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META Quest 2 vs PICO 4 Comparison | Which is better?
Jul 25, 2024
More tutorials: https://www.hardreset.info/ Are you trying to decide between Meta Quest 2 and Pico 4? Look no further! In this video, we compare the two popular VR devices and help you determine which one is the best fit for you. Key features such as graphics, performance, and price are all taken into consideration. Don't miss out on this in-depth comparison of Meta Quest 2 vs Pico 4. Find out which system comes out on top! You will learn how similar and different Meta Quest 2 and PICO 4 are. #MetaQuest2 #Pico4 #QuestvsPico Follow us on Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/hardreset.info Like us on Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/hardresetinfo/ Tweet us on Twitter ► https:g//twitter.com/HardResetI Support us on TikTok ►https://tiktok.com/@hardreset.info Use Reset Guides for many popular Apps ► https://www.hardreset.info/apps/app
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Welcome. So today I did want to make a little bit of a different video just kind of talking about this specific headset
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Now I do have the meta quest 2. And I do want to talk about this specifically, but I have the Quest 2 just as a comparison
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because it's kind of what some people might be replacing it with, meaning the quest with this
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And there is a couple things that Quest does undeniably significantly better
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It's like just generations ahead compared to this one. So I'm going to for now move this out of the way and focus on this one and just the design aesthetics
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So just peel that off just so we can see. There we go. So you can see this nice white-on-black design
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And this looks really clean. I do like this a lot and it does remind me kind of of apple
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when it still used to be good which is a good thing
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the design language here is I would consider really nice as you probably might be also aware
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there will be a pro version of this which will have instead of a black plate it will have a gold one
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and I do from pictures I also think that that one looks nice
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it's a simple thing it's not like it really matters in terms of performance and comfort, but it's still going to be laying on your desk
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and I do think it looks quite nice. Now, second thing in terms of the design is the battery placement, which is at the back
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Unlike the quest, which has it at the front, everything, and you have this lousy trash strap
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Here you have it divided, so hardware and power. And it works really nicely
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It does provide you with this balance, so if I hold it like here, you can see hopefully that it is basically being held in the middle
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It doesn't just sag towards downside at the front. So there we go
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You can see the balance here is really nice. And overall, the headset is relatively light
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It feels lighter than the quest, though I don't have a way
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here to actually check it out to be more precise about it but I in general it's a light
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now in terms of the design faceplate and just the front is pretty nice because we have
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the pancake lenses so you can see in terms of if I take this off here is our little
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faceplate so small design here and you can see in terms of if I pick this off here and you
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see that the actual like size of this is relatively small we compare that to
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quest if I take the little strap as well I can see them side by side now and obviously
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the difference here is quite substantial so maybe like this I'm not exactly
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sure how to place it one up next to another but you can
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see that the entire headset right here is relatively slim compared to this girth right here
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And also at the front you don't have as much weight so it doesn't really sag on your face
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The front doesn't create like this annoying pressure which is another bonus
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Now when this kind of falls off in my opinion in terms of the design and I guess comfort here
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would be right here with the faceplate. So just move that out
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by the way. So right here, I can see this kind of like weird, weirdness
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This is nice in general if you wear glasses, because it provides space for the glasses. It doesn't like just pinch them kind of like
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this faceplate would. Glasses do kind of get stuck in here. Here you have enough space so they don't, which is really nice
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Like I said, if you're wearing glasses. But where isn't nice is when you're wearing the headset
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And what it does here is create light leakage. Now, from what I'm aware, I am not the only one with a face
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that basically isn't filling the entire size of this. And for me, even though I might be in a relatively dark environment
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it creates enough light leakage to the point that I can see reflections
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off of the actual lens at the side right here, of the environment, the actual world, behind me
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And it isn't the best thing. So nice for glasses, not so nice in general
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It should be a little bit tighter packed, which would also fix another problem that at least I'm having
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which is to the fact that when I have this on, most of the pressure that I have is basically right here on my forehead
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So this is primarily the only place where I feel any kind of like rest from the device where it presses on
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And considering this is an entire faceplate pad it all around, I don't get to use this side at all and the bottom side at all
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And it creates massive pressure just at this point right here to the point that after like an hour it becomes really uncomfortable
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And it's not because of the weight. It's just because of the fact that I need to clamp it so it doesn't like
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move around and it's only going to be clamping it right here and this pad in general isn't
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necessarily super soft it is quite hard compared to something like this this feels a little bit softer
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but also the design is much better so quest have damn these hair everywhere uh so the quest has a
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much better fitted face plate it fits way better to the face to the point that it
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covers most of your face with pressure, all these all around your eyes
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So at the forehead, the sides as well, along with bottom like your cheekbones
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which is a benefit when you have something that is clamping to your face with some like pressure
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Which this, because of it, it's a little bit of a downgrade
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And it's honestly the only problem that I would say I have with the headset itself
