, or perhaps they can adjust the settings depending on what your vision is like, so you can input your prescription info and make it adjust based on that. I wouldn't mind paying extra for a variant thats glasses friendly or something like that. I played with some friends a while ago, for like 15 minutes, some kind of shooter game, and it was honestly amazing. But I couldn't wear my glasses, and my vision was as bad as in real life
Wasn't big into racing sims until VR. I purchased Assetto Corsa on sale in April. Had heard good things about it's VR support. A week later I had a budget racing sim setup. It's the best gaming experience I've ever had.
Gotta try iracing my dude, once you play that you'll never wanna play another sim
I’m thinking about trying out racing too however, I don’t want to spend a lot of money. Did you buy a chair, steering wheel, and pedals. If so, what did you go with?
@@10speed4 i went with the r5 moza bundle and am more than happy with it for almost a year now
@@Bankai90 that looks like a nice setup.
I really like your video's. The ideas that you develop, the analysis that you do to come up with custom solutions, the quality of your videos, the way you present everything. To me, you are a true talent. I wish you all the best.
This guy went from an apartment the Bruce Wayne's Batcave, love to see it
I'm glad to hear Bigscreen is cooking up too, I really want a Beyond 2 with all of its weaknesses solved, it'd be perfect!!
100%, would be insanely cool
Facts
They hired optic engineer few months ago so glare and tiny sweet spot will be solve
how soon is it to be expected?
Oh boy oh boy oh boy! This is what I want!
Fix glare and sweet spot and I'm in. To be perfect:
- Allow micro-adjustments to IPD
- Optional eye-tracking module
- Wider FoV.
This man has his aesthetics on point.
Colors are gay
Yeah, gray and drab seems to be the trendy things these days
@@donlimbargo5865 That's the zeitgeist. Even those enjoying some success face an uncertain future due to looming war with China, climate change and AI. I think we're all just checked out
Yeah what an intense ad... that's all this was. A paid advertisement pretending to be a regular video.
More like anti-aesthetics, there IS a way to do dark interestingly, this ain't it, it's just boring, like a black car interior
It's crazy how fast you got hooked into vr headsets, it truly seams insane to use it for gaming especially with the newer ones that use oled panels and huge fov
Well yeah, they are fucking amazing. You basically cant fool your brain in any better way than VR. Everyting screams "real" so convincingly that it becomes almost jarring when something whsipers "fake".
I just know someone is gonna correct his grammar
@@lenoxpI I have an inkling that a member of the human species will remedy his grammar.*
theres still some glaring issues with VR currently... if companies were to stop seeing vr as a side-thing and actually focus on it maybe we could have something better.........
seems*
Idea: You're into 3D printing and stuff:
To make the racing experience complete: Make a mount so that the Pimax is mounted in a racing helmet, suspended on the visor mounts, away from the face. That way you can get the feel of wearing a racing helmet, use a neck brace for some support, and don't have to have a face interface, as the helmet would suspend the headset just far enough away from the face.
Get some cloth from the neck to the helmet for light blocking.
exactly what I was thinking
Or just go racing in real life.
i make a constant force sping to bear the weight of headset, feel good
I started playing GT7 in PSVR2 and I can't go back. I have decades of gran turismo experience and I'm racing better than ever, the depth perception is great. Can't imagine what these crystal googles are like.
I love that you are diving into VR more as a VR lover as it's normally covered by smaller channels. I only have a Quest 3 but interested in getting a higher end PCVR headset within the next 6-12 months. Definitely keep up the coverage!
"only have a quest 3" tf u mean only 😭
@@Lylcaruis I love my Quest 3 but it's lower end compared to Pimax, Big Screen Beyond, Apple Vision Pro etc. I follow pretty much all the big VR content creators so I'm familiar with all the higher end units.
@@Lylcaruis For VR it's really the entry level option. Great device tho
what do you mean only lol.. quest 3 is on par with these overpriced pcvr headsets which cant even standalone and need basestations
@@mimixis thats what i mean
This dude using VR to drive the car he already owns.... 😂😂😂.
