It starts at about 10 minutes. Short version: just like a hundred other people have concluded, no, this isn’t an effective option to do any real work. This $300 device isn’t a substitution for a $1,000-10,000 desk set up to get your work done. It’s a fun toy. It’s a neat gimmick that you can kinda do some light weight work type things a little bit and for a short time. (And for that matter neither is the $1,500 meta version or the $4,000 Apple version)
I used the virtual desktop to have 3 screens and tbh, expanding from a 16 inch laptop screen to 3 50 inch screens is a massive upgrade in productivity.
why mention the quest pro instead of quest 3 (500) when its far superior to the pro? its because you have no idea what you're talking about 😂 sorry but 6 HD giant and changable portable screens that are cheap isnt worth the uninformed comment you wrote
@ except you can’t really read because the resolution is off. It’s not a knock against this specific device. The $1500 meta quest pro is the same and so is the $3500 Apple vision (though, of the bunch I believe the Apple one is best … but, still not as good as even a cheap 2k monitor.)
@@zero11010 have you really used meta quest 3? I highly doubt it. Because I can read fine. When I say productivity, I mean office work like word, excel. How can I say it is good if I can't read the text??
The big difference in the optics from 3 to 3s isn't just the screens, it's the lenses. The fresnel lenses in the 3s and 2 have very small sweet spot and create more eye strain. The pancake lenses on the Quest 3 are well worth the extra $200 by themselves. Better screens and IPD is just acing on the VR cake. The good news is that since they both use the Gen 2 chipset, they are both capable of running apps at 120 hz refresh rate, which has also been shown to reduce eye strain and motion discomfort even more.
It seems like Meta should start selling a bundled keyboard/mouse with a Quest 3. That + some sort of cloud-based desktop service like Stadia for productivity would much cheaper than what a similarly priced laptop can do. Especially when you compare it against other 3+ monitor setup.
@@sulimanbabar latency es very usable and it ahs worked great for me for codign. Also micorsofto just launched a new remote desktop for quest which also allows you to get 3 virtual monitors very seamlessly
@@sulimanbabar it was quite smooth for me, but not enough resolution for me, 25 PPD isn't enough for a lot of text, for text clarity. It's workable tho, but with compromises. I'm waiting af for 50 PPD version of the Quests, then I would be happy
Virtual Desktop is far better than Meta's inbuild desktop streaming. Yes it's paid and not free, but it's worth every penny. And if you want standalone apps, I believe the Microsoft office suite has apps for the quest. So there is that. Also for those more serious about using an HMD setup, the quest really is just an android device strapped to your face. And you can sideload most android applications over to it with sidequest. Both VR experiences and flat applications. Your mileage may vary on app performance of course, but the quest has a decently powerful SOC. So if you have a favorite productivity app that's availible on android, go ahead and sideload that sucker and try it out. Got the android version of discord running, a full file browser, and more.
Hmmm, ok, but what if you used a Meta Quest 3 instead? Added a Bobo headstrap with hot swappable batteries? What if you worked inside of the Immersed app instead of using the built in Web Browser? I think there would have been a LOT more success and less pain points if TH-camrs that try this experiment out would try a little more to make it work. With the higher resolution of the Quest 3 display and using an app like Immersed for productivity while connected to a laptop/desktop wirelessly would eliminate a lot of the negative of this video. If people that code prefer spending hours working in VR, then a Video Editor should have practically ZERO issues with it for the small part of the day they spend editing footage.
You can have multiple PCs connected to the headset but can only view one at a time (through the Remote Desktop app). I’m sure there’s a browser based work around if you really needed it though.
@@WorkFromHype he was messing with you. A virtual PC is basically setting aside RAM and hard drive space and installing a separate operating system on that “virtual” machine and that virtual machine is basically fully functional separate computer. If you’re in IT or a software engineer it’s a thing you may need to do. For example it lets you build a virtual machine with a specific operating system to build out a server or a database on a “separate” machine, then let the virtual machine the database is on talk to the separate virtual machine the server is on to send data to the client. This mimics how a simple service may be run. Or, to test out much more involved set ups like multiple databases running data and trying to update it at the same time while making the data accessible to mimic a content delivery network or the kinds of massive storage solutions larger companies have. He’s messing with you. This is a toy. It can’t do heavy computing work.