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as a design-wise and comfort-wise. Other than that, if I could find a replacement
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for instance from like a VR cover for this, this would have been freaking fantastic
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But as of right now, this kind of design of the faceplate creates problems
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that aren't comfortable for me. And one more thing added for me
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I don't know, maybe I have a huge nose or whatever, but the way I need to put on the headset
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creates massive pressure where my nose is resting right here and not in a comfortable way
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like a glasses would so the way or the reason this happens is if I put this on
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there's just magnetically attached I think not much force needed so anyway
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once the headset is on my face I need to shift it a little bit
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to like the, what is it? To the downside. So for some reason, I feel like when I'm looking somewhere around this area, it's not as clean
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So you need to shift it about like right here. And because of this, my nose start resting in this place right over here and it isn't very comfortable
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Additional problem is with the strap right here where it moves up, right
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But it won't move down. So I could possibly shift it, for instance, for the cheekbones to rest on my cheeks, more
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If I could, you know, twist it a little bit further down
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It could hopefully solve that problem. It would probably even amplify the problem with the nose right here and the clearance because of it
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But at least it would be a little bit more comfortable here. Or, well, it would remove the pressure most of it from here
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and spread it more evenly around. So that one of the design problems Now when it comes down to comparing it to the quest if you ever wore this thing it uncomfortable I would say
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It's not uncomfortable for the first like 20 minutes that you wear, but then it does create the pressure just because of the face plate
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always pressing or sandwiching your face with straps. I have not used the elite strap
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but from what I've seen a lot of people upgraded to it
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I don't really own a quest so this is here just a showcase But from what I've seen the elite strap does mitigate some of this problem because it's designed kind of similarly to this
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But like I said, I don't have it so not really a way to compare it
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But if we compare just the headset itself as it comes The headset doesn't come with a leaked strap, so I'm not going to really talk about it as though it would be here and
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And generally, in this case, the quest is less comfortable in general
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This one, in terms of comfort, is relatively comfortable. I can wear it longer, but it creates a bigger problem with just a pressure in a single area
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which is, in my opinion, bad. Now, I did already look into this, if anybody's curious
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And for instance, on a thingyverse, you can find already like 3D designs for faceplates
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that will be replacing this one and you can then slap a, for instance
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VR cover on it with a more comfortable pad and hopefully that could
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solve some of the problems that I might be having or you as well depending
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So yeah. Now, let's talk about next thing, which is the performance
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of this hardware. So, we're running XR2 chipset, which is the same one in Quest
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Though Quest has its own on software that it's running and this is running on Android
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So what this allows you to do actually is install normal APKs
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So you can go to like APK Pure, download apps, load them here just from like a USB stick like this one
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the card. And you can install apps, no problem. It works fine
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Cracked, none. Primarily you would have to download it from like a third party
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like APK Pure, which means all of them are like side loaded
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The reason for this is we don't have a Play Store on this device
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So you can install APK files, which are from Play Store, but you don't have access to Play Store
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So you need to sideload them. And one problem with the APK support is they usually opt into a normal kind of phone orientation
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So even though you have a wide view and complete 3D environment, you have a single window kind of like this one where you have your
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For instance, application open and it's visible just in this kind of format, just straight up
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So you don't get this cinematic view that you probably might want to see
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For instance, apps like Discord are just stuck in the portrait mode
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And obviously Discord would have been way better suited for landscape. And one more thing is you cannot resize them and you cannot have multiple apps open
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on the device, no matter what the app is. If it's APK or a native one
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you will always have one open and you can just swap between them. So that's where the portion
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that I mentioned before, that Quest does significantly better. It's the software
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Software on Quest is so far ahead that it's not even comparable, I would say
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So here you can just kind of open up, so you have a little dock. with apps and I just call it that
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There's a couple more features. Obviously, you have hand tracking. Let's not talk about it
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It's completely atrocious. Here you also have hand tracking. It's working pretty good
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It does have like a little wonkiness to it, but compared to this
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this hand tracking just kind of completely efts up. The most annoying part when you enable it
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sometimes you will grab a controller and it will detect your hands still
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not switch to the controller and the because part of your hand
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is just hidden by the controller the interface for the hand tracking just kind of goes wibbly wobbly everywhere
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and just completely freaks out what is happening which is really just kind of off-putting and
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the control or the way you control the environment using your hands is nice
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in the quest you kind of do this kind of thing and you drag around
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I can flip it over to go home. Here you kind of have a fist and you just do such a kind of motion like this
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which is equivalent of just dragging, grabbing something. It's fine, though again, the headset
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just kind of freaks out and doesn't really track correctly. The little pointer just kind of