Just like the simulations..
Yea, because u can hit top speeds without worrying about losing your life. F1 drivers and Nascar drivers use vr to train these days too. It's that real. U didn't know this? Play on the game. Not the track. Not the highway.
I mean, I used to drive fast (admittedly) in my porsche irl. But since owning a full race sim, I now drive slow irl, having satisfied my need for speed beyond imagination at home.
Have you seen the fuel prices?
Shame I can't take my work van via VR kinda jealous.
@@ThaWoundedFox What do you do for a living?
just a few hours in that car(racing not driving) would be more expensive than the vr headset
It's always funny watching these videos when you don't even buy a quest 3 because it is "too expensive" for just a hobby. Great that I have a video to watch now.
The Pico 4 has come down quite a bit if you're interested
xd quest 2 is cheap now and Its not awful As a starting point.. xd every hobby can get extremely expensive no matter what hobby
@@VskutkuTrigen
Yea I mean look at something like a motorcycle, suddenly the vr hobby seems like the cheap option
@@VskutkuTrigen It's just sad cause it's a good headset but the lenses are horrible. Literally horrible
its kind of funny how many people there are who say this but have like $600 monitors for playing games
Strange about the bad tracking. I have had no problems with tracking on my Crystal Light since I got it a month ago. Use it for both simracing, flying and other games and also with motion. Zero issues. Coming from a Reverb G2 that lost tracking occationally when using motion.
FOV wise the old Pimax series. Like 5K(s) and 8K(X) remain the stars with around 180°.
using an 8KX myself. This thing has more FOV than my daily glasses. Its just mindbending.
Thank you Innovators and Early Adopters. I can't wait to buy an awesome VR headset in a couple of years thanks to you guys
yep same. i've abandoned VR to go back to screens. it's just more comfortable in longer sessions and easier to get up and running. i will be back though when ppd reaches 60+ and a good framerate and fov for an affordable price. mite be a while but i need that "retina" level ppd.
the Quest 2 is a cheap, good enough start
Early adopters? That was 6 years ago dude. Nothing "early" about VR in 2024.
@@a5cent If people didn't buy VR headsets for the last 10 years, then it would have died again
@@TheRealBOBlibob
Not sure what exactly it is you're trying to say, but yes, absolutely!
A big mistake when reviewing a VR for a test is playing a circuit based racing game. Dont get me wrong they will look fantastic. But the true VR experience imo is Rally, when you go through a forest and you feel the depth of your surroundings like trees or crowds. Sweden and you feel claustrophobic from all the pilled up snow all around you. Truly a far better test for VR to see how well it works. Give it a try :) Great video as always!
Which game?
@@Archangel125Richard burns rally is only one good and yeah almost 20 years old. I tryed dirt rally too and its terrible becose its more of arcade then sim and it "helps" you through turns so you feel disconnection of wheel to wheels of the car.
@@Archangel125 EA WRC or Dirt Rally 2.0
Nah
@@Archangel125gt7 on psvr2 is a game changer
Optimum please free me from your basement it's starting to smell down here
bros locked up in the batcave 🦇
Berleezy: “IT FUCKING STINKS IN HERE”
@@itsben-3D
Time is running out😢 Repent from your sins to escape judgement and obtain eternal salvation 🙏🙏🙏
no
jk:)
Beautiful shots and camera work, loved the light reflections on the lens, and the shadows on the white table
I find that tying a small counter weight to the tightening dial of whatever unit I'm using helps spreads the weight out more and makes them more comfy
no one can beat the clarity and quality of your videos. pleasure to watch as always
long time vr user here, we really do appreciate your videos and shining light on new vr tech that no one has seen yet, let alone all your other great videos that got me into having a 7900 xtx and 7800x3d in a 8.5L case💜
I just love that we finally have a useful review of these headsets with great information for trade offs. Thank you so much this helped me out with my purchasing decision
Awesome review! Loved the bigscreen tease at the end. I knew it would be wise to wait for bigscreens next release given how many niche complaints people had.
