Bought the 3S last week , first time VR user and am totally hooked now, the price is great, nothing beats watching a movie on a 100ft screen in your living room , the speakers are amazing too , you get that cinema like rumble 👍👍
@@chettystudioslist of games to try with vr mod Tarkov vr mod portal 2 Half-Life Half-Life 2 (and sequels) Deep Rock Galactic Minecraft Jedi Academy Risk of Rain 2 Gamecube emulator (Dolphin VR) Metal: Hellsinger Valheim All modern Resident Evil games/remakes (except 4 which should be coming out soon) Dark Souls Remastered Cyberpunk 2077 Final Fantasy VII Remake Ghost Runner Elden Ring Ghostwire: Tokyo Horizon: Zero Dawn No One Lives Forever 2 Stray Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered Marvel’s Spider-Man Miles Morales Grounded Red Dead Redemption 2 (Old version) GTA V (Old version) RDR2 (Old version) Mafia Trilogy Remake (Old version) Left 4 Dead 2 Life is Strange: Before The Storm - Dawn VR Alien: Isolation - MotherVR The Stanley Parable - StanleyVR Valheim - VHVR Risk of Rain 2 - Drbibop The Outer Wilds - Nomai VR Deep Rock Galactic - VRG Firewatch - TwoForksVR GTFO - VR plugin Dead By Daylight (Private Server) Hogwarts Legacy Mirror 2: Project X Satisfactory It Takes Two STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order Stray Squad Astroneer Borderlands 3 Mordhau Ready Or Not SCUM Conan Exiles The Isle Tekken 7 eFootball 2023 Poppy Playtime Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice OUTRIDERS Dragon Ball FighterZ Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach Grounded Days Gone Remnant From The Ashes State of Decay 2 Ghostrunner Code Vein Little Nightmares Back 4 Blood Brick Rigs Bright Memory: Infinite Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot What Remains of Edith Finch Life is Strange 2 Foxhole ACE COMBAT 7: SKIES UNKNOWN GUILTY GEAR -STRIVE- The Callisto Protocol Medieval Dynasty Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night Remnant II ENDER LILIES Little Nightmares II Tales of Arise 死寂（Deathly Stillness） One-armed cook Hydroneer ABZÛ FPS Chess Aliens: Fireteam Elite GEARS 5 PAYDAY 3 Tropico 6 The Ascent Gas Station Simulator Atomic Heart Dark Deception Ground Branch Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet Vampyr Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles Hi-Fi RUSH Tribes of Midgard Final Fantasy VII Remake: Intergrade Hatred Witch It Sword and Fairy 7 Omega Strikers Biomutant The Day Before SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom - Rehydrated Scarlet Nexus Subverse We Happy Few Dark and Light Choo-Choo Charles Gotham Knights Terminator Resistance Octopath Traveler Torchlight 3 Spyro Reignited Trilogy Darksiders III Ghostwire: Tokyo Life is Strange: True Colors Session: Skate Sim Operation: Harsh Doorstop High On Life BPM: Bullets Per Minute Marauders Ruiner Chernobylite Enhanced Edition POSTAL 4: No Regerts Xuan-Yuan Sword VII Maneater Darksiders Genesis Empires of the Undergrowth Tiny Tina's Wonderland MechWarrior 5 SOULCALIBUR VI Orcs Must Die! 3 Kena: Bridge Of Spirits Marvel's Midnight Suns Call of Cthulhu Scorn The Forgotten City Psychonauts 2 Destroy All Humans! Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 2 Slender: The Arrival Torchlight: Infinite The Beast Inside Six Days in Fallujah The Vagrant Space Hulk: Deathwing - Enhanced Edition Aliens: Dark Descent Minecraft Dungeons Tower of Fantasy Ride 4 Octopath Traveler II Azur Lane: Crosswave Wandering Sword Fernbus Simulator Visage Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey Predecessor Gears Tactics DRAGON QUEST® XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age
I've had a a Quest 2, and bought the Quest 3 on launch. I've been streaming VR content for a couple years now. My thoughts on VR is that it is my preferred way to play games, especially PC VR games and the Quest 3 is the best headset on a budget to do it with. It's not the Apple Vision Pro, but it can do a ton of things that the AVP can't do and has the backing of Meta. That may be a good or bad thing depending on your own personal view of Zuckerberg. The reason everyone says to switch out the headstrap, is that when you get a comfortable headstrap like the Bobo VR S3 it let's you keep playing for hours with the hot swappable batteries, and the pressure that the headset puts on the front of you face is lifted more to your forehead and the whole thing gets more balanced with the battery as a counterweight. As for accessories I personally would NOT got with the official Meta accessories. There are 3rd party options which are much better at a much lower cost than what Meta has on offering. If you plan to use VR a lot comfort really becomes a must, between the facial interface and knuckle grips for the controllers, to prescription lens inserts for people that wear glasses. It makes a world of difference when you spend a lot of time in VR.
Thank you for this detailed comment, I have a question that I hope you can give me an answer for, is the official strap that bad? because where I live there's no third party straps available, also for the battery I plan to use a power bank but idk if that gonna work.