@@zero11010 Oh I had a VMware cert back in the day, but I appreciate it haha. I just assumed he meant how many "remote" machines instead of "virtual" but maybe I got got lol.
I looked into a pair at one point. But it didn't seem like it was ready yet. Also, a keyboard would still seem to be necessary for anything more than browsing.
just use immersed. its an app that links to your computer so you can use it as an adjustable monitor. but yeah, i own one an it is 100% better with a keyboard
30 days in VR that's a 🤥 lie, because 3s was designed to hurt your head on purpose!!! so you buy the strap for it, you can play it for about an hour then the pain starts, so you can't even spend 2 hours in it let alone 30 days 🤔
@ThepurposeofTime meta is trash because they track the hell out of everybody. Manipulate people in 2018 elections in the US (the one that is known may be it happened elsewhere) and they are supporting the genocide that is happening rn in Gaza. Do you need me to go on?
@@ThepurposeofTime trash because they track everybody in a crazy matter. Because they manipulate the masses like it was done in 2016 elections. And even now they are only allowing the content they want and suppress the one they want like they do with Palestinian content. Lastly the literally fund a genocide right now in the Gaza strip.
It starts at about 10 minutes.
Short version: just like a hundred other people have concluded, no, this isn’t an effective option to do any real work. This $300 device isn’t a substitution for a $1,000-10,000 desk set up to get your work done. It’s a fun toy. It’s a neat gimmick that you can kinda do some light weight work type things a little bit and for a short time. (And for that matter neither is the $1,500 meta version or the $4,000 Apple version)
I used the virtual desktop to have 3 screens and tbh, expanding from a 16 inch laptop screen to 3 50 inch screens is a massive upgrade in productivity.
why mention the quest pro instead of quest 3 (500) when its far superior to the pro? its because you have no idea what you're talking about 😂
sorry but 6 HD giant and changable portable screens that are cheap isnt worth the uninformed comment you wrote
@ except you can’t really read because the resolution is off.
It’s not a knock against this specific device. The $1500 meta quest pro is the same and so is the $3500 Apple vision (though, of the bunch I believe the Apple one is best … but, still not as good as even a cheap 2k monitor.)
@ I think it’s adorable that you’re trying so hard to be offensive with your comment.
@@zero11010 have you really used meta quest 3? I highly doubt it. Because I can read fine. When I say productivity, I mean office work like word, excel. How can I say it is good if I can't read the text??
The big difference in the optics from 3 to 3s isn't just the screens, it's the lenses. The fresnel lenses in the 3s and 2 have very small sweet spot and create more eye strain. The pancake lenses on the Quest 3 are well worth the extra $200 by themselves. Better screens and IPD is just acing on the VR cake.
The good news is that since they both use the Gen 2 chipset, they are both capable of running apps at 120 hz refresh rate, which has also been shown to reduce eye strain and motion discomfort even more.
It seems like Meta should start selling a bundled keyboard/mouse with a Quest 3.
That + some sort of cloud-based desktop service like Stadia for productivity would much cheaper than what a similarly priced laptop can do.
Especially when you compare it against other 3+ monitor setup.
You should try immersed, it really changes the game for productivity in quest. It has allowed me to do actual work when I'm away from my setup
for me it always faills :(
With Pc and Quest 3? And what about lag, is it smooth, I want to try coding in it..
@@sulimanbabar latency es very usable and it ahs worked great for me for codign. Also micorsofto just launched a new remote desktop for quest which also allows you to get 3 virtual monitors very seamlessly
@@sulimanbabar it was quite smooth for me, but not enough resolution for me, 25 PPD isn't enough for a lot of text, for text clarity. It's workable tho, but with compromises. I'm waiting af for 50 PPD version of the Quests, then I would be happy
0:47 quest 2: wait… hold up IM the most affordable
I was just wondering when you were gonna post again. Great video!!
Virtual Desktop is far better than Meta's inbuild desktop streaming. Yes it's paid and not free, but it's worth every penny. And if you want standalone apps, I believe the Microsoft office suite has apps for the quest. So there is that. Also for those more serious about using an HMD setup, the quest really is just an android device strapped to your face. And you can sideload most android applications over to it with sidequest. Both VR experiences and flat applications. Your mileage may vary on app performance of course, but the quest has a decently powerful SOC. So if you have a favorite productivity app that's availible on android, go ahead and sideload that sucker and try it out. Got the android version of discord running, a full file browser, and more.