I used to own a Vr headset. The games were more than amazing, the most immersion i have ever had in a game.. I returned the VR headset.. Something about the experience felt dystopian, and i didnt want that amount of immersion. Scary stuff
Wider peripheral vr headsets is really needed for better racing vr headsets
Agreed. With the Quest you can limit your horizontal and vertical fov to give more performance headroom. But I never touch the horizontal fov. As a matter of fact I would easily sacrifice performance for increased horizontal fov
@@rolanddo4989
Where are you going after you die?
What happens next? Have you ever thought about that?
Repent today and give your life to Jesus Christ to obtain eternal salvation. Tomorrow may be too late my brethen😢.
Hebrews 9:27 says "And as it is appointed unto man once to die, but after that the judgement
That and slower reaction to the position of the headset. All that jerking around gets nauseating after awhile.
The "Active Windows" watermark goes hard ngl.
Which tells you that he isn't a sucker just because he got money.
Gives even more weight to his reviews 👍
@@senti2175 lmao ? :D
@@senti2175 Yeah because it's not like you can buy a key for like 2$ online
Propably the greatest tech channel right now.
really like the aesthetics and camera shots of his content.
Hes just a good salesman
@@zexal4974He is just cringe all about aesthetics 😅
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Optimum is the optimal alpha nerd.
The best thing about the meta VR is the boxing games. That aint happening on one of those monster headsets. what we need is something like the meta with all the cameras but the form factor of that mini headset you showed.
I've tried racing without VR after doing so for 7 years. I can't do it. My first buy was an Oculus Rift S. It was great as a starter headset.
I have a Varjo Aero now. The clarity is awesome. I'm happy with it for the time being.
I think VR sim racing and VR in flights simulators are the best way to use VR this is so immersive it's almost scary
Generally anything that doesn't require moving around, that's part of why Beat Saber works so well.
@@Bruno-cb5gkyou should try skyrim vr with mods
yeah probably because if you have a good rig you're basically controlling it the same way you would a real car and there's no vr jank to it. I've seen stuff that actually moves you around to simulate g force I bet that would be crazy in vr
Vr is actually better in almost everything.
Actually being able to naturally operate a gun in 3D space is also way better than clicking with your mouse on targets
@@coolertuepur opinion
I envy optimum having access to such hardware. I live in Brazil, where a VR headset costs a kidney and a half, thanks to import taxes.
Optimum went from ultrawide monitor setup to ultrawide VR headset.
Thank you for this review. I am a full time sim racer and always looking at the newest tech to give me the most immersion possible. VR is great but in my opinion not there yet. Mostly for the reason you outline in your review weight, resolution and FOV. I totally see it coming but when who knows. Till then my 49inch ultra wide will do. Happy racing.
Videos like this give me so much hope for VR as a medium. As a long-time experienced VR user, I obviously want to see the technology boom and see mass adoption of it. I see so many people shitting all over VR headsets and VR games in general without ever trying it, and it really does suck because all it does is push the narrative that VR is just some gimmick or that it's not worth it. But sometimes I see stuff like this, where someone who's relatively new or completely new to VR gets into it and suddenly sees the same magic that I did when I got into it. It's something special and unfortunately for those who can't or won't give it a shot, it's not really something that can be accurately described, only experienced.
Bro I’ve been watching you for some 5 something years not only have you come a long way currently there is no tech channel that can compete or offer a better review on something than you. You are one of those channels that made youtube what it is
saying that someone is the reason for youtube to be what it is is pretty much an insult at this point
@@luimu It's almost like the way you say things can make a difference to the meaning, cool concept
5 years is pretty short in terms of TH-cam history, lots of big consistent channels have been doing their thing for more than 12 years, tech or otherwise. His vids are pretty good though.