@@dread_yt really appreciate it! Started looking at some accessories today and realized I’ll probably end up going with the third party options. Really looking forward to trying out some knuckle grips and a head strap
@@mohamedelkhaligy3213the more well balanced headstraps are so much more comfortable - even if you couls get one without a battery. Powerbank in your pocket works well enough in my experience, but id still go for a headstrap if you can
The Meta Quest 3 was a huge improvement over the rest when it comes to reasonably priced consumer headsets! My only ask for next gen would be for them to go back to including a direct displayport connection for those of us that do want to use it as a dedicated PC VR headset and need ultra low latency. I get why they don't as most users use it wireless, but there are still many of us who need the processing power from a PC for high fps demanding games. Sim racing & flight sims for example. Using the USB connection is not ideal although it does "work" somewhat.
I've been in around the vr space for 5 or so years and its been amazing seeing the vr space grow form a tiny part of the gaming space to something that is on the cusp of becoming mainstream :D
You just haven't used a proper head strap yet.. :) you won't die with the stock one.. but after using anything even slightly better you will not be coming back. BTW, 3rd party great head straps are under $50.
I also think the standard head strap is OK, but if you want longer play sessions or extra battery power, a strap upgrade is a huge bonus. I am using the Kiwi K4 boost. Modding your VR gear is ingrained in the culture of VR. It is by no means essential, but the possibility to do so is nice.
Excellent video quality mate, keep it up. Been an early adopter of VR since 2016 and I'm so happy the hardware has improved so much and headsets like the Quest are helping more people get into VR.
If you want unlimited playtime without charging, I'd look into getting a replaceable battery headstrap. Infinite wireless play time AND the improved comfort.
Lag and response time are super important for VR, because even small delays can cause intense fatigue and nausea. Having a consistent frame rate of 90 is base.
For the weight distribution, attach coins weighing 500g in total onto the rear of the strap (this is the same weight as the front). Then it will feel balanced and comfortable
I also got my first Quest in 2019 after going to an Arcade and trying it for like 20 minutes. I played Richie's Plank Experience and after that I became obsessed with the idea of VR and the freedom and possibilities it could offer.
I bought the Meta Quest 3 when it first arrived on the scene. VR is the only way I do gaming and have done so for several years before I got the Quest 3. I will not go to flat screen gaming. The immersion of doing "SIM racing" games is unbelievable for me to feel like I am actually sitting in the drivers seat. I only do sitting down games for right now. I may do a few other things with VR, but still is mainly used with my PC games. Thanks for your video and views of VR.
@@dathyr1 any sitting down games recommendations? Just been streaming flat screen games to VR as of now but been looking for something fun to play when I don’t feel like moving lol
@@chettystudios Hey, The new Behemoth game I saw in a video review has an option for Sitting. I have Racing games like Automobilista 2 (AMS2) or any type of racing game. Also any Flying games. Of course it is better if you have a steering wheel controller for racing games. Most of my games I get from STEAM for my PC. I think allot of my games work sitting down, it is how you setup your default Boundries and floor levels with the Quest 3.
Getting a quest 3 soon, honestly, the reason I'm getting into this is because I'm already enough fed up with normal gaming, I've been a gamer for as long as I have memory and I already have the pc and consoles of my dreams, so why not doing something special and unique for once? Btw, I feel like the next step for VR are VR glasses, like the ones you usually see in futuristic movies, since we already have pretty high quality VR at home, and improving that quality won't attract people who already h8 VR for one thing or another (for example, motion sickness), but MR feels like something far more practical for most people than gaming, but the reason why it isn't really that good rn is cuz you can only do it in your house, as you look extremely d-mb with any current VR headset outside, including the apple vision pro that was marketed around this, and of course, why using MR at home when you can just use VR? there's really not that much difference between the two if you think about it like this, and it's not even like there are many MR experiences rn, but if you could take this outside without people looking weird at you, just imagine the amount of things you could with it, like watching videos or streams in a big, high quality screen outside, for example, and I think _that's_ what would attract the most people that rn see VR as a sorta niche
Totally agree, I tend to used MR more and more often throughout the day now for different tasks but like you said, I would never go out to Starbucks looking like this. Going to be interesting to see what they come up with in the future as far as that goes. For gaming it definitely gave me that “holy shit” factor that I hadn’t really felt that strong since getting the Wii when it first came out, so hoping it does the same for you! I’ve been pretty bored with regular gaming lately too but between this and going back to play old games (playing through mass effect trilogy right now) I’ve been keeping myself pretty busy at nights
VR is so rad, and it really has gotten so much more usable and accessible. I do find the stock facial interfaces kinda scratchy and uncomfortable and definitely recommend an upgrade. I also love having hot swappable batteries so running out of power mid session is never a concern. Then I think having some sort of VR mat to keep you centered in your play space is the most useful and underrated piece of kit to have.