Never thought I’d hear good stuff and meta quest head-strap in the same sentence
Im sure some kind of special QR could work well to do those "workstations" for the 3S.
9:30 on my quest 2 i use a usbc to usb adapter and plug in a mouse and i can still fully navigate through all the quest menus with my mouse
Hmmm, ok, but what if you used a Meta Quest 3 instead? Added a Bobo headstrap with hot swappable batteries? What if you worked inside of the Immersed app instead of using the built in Web Browser? I think there would have been a LOT more success and less pain points if TH-camrs that try this experiment out would try a little more to make it work.
With the higher resolution of the Quest 3 display and using an app like Immersed for productivity while connected to a laptop/desktop wirelessly would eliminate a lot of the negative of this video. If people that code prefer spending hours working in VR, then a Video Editor should have practically ZERO issues with it for the small part of the day they spend editing footage.
Great video! When you were video editing how was the latency with the blue tooth audio? This seems like it would be a major issue to get around.
I documented that in my metaquest 3s review. It's great for gaming. Not great for a remote desktop work or those extra things
I just need a chrome for it META!!
What app did you use at 10:14 ? Great video btw!
It's an app that comes with the headset called "Layout". You can measure distances between two points and add furniture models in the area you're in
How many different virtual PC's can it open at once?
You can have multiple PCs connected to the headset but can only view one at a time (through the Remote Desktop app). I’m sure there’s a browser based work around if you really needed it though.
@@WorkFromHype he was messing with you. A virtual PC is basically setting aside RAM and hard drive space and installing a separate operating system on that “virtual” machine and that virtual machine is basically fully functional separate computer.
If you’re in IT or a software engineer it’s a thing you may need to do.
For example it lets you build a virtual machine with a specific operating system to build out a server or a database on a “separate” machine, then let the virtual machine the database is on talk to the separate virtual machine the server is on to send data to the client. This mimics how a simple service may be run.
Or, to test out much more involved set ups like multiple databases running data and trying to update it at the same time while making the data accessible to mimic a content delivery network or the kinds of massive storage solutions larger companies have.
He’s messing with you. This is a toy. It can’t do heavy computing work.
@@zero11010 Oh I had a VMware cert back in the day, but I appreciate it haha. I just assumed he meant how many "remote" machines instead of "virtual" but maybe I got got lol.
DID HE JUST CALL THE DEFAULT HEAD STRAPS CONFERRABLE
they arent really that bad now
i find the quest 2 default straps very comfortable, i think it depends on the shape and size of your head
I’d really like to try the new one! Would you ever give one away? You never know til you ask right? 😅😊
2:05 did bro just say that the quest 2 headstrap was good
there is amazon music tho strangely enough as an app
you probably needed a better mouse. my MX Master and 3s work perfectly for everything in the Quest 3
4:41 no the 3s doesn’t have depth sensors.
Is a good experiment, but I mean, if I want to work anywhere I just would grab a laptop
I looked into a pair at one point. But it didn't seem like it was ready yet.
Also, a keyboard would still seem to be necessary for anything more than browsing.
100% Once I paired a keyboard and mouse the browser and Remote Desktop features became much more useful for the work I was trying to accomplish.
just use immersed. its an app that links to your computer so you can use it as an adjustable monitor. but yeah, i own one an it is 100% better with a keyboard
Apple vision pro❎
Meta Quest ✅
12:52 bro has used that clip 3 times now😑😑😑😑😑
When you call the headstrap "the good stuff" and "comfortable", it makes me doubt the entire review
I MADE IT 5 DISLIKES 😧
30 days in VR that's a 🤥 lie, because 3s was designed to hurt your head on purpose!!! so you buy the strap for it, you can play it for about an hour then the pain starts, so you can't even spend 2 hours in it let alone 30 days 🤔
Meta is trash
trash? a headset that should cost 2000+ is trash? 😂 ok
@ThepurposeofTime meta is trash because they track the hell out of everybody. Manipulate people in 2018 elections in the US (the one that is known may be it happened elsewhere) and they are supporting the genocide that is happening rn in Gaza. Do you need me to go on?
@@ThepurposeofTime trash because they track everybody in a crazy matter. Because they manipulate the masses like it was done in 2016 elections. And even now they are only allowing the content they want and suppress the one they want like they do with Palestinian content. Lastly the literally fund a genocide right now in the Gaza strip.