130 fov that they state is diagonal, and usually when people talking about vr fov its horizontal which they state is 115, and actually from reviews its closer to 105 (depending on your eyes/head shape)
Correct. Pimax is the worst when it comes to that.
This. For the Crystal (Light), Pimax has been outright lying about the FOV since it's announcement. You can even check the software, and the device specifically renders an image with about 105° of FOV. It is literally impossible to see more for anybody, regardless of their face shape
@@blenderalien That's how the crystal is too, I find the horizontal fov to be a bit less than the index's. That being said it definitely has a larger vertical fov maybe by about 5°. But i was definitely disappointed when I git it because the marketing made it sound much bigger, especially because they kept quoting the wide fov lenses for the fov specs. Which have never released in over a year and maybe a half.
@@Mavgaming_1 maybe it's your face shape. Many people can see 116 wide and about 115 vertical on the index, which does render that much FOV. It looks WAY wider than the crystal did for me
vr over the past few years has gotten insane
@user-qu7qh7qj2t Thought the same, recently there haven't been many good releases in VR, one exception that popped into my mind was Into The Radius 2 but it ain't no Half life alyx.
@Prootus whats a good vr to buy. I haven't used one and I don't want to burn so much money just in case I vomit from sickness and I wasted buying it.
@@HotomxPuofl PSVR2 next time it goes on sale
@@HotomxPuofl the quest 3 or the soon to be released quest 3s are a pretty good option
@@Jdb63 isn't that for ps
My biggest gripe with VR was always that I can't get the lenses to spread far apart enough. I LOVE VR, and it's brilliant, but it's just not quite there for me yet. The FOV is an issue, you want to be able to glance over rather than having to turn your head to see the side which when you do, you're no longer looking at where you're going. I'm so keen to see where this all ends up in the future.
Feels like yesterday I was getting feet for my ncase M1 and watching you mod that thing. Look at you now goat, good shit man.
It’s always a good day when optimum uploads
that editing goes hard man, awesome!
I moved from a Vive to a Quest3 and it is amazing. Only the tracking was sometimes lacking. VR is amazing now
Every video packed with useful info in great digestible format. Thank you!
Is that a Mclaren in the back? 😂
blud has a mclaren just laying around
where
@@edgelord3428 the first few seconds of the video
its either a 540c or maybe a 570gt
@@gogglesnut not sure what that means but guarantee it’s more than my Civic
love your vr coverage!!!
Optimum has a massive collection most insane assortment of vehicles, workspace, camera rig, filming workflow, project history, PC equipment, VR setup and so on... and still runs unactivated Windows 😅 absolutely based. (Here I am on my lil' PC of dreams enjoying VR simracing with a Frankensteined combination of Reverb G2, Simagic Alpha U, Fanatec Clubsport pedals and NLR frame setup... see you on the track perhaps!)
Keep up these good quality videos about VR and Sim Racing coming!
Psvr2 pc adapter si just so good. I can't being myself back to even AAA good flat games after trying vr
Even the first PSVR was pretty neat. I can only imagine how good the PSVR2 is.
@runnergo1398 PSVR 1 was basically a smartphone slapped into lenses, because it was a single screen.
Psvr is not good
The extra weight for sim racing is a HUGE factor since most of sim racers do play for A LOT of hours
You could maybe attach some pulleys with tension to the ceiling as a way of reducing the perceived weight. Just a thought.
5:44 maybe the headset is not able to find good reference points to calculate its position on the studio.
As someone with a pimax crystal no, the inside out tracking is just awful
Good to see that VR is still moving in the right direction, with some pace. 🤩
Just ordered a Crystal Light for sim racing; sounds like I made the right choice. Off to order the faceplate though, wasn't sure if I needed it but sounds like it's a must for decent tracking
Tbh, simracing is probably the type of VR that is any decent and more than just a little gimmick. Its actually usable
You could easily get 120 fps if you weren’t driving the monitor and headset. Obviously you had the monitor so we could see but when you’re just gaming for fun it’s something to consider
Not interested in buying this but i appreciate your honesty of the negatives even though they sent it gornyou to test. Thats why youre the goat man
I dont need glasses to know that this dude is jacked as hell. His traps gives him that cloth hanger look and not to mention gargantuan forearms.