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goes everywhere. Most of the time when you're trying to grab a page and, for instance
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scroll from side to side, the lack of precision from it where it just kind of like shakes all around
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because it can't really detect your hand fully. If you're trying to go side to side
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because of the shake, it just starts going up and down. And you need to let it go and then grab it again
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and try to go from side to side. It's quite annoying. Here, you don't have that big of a problem with hand tracking
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It works pretty good. Another thing you can do is have multiple apps open
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which, again, pretty nice. One more thing that a quest has over just every other competition
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is the implementation of, for instance, the keyboard. so if you have a supported keyboard, you can have it rendered into the actual environment
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and just set up like a desk where you can have multiple windows open and use your keyboard, see it in front of you
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and have it physically on your desk as an example. Here we have very limited functionality of the actual environment and the software side
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So software side needs decent amount of work on here to be to come
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like relatively close to this. This is one of the biggest downsides of the
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PICO4, the software side. And if the software side would improve, boy oh boy would this be an outstanding
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device. Just a simple idea that you can use your normal apps that you have
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like on your Android on this device allows you to have virtually like a virtual world where you can
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still do everything that you normally do on your phone, but just on a much bigger
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your screen, you can watch Netflix videos, whatever the heck you want. It's accessible here. It's
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easy and without a problem. But what it's holding it back is the software that is running it and the
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limitations of it as a lack of, for instance, multi-app support that you would have two apps
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open or resizing of those apps. It could be great, but it's a locking at the moment
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So, there we go. Now, next thing, let's touch upon the control
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So here we have a Pico controller. In terms of tracking, I haven't encountered any problems
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Also, if you have two of them and you're using them, rarely will you ever encounter that you hit the rings together
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Like right now, kind of touch them at the bottom, but still you're already too close, I would say
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And if you shift it a little bit so you can get it closer, again, your fingers collide together
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So that's nice. So that's nice. Obviously, here you do have a little bit of a, you know
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part that kind of prevents you from getting closer. But I don't think in VR you will ever have the need
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When it comes on, for instance, like reloading guns. When you grab it, for instance, if you would imagine that there is a gun right here
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you can grab it no problem. You will never interfere with it. I never had a problem
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But where I do have a problem is with the actual shape of the controller
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or the placement of the buttons, how far apart. So at the first glance, it looks fine
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But if you want to have your finger on both of the buttons
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so the A and B, as you normally do, and you're right here, your thumb
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you'll see that my middle finger is misplaced from the grip, like quite severely misplaced
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Now, if I fix this up so I can grip it correctly, it would be kind of like this right so now this would be the correct kind of way of
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holding it and they're comfortable but I can see that my finger is now like completely
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over the buttons like they just designed for like children hands so I have to do this kind of like weird you know know movement Just not very comfortable one where I just need to shift just entire like hand controller
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to get into it. Again here, not the best. When we compare it to Quest controller, which is almost
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the same as, for instance, like Rift, Rift S and so on, more comfortable, way better spaced
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so holding it normally thumb over both of the fingers or over both of the buttons
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trying to kind of show it but you can basically see it
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and obviously thumbstick again perfectly positioned the oculus button a little bit out of the way
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you do need to shift it and shift your hand a little bit but it's obviously the button that you're not going to be using
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in game for any actual like reason So in general, this is better
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Also, when gripping, I don't need to grip it in a weird way where I also press the trigger here
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For some reason, when gripping it, I feel like I don't have enough space and, like, I don't know, press it a little bit, the actual trigger
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And one more thing, the trigger right here is huge. So if you compare it to these, side by side they don't seem that much different
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but I don't know, somehow holding it, I feel the edge of the trigger, just kind of digging right here
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I mean, digging not like an uncomfortable way, but I just feel it a little bit too early, I would say
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On the quest, it's shaped, you can see it, like this, so it accommodates for your finger to the point that it doesn't feel like it's just, you know, misplaced or anything
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So Quest in terms of the comfort of the controller does the design of it
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Wends, I just, I don't really like the little rings around it
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They're not the best thing. These seem a little bit better, but the controller itself is not shaped correctly, I would say
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So it needs a little bit more work. Now one more thing, talking about the controller, is the battery
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So unlike the Quest, which has only one battery, whip it out
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There we go. These ones have two. Now, Quest did fix a problem where, for instance
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if you were playing Beatsaber and you're doing some violent movements, it would shift the battery and disconnect the controller
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They shifted with this little spring right here, a magnet, whatever this is
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You can see it. So it pushes the battery in place and does it pretty firmly
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There we go. So you don't have that problem anymore. Now on the Pico, they solved it
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Just take this out. By creating this entire drawer for battery. Again, the battery doesn't..