I’m still concerned about 2 things: resolution and hardware/CPU specs. I haven’t tried Apple Vision, but people say that the jump to 4k feels adequate for longer term use, esp for daily work productivity users (which I’m more interested in than games). Problem with Vision though is to get there-plus adding other advanced features that Apple often incorporates-it’s a heavy rig and power hungry so there’s a definite trade-off. CPU is the other issue. The 3 and 3S seem like an intermediate solution with just enough power to kinda handle most current use cases, but will probably feel sluggish with all the advances very soon. In other words, budget goggles are “turning the corner” but only just without much lasting use. MR seems maybe barely to the point of mass adoption/usability, but the hardware won’t really be robust enough for a few years yet to be broadly capable of the software (which hopefully will just get lighter, more powerful, and higher res in that period).
I tried and got pretty sick lol but been slowly changing the setting to make it less and less aggressive until I get used to it and it’s definitely way more immersive
I have thought about buying the Quest 3S since 1080p for me is just in the movie section but I think I will go for the normal Quest 3, I want to have a 4k screen so that my eyes don't get so tired because it is less blurry.
I've always just referred to that weird vr grip as just vr grip I had the same issues you had with my quest 1 but like a week or two into playing on it I got used to it and now it's just second nature with the new 3. still getting used to not having the ring anymore just some weird subconscious things I can't do anymore.
Definitely still getting used to it myself. Kinda reminds me of the N64 controller where people who grew up using it like it, but if you aren't used to it already its a really strange thing to play on
The controller straps are very very nice. The controllers just hang on to your hands without any effort. I went with the charging stand which also replaces the batteries with rechargeables. I have a Bobo VR halo-type headset strap with replaceable battery on the back. This does add a bit of mass that you feel when turning your head quickly, but it does double the game time (or more if you get another battery). Virtual Desktop is really the way to go as you have already seen. I suggest changing the streamer app on your computer to use VDXR for handling XR as it allows me to run Oculus apps well with having to use Link Air.
I forgot to mention: This headset "strap" also allows me to remove the facial interface part so that the headset is now open air. Some will claim this ruins immersion, but I prefer having everything cool and I prefer the open feel.
Going to be taking a look at this thank you! Just did my first VR workout yesterday and the option to have open air facial interface seems like it’d be great
Nice vid, one thing you should absolutely look into is 3rd party accessories, Meta charges absolutely ridiculous prices for the official stuff and it’s by no means worth it at all
I don’t think standalone is quite there yet, but pcvr with a very powerful gpu is worth it now in my opinion. But still not perfect. Hopefully the next quest pro/ high end version of the quest 4 is better
The only issue for somebody like me is I can’t do VR in my office (not big enough) so I would either need to run wires to my living room or move my PC everytime I want to play VR
@ understandable. I did a similar set up with a dedicated router in my living room and it was only 1 Ethernet cable that ran to my pc. Then used virtual desktop. Worked pretty well
yo if u think batman was good, u should try our Half Life Alyx. it is the best vr game ever made and that isnt from opinion. Its on steam and just connect ur vr to ur pc.
My problem is I have the Quest 3 as well and the PSVR2 but the PSVR2 is so much better on the gaming front I rarely use the Quest for that anymore. And after spending 2 weeks with the Apple Vision Pro before returning due to cost, the mixed reality, the software, the Apple ecosystem integration is top tier and unlike anything else it’s something that you have to see. The Q3 while budget friendly and has mixed reality, it’s really not on the same level so it’s hard to not compare
great quality video and u covered some good points, thank u for this. im still deciding on whether to buy the 3 or 3s, ive been wanting a vr headset for a while and i know im gonna use it a lot when i get one, im just not sure on if i should get the 3 or 3s, im planning on just playing games and watching movies and videos on it, also planning on using it on my pc, to play steam games. what do you think?
I haven’t tried the 3s so I’m not really sure how much the quality and experience differs but maybe there’s a place near you where you can try them both? Not sure if BestBuy still does demos or not
Get the 3, the 3s reuses the Fresnel lenses from the quest 2 and is harder to find a sweet spot for clear vision, there are only 3 IPD settings, and you can get god rays from the rings in the lenses. Quest 3's pancake lenses are clear from edge to edge, and the IPD is a slider that you can get perfect for your eyes.
@@simony2801 passthrough mode allows you to see your environment while in VR. you can stick the screen you're watching on a wall and continue whatever you were doing while in VR
I have a question about the quest 3. if i dont have good wifi where my pc is but my pc is connected by Ethernet can i play pcvr on the quest 3 and play normaly?(without using cable)
You need to have a strong wifi signal near the PC. I bought a dedicated wifi router for my PCVr gaming. Just run the ethernet cable to the wifi router and then direct connect the computer to the wifi router via ethernet output on the back of the wifi router. I'd recommend Virtual Desktop for connecting to the PC for gaming.
wifi speed has nothing to do with how smooth virtual desktop will be its the stability of the connection so yes you can use wireless pcvr without good wifi
Are you saying that your wifi signal is weak where your pc is? The headset needs to communicate with the pc over the wifi, so you would get the best results being closer to your router instead of the pc. It definitely helps a ton to have the pc wired with Ethernet though. You could set up a second dedicated vr router next to your pc if you would prefer to play there, which is what I've opted to do.