Bigscreen VR is a great proof that the comfort matters as much, if not more than the visual quality.
7:33 so what would you chose for movement VR ?
Quest 3. PCVR is dead outside sim-stuff ala sim-racing/flying.
@@Cooe. You haven't seen Mad Gods Overhaul for Skyrim, then.
Wait until someone makes a VR full face helmet for ultra-realism
new wlmouse pure carbon looks insane
My main issue I had while i owned one is that after a while it was burning my eyes with heat even on the colder weather now, I can't imagine having it on my face in the summer with no AC.
And the reason why I said "owned" is because I sadly was one of the unlucky people who got lens defects, they sent new lenses, and one of them also had a bit of warping, so I decided to send it back. I can confirm the clarity (on the one lens that was good for me lol) was incredible even while I wasn't running full res. (my poor 4070Ti was struggling)
Gonna use the refund for a new sim rig, then next year I'll go back to VR, since you mentioned Bigscreen might be cooking something, I'll wait for it.
For me VR large FOV is important, else it will kill immersion .
They just need to make a helmet. Put the huge high quality lens/screen in that. Lots of people race in race suit, gloves, five point harness etc. just make a helmet.
What TH-cam videos do you recommend to reach your level of cinematography? Your shot list, lighting, composition, color grading, etc., are so top tier, it’s crazy!
Honestly at the price its probably better to stick with Quest 3 if you already have one. While yes the resolution is not as good, its still very manageable. But ironically because it has less pixels to worry about, it can maintain a pretty high framerate without needing a NASA grade PC to back it up. The beauty of the Quest 3 is how easy it is to use for everyone while still providing good resuts and it still holds up
I'm holding out for the Pimax Crystal Super - 3840x3840 res per eye, OLED, eye tracking and pancake lenses (which are significantly bigger than the light). Going to be utterly insane for VR and especially sims.
Same here.
Be careful, pimax is historically known for overpromising and underdelivering. They’re akin to an interviewee having a great resume “on paper” but being a disappointment when they actually show up.
My crystal light was DOA with bad lenses along with many many others.
all these youtubers overhype the hello outa the pcl
Me and 3 other friends all had defective lenses and replacements did not fix a thing.
They purposely send TH-camrs hand picked sets free of issues but the regular consumer gets the bottom end unless you are lucky.
3 headsets, 5 different lens sets amongst us. Still terrible.
Stay away from pimax.
@@ventidgetv8931 That's terrible. Did you eventually get it resolved, or did none of the replacements help?
@Slavolko nothing resolved the issue.
They have bad Quality control. They even made a statement saying the improved QC by 90% yet plenty of people are getting defective units.
Scroll the the pimax forum and about 80% of post are people complaining about barrel distortion or lenses issues.
I returned my headset and ordered the new focus vision. Along with the somnium vr1
I have a headset problem lol
Quest 3
Quest pro
Index
Big screen beyond
Pimax
Quest 3/Index are still my dailys
VR is getting to next level.
Pimax is about to release their pimax super with a resolution of 3840x3840. With a ppd (pixel per degree) of 57 which means that that you can almost not see any pixels any more (humans have a ppd of around 60)
@@Spockpower_prive That's a really big and mostly inaccurate oversimplification.
Somnium VR 1 with its optical stack murders every hmd currently . Really shocked me 🔥
@@GroteGlon I know but why would I put al the specs in a comment
@@Spockpower_prive because you don't truly grasp how it actually works
I had a realization using VR goggles for the first time; the environment was the inside of an enormous, impressive church. But after a minute I noticed that I was only impressed with the technology - the actual experience of being in a huge amazing church was almost meaningless. I've been in some beautiful churches, including st paul's basilica.