I got my Quest 2 literally a couple months before the Quest 3 came out, and I mean, it works for me, but I just struggle to use it. I don't have anything that I want out of it. A lot of the games are social VR games, and while that's cool and all, I've been bullied to death for being trans, and now it's just made me really isolated and lonely, so I just don't bother. I want to get back into VR though, and have that same excitement that I once had for it, but I've yet to come across anything that excites me. I just play Beat Saber from time-to-time and play on mute while playing things like RecRoom.
@Sienna-v4t maybe try some more solo games, there’s a whole bunch out there I can’t wait to get my hands on people keep recommending me. Sometimes all it takes is one good character to really get you back invested into gaming and re-light that spark
Hello I am a content creator on my other channel from Cambodia and how do you get in contact with meta because I also want to try my luck and requested for a review as well please guide me
Just bought the Quest 3 and it's truly the best device I have ever used. INCREDIBLE!!! The pancake lenses make the experience so much better than the 3S
Idk I think a lot of mixed reality non-gaming stuff could be useful to adults like answering email, pulling up multiple windows for multi tasking, etc. and there’s some pretty solid games that aren’t really for kids at all but genuine solid video games like Metro
The VR is worth it long time now, since oculus rift cv1. Now in 2024 such a headline is or clickbait, or you my friend was sleeping beauty for last 7+ years. Btw, pass trough means nothing to me, as I want to be immersed in game world and not in real one.
Totally get that for enthusiasts and people into VR gaming its been "worth it" for a while, but this is more so for the average consumer/person who isn't "in the know" like myself who walks by the VR displays at Target or Best Buy but doesn't have the extra cash to dish out for something they aren't certain they'll really get their money out of. I think with mixed reality adding another layer of usability and the cheaper price being a bit easier for folks to swallow, its more "worth it" now than ever before for the average Joe.
bro only find out about vr or somthing this crap been out for like 2 years & the new one is ass anyway F buying meta feel like they as bad as the apple fanboys
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Bought the 3S last week , first time VR user and am totally hooked now, the price is great, nothing beats watching a movie on a 100ft screen in your living room , the speakers are amazing too , you get that cinema like rumble 👍👍
No
I was actually really surprised at the speakers and totally forgot to mention them!
@@aliaadels3what is no?
Better update to quest 3, you will be amazed by pancake lenses
3s is blurry lenses
@gomersimpson777ram dude why does everybody say that , i see no difference, pancake lenses make my eyes hurt thats why i prefer the 3s
so many small youtubers r making super high quality videos lately, underrated bro. keep it up
Appreciate it!
@@chettystudioslist of games to try with vr mod
Tarkov vr mod
portal 2
Half-Life
Half-Life 2 (and sequels)
Deep Rock Galactic
Minecraft
Jedi Academy
Risk of Rain 2
Gamecube emulator (Dolphin VR)
Metal: Hellsinger
Valheim
All modern Resident Evil games/remakes (except 4 which should be coming out soon)
Dark Souls Remastered
Cyberpunk 2077
Final Fantasy VII Remake
Ghost Runner
Elden Ring
Ghostwire: Tokyo
Horizon: Zero Dawn
No One Lives Forever 2
Stray
Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered
Marvel’s Spider-Man Miles Morales
Grounded
Red Dead Redemption 2 (Old version)
GTA V (Old version)
RDR2 (Old version)
Mafia Trilogy Remake (Old version)
Left 4 Dead 2
Life is Strange: Before The Storm - Dawn VR
Alien: Isolation - MotherVR
The Stanley Parable - StanleyVR
Valheim - VHVR
Risk of Rain 2 - Drbibop
The Outer Wilds - Nomai VR
Deep Rock Galactic - VRG
Firewatch - TwoForksVR
GTFO - VR plugin
Dead By Daylight (Private Server)
Hogwarts Legacy
Mirror 2: Project X
Satisfactory
It Takes Two
STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order
Stray
Squad
Astroneer
Borderlands 3
Mordhau
Ready Or Not
SCUM
Conan Exiles
The Isle
Tekken 7
eFootball 2023
Poppy Playtime
Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice
OUTRIDERS
Dragon Ball FighterZ
Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach
Grounded
Days Gone
Remnant From The Ashes
State of Decay 2
Ghostrunner
Code Vein
Little Nightmares
Back 4 Blood
Brick Rigs
Bright Memory: Infinite
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot
What Remains of Edith Finch
Life is Strange 2
Foxhole
ACE COMBAT 7: SKIES UNKNOWN
GUILTY GEAR -STRIVE-
The Callisto Protocol
Medieval Dynasty
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night
Remnant II
ENDER LILIES
Little Nightmares II
Tales of Arise
死寂（Deathly Stillness）
One-armed cook
Hydroneer
ABZÛ
FPS Chess
Aliens: Fireteam Elite
GEARS 5
PAYDAY 3
Tropico 6
The Ascent
Gas Station Simulator
Atomic Heart
Dark Deception
Ground Branch
Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet
Vampyr
Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles
Hi-Fi RUSH
Tribes of Midgard
Final Fantasy VII Remake: Intergrade
Hatred
Witch It
Sword and Fairy 7
Omega Strikers
Biomutant
The Day Before
SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom - Rehydrated
Scarlet Nexus
Subverse
We Happy Few
Dark and Light
Choo-Choo Charles
Gotham Knights
Terminator Resistance
Octopath Traveler
Torchlight 3
Spyro Reignited Trilogy
Darksiders III
Ghostwire: Tokyo
Life is Strange: True Colors
Session: Skate Sim
Operation: Harsh Doorstop
High On Life
BPM: Bullets Per Minute
Marauders
Ruiner
Chernobylite Enhanced Edition
POSTAL 4: No Regerts
Xuan-Yuan Sword VII
Maneater
Darksiders Genesis
Empires of the Undergrowth
Tiny Tina's Wonderland
MechWarrior 5
SOULCALIBUR VI
Orcs Must Die! 3
Kena: Bridge Of Spirits
Marvel's Midnight Suns
Call of Cthulhu
Scorn
The Forgotten City
Psychonauts 2
Destroy All Humans!
Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 2
Slender: The Arrival
Torchlight: Infinite
The Beast Inside
Six Days in Fallujah
The Vagrant
Space Hulk: Deathwing - Enhanced Edition
Aliens: Dark Descent
Minecraft Dungeons
Tower of Fantasy
Ride 4
Octopath Traveler II
Azur Lane: Crosswave
Wandering Sword
Fernbus Simulator
Visage
Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey
Predecessor
Gears Tactics
DRAGON QUEST® XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age
@@chettystudiosand use rookie quest to get any game to headset
Oddly enough, since getting my quest 3 i use it more for media than even gaming. The TH-cam app is awesome
I've had a a Quest 2, and bought the Quest 3 on launch. I've been streaming VR content for a couple years now. My thoughts on VR is that it is my preferred way to play games, especially PC VR games and the Quest 3 is the best headset on a budget to do it with. It's not the Apple Vision Pro, but it can do a ton of things that the AVP can't do and has the backing of Meta. That may be a good or bad thing depending on your own personal view of Zuckerberg. The reason everyone says to switch out the headstrap, is that when you get a comfortable headstrap like the Bobo VR S3 it let's you keep playing for hours with the hot swappable batteries, and the pressure that the headset puts on the front of you face is lifted more to your forehead and the whole thing gets more balanced with the battery as a counterweight. As for accessories I personally would NOT got with the official Meta accessories. There are 3rd party options which are much better at a much lower cost than what Meta has on offering. If you plan to use VR a lot comfort really becomes a must, between the facial interface and knuckle grips for the controllers, to prescription lens inserts for people that wear glasses. It makes a world of difference when you spend a lot of time in VR.
Thank you for this detailed comment, I have a question that I hope you can give me an answer for, is the official strap that bad? because where I live there's no third party straps available, also for the battery I plan to use a power bank but idk if that gonna work.
@@dread_yt really appreciate it! Started looking at some accessories today and realized I’ll probably end up going with the third party options. Really looking forward to trying out some knuckle grips and a head strap
@@mohamedelkhaligy3213the more well balanced headstraps are so much more comfortable - even if you couls get one without a battery.
Powerbank in your pocket works well enough in my experience, but id still go for a headstrap if you can
The Meta Quest 3 was a huge improvement over the rest when it comes to reasonably priced consumer headsets! My only ask for next gen would be for them to go back to including a direct displayport connection for those of us that do want to use it as a dedicated PC VR headset and need ultra low latency. I get why they don't as most users use it wireless, but there are still many of us who need the processing power from a PC for high fps demanding games. Sim racing & flight sims for example. Using the USB connection is not ideal although it does "work" somewhat.
Makes sense! I can imagine even the slightest amount of latency with sim racing would make a world of difference
I've been in around the vr space for 5 or so years and its been amazing seeing the vr space grow form a tiny part of the gaming space to something that is on the cusp of becoming mainstream :D
You just haven't used a proper head strap yet.. :) you won't die with the stock one.. but after using anything even slightly better you will not be coming back. BTW, 3rd party great head straps are under $50.
I’ll check them out! Any brand in particular you recommend?
@@chettystudios Hi!im not the one you asked but Bobovr is top brand for me )))
@@chettystudios I like KKCOBVR Q3PRO now. It's light but balances the headset well, no pressure on cheeks and extra battery can be added too.
I remember when I died wearing the Quest 2 stock strap. 😅
@@chettystudiosbobo vr
I also think the standard head strap is OK, but if you want longer play sessions or extra battery power, a strap upgrade is a huge bonus. I am using the Kiwi K4 boost.
Modding your VR gear is ingrained in the culture of VR. It is by no means essential, but the possibility to do so is nice.
Excellent video quality mate, keep it up.
Been an early adopter of VR since 2016 and I'm so happy the hardware has improved so much and headsets like the Quest are helping more people get into VR.