I'm not christian, but I've always been awed by the interiors of churches. I think the source of this awe is the fact that a real church dominates me. Real churches are made from millions of kilograms of stone; if a church shattered and fell on me, I would die. A VR church does not dominate me. I think some of the most literally awesome environments a human can experience are ones which dominate us - and our brains know that VR environments have no dominance over us.
VR certainly seems superior to screens. I am only stating what I feel I've realized is a significant distinction between VR and reality.
Have not tried VR yet. Is it like 3d in cinema, I mean in a way that you get used to it and then forget about it at which point it doesnt "dominate" you to use your term. Also have you maybe thought that if you went to that church every day it would stop impressing you also? Thats hpw humans wprk we accustom to things so they dont detract from daily life.
Bro is getting dominated
Bro is in dominatrix
I think bro got dominated by Priests
I find VR is best for unrealistic settings. I'll never go to space, so seeing the stars or flying in ships is impressive. Fighting a dragon, or seeing bright and colourful landscapes that can only exist in fantasy are fascinating. Real life stuff is neat, but it can't compare to actually going there in person.
big screen beyond with eye and face tracking is the dream
You can achieve that with third party add-ons.
That depth perception comes is clutch when looking at girls too.
Always felt that headsets would be the way to go for Sim stuff.
It looks great, but it's incredible how quest 3 remains at the top, especially for its price, meta nailed it, very affordable for everything it delivers, and it tends to get better and cheaper faster and faster.
The PS VR2 is also now in a nice spot with the price drop ($350) and the recently added compatibility with a PC.
Not to mention Pimax has a lot of bad reviews. Their headsets seam to be hit or miss on weather you get one with a ton of issues or not. Considering how many issues I have with the "mainstream" Quest 3 headset I don't want to risk spending $2000 on what could turn out to be a fancy paperweight.
I'd love Pro 2 with eye tracking and oleds+ wireless. so sad that they discontinued that. tbh I don't care about pass-through, hand tracking and xr games, nor I need a stand alone. pimax lacks in qc, wireless.
somnium is very expensive like apple 😢
The weight of the Primax is still only about 30 to 40% the weight of a race helmet you wear in a car anyway.
it’s front heavy? unfortunately
@@Jackpadgett-gh8ht yeah weight distribution can matter more than the actual weight a lot of the time
@@Llamu New disease, face sag. 😀
My nephew stopped using his VR and he is a big gamer. The main reason is all the games follow pretty much the same format with the VR headset. So according to him it got old after awhile. The regular video games you play they can design the game tons of different ways so each are more unique with play quality. I think maybe more in the future augmented reality where you take a handheld device anywhere drop it in a room and you are in the game. People get tired of wearing the headset or bumping into things.
You need to try the quest3 connected wirelessly to a WiFi 6E router. I have the Light and BSB and prefer the Q3 on 6E. Better FOV, smooth as silk at 120 frames on virtual desktop and lenses are better. Pimax is clearer but I think the Q3 form factor and no cord makes it superior.
0:00 casually flexing his McLaren 😂
Activate windows 5:07
Why's the movement so jerky and shaky like a camera? Your eyes and brain don't jerk around like a shaky cam. IRL perception is incredibly smooth. Also, this video is clearly a professional businesses' marketing ploy...trying to look like it's just some independent "youtuber" reviewing something new. This is an advert made to look like an "influencer" review of a new product.
Rant incoming: For those who still are clueless somehow, these days there are tons of "digital marketing" companies who actively hire actors to make social media content on behalf of companies, given scripts and so on to try and pretend it's actual "influencers" independently making videos and giving you their real opinions. I had job interviews for two companies like this last year and it was a shock just how fake everything is now becoming as corporate culture is pretty much 100% taking over the entire internet along with industries from music, movies and streaming shows to even the job market itself. I just read reports about how 1/3 of all adults looking for jobs have been scammed by fake job listings and so on as major recruitment websites are being overrun with scam listings that lure people in to just giving them all their personal information, which is now the most profitable resource in the world. Even most legitimate businesses now are just doing anything they possibly can to trick us into giving them more and more personal "data" because they earn billions selling it around the world to literally anyone including actual scammer organizations (it is by no means always hackers taking it).
it’s shaky because you are essentially watching from his own eyes and head. Every single twitch will be picked visible. We don’t notice these twitches and small movements because our eyes naturally stabilize the vision with respect to our head (ex: look at your eyes in the mirror and shake your head side to side or up and down). Also at the beginning he was touching his headset causing it to shake more
As someone who uses vr headset the commenter above is right.