If you want unlimited playtime without charging, I'd look into getting a replaceable battery headstrap. Infinite wireless play time AND the improved comfort.
Lag and response time are super important for VR, because even small delays can cause intense fatigue and nausea. Having a consistent frame rate of 90 is base.
For the weight distribution, attach coins weighing 500g in total onto the rear of the strap (this is the same weight as the front). Then it will feel balanced and comfortable
I also got my first Quest in 2019 after going to an Arcade and trying it for like 20 minutes. I played Richie's Plank Experience and after that I became obsessed with the idea of VR and the freedom and possibilities it could offer.
What headset do you have now?
@ now I have the Quest 3 ;)
@@impastabowl2328 how are you liking it
I bought the Meta Quest 3 when it first arrived on the scene. VR is the only way I do gaming and have done so for several years before I got the Quest 3. I will not go to flat screen gaming. The immersion of doing "SIM racing" games is unbelievable for me to feel like I am actually sitting in the drivers seat. I only do sitting down games for right now.
I may do a few other things with VR, but still is mainly used with my PC games.
Thanks for your video and views of VR.
@@dathyr1 any sitting down games recommendations? Just been streaming flat screen games to VR as of now but been looking for something fun to play when I don’t feel like moving lol
@@chettystudios Hey, The new Behemoth game I saw in a video review has an option for Sitting. I have Racing games like Automobilista 2 (AMS2) or any type of racing game. Also any Flying games. Of course it is better if you have a steering wheel controller for racing games. Most of my games I get from STEAM for my PC. I think allot of my games work sitting down, it is how you setup your default Boundries and floor levels with the Quest 3.
@ awesome thank you!
@@chettystudios You are welcome.
Getting a quest 3 soon, honestly, the reason I'm getting into this is because I'm already enough fed up with normal gaming, I've been a gamer for as long as I have memory and I already have the pc and consoles of my dreams, so why not doing something special and unique for once?
Btw, I feel like the next step for VR are VR glasses, like the ones you usually see in futuristic movies, since we already have pretty high quality VR at home, and improving that quality won't attract people who already h8 VR for one thing or another (for example, motion sickness), but MR feels like something far more practical for most people than gaming, but the reason why it isn't really that good rn is cuz you can only do it in your house, as you look extremely d-mb with any current VR headset outside, including the apple vision pro that was marketed around this, and of course, why using MR at home when you can just use VR? there's really not that much difference between the two if you think about it like this, and it's not even like there are many MR experiences rn, but if you could take this outside without people looking weird at you, just imagine the amount of things you could with it, like watching videos or streams in a big, high quality screen outside, for example, and I think _that's_ what would attract the most people that rn see VR as a sorta niche
the orion glasses look like what youre talking about th-cam.com/video/b020SbvnFX0/w-d-xo.html
Word of advice: get a third party headstrap. The stock headstrap is terrible
@@anakinlowground5515 I got the YOGES one, seems like a cheaper kiwi headstrap
Totally agree, I tend to used MR more and more often throughout the day now for different tasks but like you said, I would never go out to Starbucks looking like this. Going to be interesting to see what they come up with in the future as far as that goes.
For gaming it definitely gave me that “holy shit” factor that I hadn’t really felt that strong since getting the Wii when it first came out, so hoping it does the same for you! I’ve been pretty bored with regular gaming lately too but between this and going back to play old games (playing through mass effect trilogy right now) I’ve been keeping myself pretty busy at nights
VR is so rad, and it really has gotten so much more usable and accessible.
I do find the stock facial interfaces kinda scratchy and uncomfortable and definitely recommend an upgrade. I also love having hot swappable batteries so running out of power mid session is never a concern. Then I think having some sort of VR mat to keep you centered in your play space is the most useful and underrated piece of kit to have.
Wow a mat so you can stay centered is genius, I’m definitely going to pick up a thin computer chair one or something
@@chettystudios Yoga mats work perfect and are cheap
I’m still concerned about 2 things: resolution and hardware/CPU specs.
I haven’t tried Apple Vision, but people say that the jump to 4k feels adequate for longer term use, esp for daily work productivity users (which I’m more interested in than games). Problem with Vision though is to get there-plus adding other advanced features that Apple often incorporates-it’s a heavy rig and power hungry so there’s a definite trade-off.
CPU is the other issue. The 3 and 3S seem like an intermediate solution with just enough power to kinda handle most current use cases, but will probably feel sluggish with all the advances very soon.
In other words, budget goggles are “turning the corner” but only just without much lasting use. MR seems maybe barely to the point of mass adoption/usability, but the hardware won’t really be robust enough for a few years yet to be broadly capable of the software (which hopefully will just get lighter, more powerful, and higher res in that period).
Used vr for the first time on the quest 1. Have the quest 2 and. 3. Totally hooked on VR 😊
Can't wait for more people to get their hands on these headsets.
i bought one like last week, worth it for me
i will be getting a strap upgrade cause of battery though
You want immersion?? Turn tunneling and vignette off in batman and every other game and it will help 100 percent
I tried and got pretty sick lol but been slowly changing the setting to make it less and less aggressive until I get used to it and it’s definitely way more immersive
If you like the jedi outcast / academy games, I highly recommend installing the vr mods for them on your quest!!