When I record videos from my pico 4 headset I see some shaking in it but I never seen any of that shaking when I use it
Simply because my human vision just stabilises it
It’s completely normal
Loved the real and honest review. Subbed.
For iRacing I just wish there were a Quest 3 with OLED displays, DisplayPort and maybe higher resolution for around $700-800. That'd be perfect for me.
I use a cheap VR headset even for playing flat games on a 150" screen, and there is no going back to monitors. And of course, playing VR is a completely different experience, and it's getting better and better. VR headset (Quest 1, 2, 3) was one of the best purchases of my life for sure.
sim racing and vr are a match made in heaven
I started following you because of your expertise in measuring and showing latency. Now you're into VR and iRacing as well, which is amazing. I hope and expect you'll become interested in VR latency as well. Quest 3 for example, how far behind the DP headsets is it, since the picture needs to be encoded, sent and decoded? How do the different headsets rank? What configuration settings can be made to achieve lower latency? Many are more interested in smoothness with no dropped frames and low latency than resolution that's as high as possible.
I don’t know about the heaviness, but it looks amazing in game. I’d definitely have to try it out in Freeland to see if I would like it tbh. Thank you for the video!
It’s so compact
I've only tried VR once with my Simucube Pro racing setup and wasn't really sold on it enough to make the switch. I just missed the detail I got from my large 4K monitor. That said, I've never tried anything better than Quest 3 .. Waiting for VR to improve just a little more before taking the plunge, but it sounds like it's already good enough with these high end sets.
I've found that the tracking can get messed up when playing that close to a display. I read online that the IR output of the display can line up with the tracking of the headset and throw it out. If you put a towel over the screen it works fine.
It's funny that the default to best design still comes back to the Index's design and speakers which are still a standard. Big screen beyond is definitely the size most people would want to go with headphones on but if only they could beef it up to at least 4k with larger FOV. What i've seen most people do is just use the Index's lighthouses and knuckles controllers with the quest 3's headset. But seeing as how you still get 144Hz on an index and larger FOV with good speakers and tracking i'm sticking with it until Valve seems fit to release the Index 2.0 (Deckard).
I can tell you say what you really think. Please always keep that honesty.
For anyone struggling with stuttery inside out tracking, try to make sure your fps is locked at the HMD refresh rate, even if that means going down to 72hz. It makes it much much better.
Also putting stuff in your room helps, and not just a super wide monitor in front of it.
2:42 bruh the PC start on fire?? You got the blunt goin?? Sheeeeiitt..
The graphics card went a bit hot when rendering for that headset.
i really hope bigscreen is making the lenses bigger so the fov's bigger, and if they address the glare ill buy it for sure
Eye tracking too. I didn’t realize how much I missed it until I put on the BSB.
I like the idea of Bigscreen Beyond, but it only goes to an IPD of 72mm and I'm 75mm. I have a Pimax 8KX, have had it for a few years, it has a manual IPD max of 70mm and software adjustment to get to 75mm, and the lenses have a massive sweet spit. So I expect the Pimax Crystal Light would be pretty good. I also have a PSVR2 and the adaptor for PC, and it is very impressive.
You can build a weight lift that you connect to the VR head Set that exactly covers the weight so that ITS Like you have No weight ob your head
You can construct IT on the roof straight over your gaming place with Magnets so that when you Stand Up the Headset will be disconnected from the weight holder , Rope Strings
Sth Like that