I have thought about buying the Quest 3S since 1080p for me is just in the movie section but I think I will go for the normal Quest 3, I want to have a 4k screen so that my eyes don't get so tired because it is less blurry.
Worth it
Amazon, bobovr headstrap $50 not the pro version, then amvr silicone controller grips $20. You will NOT regret it!
I’ll check it out thanks!
once you get an aftermarket head strap, you won't say that the stock is good. but i agree... not the worst
I've always just referred to that weird vr grip as just vr grip I had the same issues you had with my quest 1 but like a week or two into playing on it I got used to it and now it's just second nature with the new 3. still getting used to not having the ring anymore just some weird subconscious things I can't do anymore.
Definitely still getting used to it myself. Kinda reminds me of the N64 controller where people who grew up using it like it, but if you aren't used to it already its a really strange thing to play on
The controller straps are very very nice. The controllers just hang on to your hands without any effort. I went with the charging stand which also replaces the batteries with rechargeables. I have a Bobo VR halo-type headset strap with replaceable battery on the back. This does add a bit of mass that you feel when turning your head quickly, but it does double the game time (or more if you get another battery). Virtual Desktop is really the way to go as you have already seen. I suggest changing the streamer app on your computer to use VDXR for handling XR as it allows me to run Oculus apps well with having to use Link Air.
I forgot to mention: This headset "strap" also allows me to remove the facial interface part so that the headset is now open air. Some will claim this ruins immersion, but I prefer having everything cool and I prefer the open feel.
Going to be taking a look at this thank you! Just did my first VR workout yesterday and the option to have open air facial interface seems like it’d be great
honestly the man-bun probably adds allot to the comfort :p
not even joking.. it just looked like it locked in!
@@unfinishedsente not gunna lie it kinda does lol
Nice vid, one thing you should absolutely look into is 3rd party accessories, Meta charges absolutely ridiculous prices for the official stuff and it’s by no means worth it at all
@@lewisgray4202 looking into some right now, such a big difference in price
Great video. Keep it up!
@@warbearin thanks!
Got mine a couple days ago the standard head strap is fine. But ordered a new one anyway for the extended battery
I don’t think standalone is quite there yet, but pcvr with a very powerful gpu is worth it now in my opinion. But still not perfect. Hopefully the next quest pro/ high end version of the quest 4 is better
The only issue for somebody like me is I can’t do VR in my office (not big enough) so I would either need to run wires to my living room or move my PC everytime I want to play VR
@ understandable. I did a similar set up with a dedicated router in my living room and it was only 1 Ethernet cable that ran to my pc. Then used virtual desktop. Worked pretty well
Damn TH-cam ads getting out of control. 8:36 seconds long?!
Try underdogs/half life: alyx. Unforgettable vr games, both are really good
You have a sick fkin home man.
Damn, those plants are gorgeous.
@@SubjectiveFunny appreciate it!
yo if u think batman was good, u should try our Half Life Alyx. it is the best vr game ever made and that isnt from opinion. Its on steam and just connect ur vr to ur pc.
@@xxlions101xx4 definitely on the top of my list
Underrated af
Get a custom head strap, please it is worth it if you like longer sessions.
My problem is I have the Quest 3 as well and the PSVR2 but the PSVR2 is so much better on the gaming front I rarely use the Quest for that anymore. And after spending 2 weeks with the Apple Vision Pro before returning due to cost, the mixed reality, the software, the Apple ecosystem integration is top tier and unlike anything else it’s something that you have to see. The Q3 while budget friendly and has mixed reality, it’s really not on the same level so it’s hard to not compare
I love the idea of Apple making a VR headset and it just seamlessly being a part of my Apple ecosystem but yeah, that price is crazy for now
great quality video and u covered some good points, thank u for this. im still deciding on whether to buy the 3 or 3s, ive been wanting a vr headset for a while and i know im gonna use it a lot when i get one, im just not sure on if i should get the 3 or 3s, im planning on just playing games and watching movies and videos on it, also planning on using it on my pc, to play steam games. what do you think?
I haven’t tried the 3s so I’m not really sure how much the quality and experience differs but maybe there’s a place near you where you can try them both? Not sure if BestBuy still does demos or not
Get the 3, the 3s reuses the Fresnel lenses from the quest 2 and is harder to find a sweet spot for clear vision, there are only 3 IPD settings, and you can get god rays from the rings in the lenses. Quest 3's pancake lenses are clear from edge to edge, and the IPD is a slider that you can get perfect for your eyes.
With PCVR its been worth it. With amazing batch of recent standalone titles, its deffinelty worth it!
I bought a used Meta Quest 2 for $80 yesterday! The revolution has begun!
Btw remember to clean the strap and facial cover before using jt
@zeenxdownz how to delete the lesbian porn she left on it? 😄
Someone make it to where I can have my house be a sports bar! Everywhere I look is a different football game in 3d!
@@fakemusicprojectofficial that would be next level
i actually cook in passthrough
More details please
@@simony2801 passthrough mode allows you to see your environment while in VR. you can stick the screen you're watching on a wall and continue whatever you were doing while in VR
That would be so good for following recipes and not getting anything dirty by touching a screen
VR has been worth it since the original Oculus Rift, imo.
I go for runs with my quest 3 even on sunny days and no lense burn
just got one
rad
Nah bro, that head strap felt like someone strapped a rubber band around my head. Now I have a headset with a battery and a fan!
@@Rsmith420 haha I have a smaller head so maybe that helps, but I got a new strap on the way so I can see what the hype is all about
I have a question about the quest 3. if i dont have good wifi where my pc is but my pc is connected by Ethernet can i play pcvr on the quest 3 and play normaly?(without using cable)
You need to have a strong wifi signal near the PC. I bought a dedicated wifi router for my PCVr gaming. Just run the ethernet cable to the wifi router and then direct connect the computer to the wifi router via ethernet output on the back of the wifi router. I'd recommend Virtual Desktop for connecting to the PC for gaming.
wifi speed has nothing to do with how smooth virtual desktop will be its the stability of the connection so yes you can use wireless pcvr without good wifi
Are you saying that your wifi signal is weak where your pc is? The headset needs to communicate with the pc over the wifi, so you would get the best results being closer to your router instead of the pc. It definitely helps a ton to have the pc wired with Ethernet though. You could set up a second dedicated vr router next to your pc if you would prefer to play there, which is what I've opted to do.
@@chip6044 if u have slow wifi, it gets delay and worse quality
Yeah as long as you connect to PC via Ethernet and the headset has good connection you’re fine
I got my Quest 2 literally a couple months before the Quest 3 came out, and I mean, it works for me, but I just struggle to use it. I don't have anything that I want out of it. A lot of the games are social VR games, and while that's cool and all, I've been bullied to death for being trans, and now it's just made me really isolated and lonely, so I just don't bother. I want to get back into VR though, and have that same excitement that I once had for it, but I've yet to come across anything that excites me. I just play Beat Saber from time-to-time and play on mute while playing things like RecRoom.
@Sienna-v4t maybe try some more solo games, there’s a whole bunch out there I can’t wait to get my hands on people keep recommending me. Sometimes all it takes is one good character to really get you back invested into gaming and re-light that spark
They used the htc vive, an outdated headset
Plz trust me. Buy all the kiwi design accesories and try assasin creed nexus. You will have a totaly other experience.
@@eliottvillaire1807 will do!
depends on ur head size too
YES
Vr is ready brotha
Hello I am a content creator on my other channel from Cambodia and how do you get in contact with meta because I also want to try my luck and requested for a review as well please guide me
They reached out to me I’m not sure exactly how you would reach out to them I’m sorry
Just bought the Quest 3 and it's truly the best device I have ever used. INCREDIBLE!!! The pancake lenses make the experience so much better than the 3S
Here’s a tip: never say thanks to meta
yo dude vr was like 10 years ago!
Haha I know I’m a little late to the game but I feel like it’s finally getting “mainstream”
I'm seeing that you are a great content creator but can you remove music btw I'm from kuwait❤
its just worth for u not for other one.
IF ONLY THEY DIDN'T KILL ECHO VR T.T
Excuse me, is been worth for years...
i just bought it , it s better than quest 2 but it still a gadget for kids😂
So, I shouldn't waste money on it? Because I wanted to play vr games
Dont listen to this guy bro@@aliaadels3
Idk I think a lot of mixed reality non-gaming stuff could be useful to adults like answering email, pulling up multiple windows for multi tasking, etc. and there’s some pretty solid games that aren’t really for kids at all but genuine solid video games like Metro
Quest 3S ✅
Quest 3 ❌
been worth it since 2016
The VR is worth it long time now, since oculus rift cv1. Now in 2024 such a headline is or clickbait, or you my friend was sleeping beauty for last 7+ years.
Btw, pass trough means nothing to me, as I want to be immersed in game world and not in real one.
Totally get that for enthusiasts and people into VR gaming its been "worth it" for a while, but this is more so for the average consumer/person who isn't "in the know" like myself who walks by the VR displays at Target or Best Buy but doesn't have the extra cash to dish out for something they aren't certain they'll really get their money out of. I think with mixed reality adding another layer of usability and the cheaper price being a bit easier for folks to swallow, its more "worth it" now than ever before for the average Joe.
Please gift me the vr headset, you convinced me
Im sorry but strangers arent going to gift you stuff. U can save up birthday money tho
just wait to you jump on steam and play some real VR PC games..
Recommendations?
@@chettystudios Half Life Alyx. It is the one. Amazing graphics, playability, story, immersiveness... It is a must.
bro only find out about vr or somthing this crap been out for like 2 years & the new one is ass anyway F buying meta feel like they as bad as the apple fanboys
who works in vr...
@@LilololXD Depend on what you do but a bunch of people, been seeing it become a lot more popular recently
Nope