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I haven't played Beat Sabre on here. I don't have to do it through PCVR
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But I haven't encountered any disconnections right now. And in general, this works well
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It has two batteries, so it has a little bit more weight to it. But the design of it is..
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pretty good i would say in terms of the battery wise and that's almost everything i have to say
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one last thing which is i'll be talking as a comparison between pcvr i guess and and non-PCvr as a game
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so i played on here the after the fall which uh if you order this headset i believe it from like if you
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activated more precisely from 24th to the 30th you get four free games O shapes after the fall
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and some two other games which I don't remember the names which isn't necessarily important
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I played after the fall because this is one of the games that I also played on PC and I own it there
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so it gave me a good comparison from what I've already experienced and one thing that I'll
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mention is the performance was decent but I did encounter stuttering in the game
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I'm not sure if this is the same case for Quest. I haven't played it
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Like I said, I don't only use Quest. I don't own one. So I can't compare it, but obviously on the PC
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I didn't have any kind of stuttering. Here, throughout like the entire run, one of the runs
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harvest runs, he encountered maybe like six to ten freezes, or just kind of like
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just freezes up for a brief, moment and then just resumes. When the game is running smoothly and then has like occasional freezes in VR, it is
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really noticeable. So I'm not sure if this is some software or the hardware isn't keeping up
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I can't imagine why the hardware wouldn't be keeping up considering the game already looks atrocious
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Look, I'm not going to sugarcoat it as a person that came from PC
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The textures are basically nonexistent there. And I might be a little bit spoiled
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obviously I use PC for VR primarily. So this is like a massive downgrade to me
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If you are used to playing on this kind of hardware, more mobile one, where everything is integrated
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where you don't need an expensive PC, which is totally understandable, obviously that that's fine
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What isn't fine is that freezing app, I would say. That is like a massive problem that might make people just nauseated
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So I just wanted to point it out. Now I haven't tested any other games, so I don't know if this is a game problem
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a hardware problem or software problem. So not much insight here for you
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And I did want to touch upon one more thing, which was PCVR
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or using this with PCVR. So my main headset, which I've been using for several years now
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would be the Rift S. it's exclusively just PCBR wired one so I'm looking constantly for something to replace it
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and one of the benefits of that is the massive comfort that I have from it
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it has the little face shield right here where most of the weight of the headset and glamping
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force is distributed on your top of your forehead removing most of the pressure that we have
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from here meaning like your forehead a little bit lower like above your eyes your cheeks
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and it just places it right above your forehead, distribute it nicely
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just like this entire kind of thing that calms onto your top of your head
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Pretty nice kind of, I think it's called Halo, or whatever they're naming it
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but it's really nice. I do like it myself, and it's one of those things that I think meta did bring back
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with the Quest Pro, but obviously that device is just ludicrously expensive
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and not really designed for a typical user. So this one kind of loses in terms of comfort
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what I've been using generally. But where it does surprise me is the streaming quality
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Now I tested this one as well for PCDR. I tested it both wirelessly
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That's kind of the purpose of these. So if I'm buying a headset that can do wireless or wired
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I would prefer to do wireless because it's supposed to be an upgrade
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to something that I've already been always running on a wire. And from what I experienced, the Quest 2
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wirelessly, at like, best scenario, where a computer was plugged in with a cable
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I was running a 5 gigahertz connection between them. The connection was stable and just looked decent
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Or, well, it didn't really look decent. stable and resolution was okay
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but the quality of the stream was lacking. It honestly didn't feel much of an upgrade
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from the Rift S that I typically use. So it kind of defeats the purpose
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to get this device for like PC VR exclusively which is what I tend to do
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Number because it loses comfort obviously. It has high resolution but it doesn't utilize it correctly with
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with the stream quality. On a cable-wise, it's better, but then I might as well just use my Rift test
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which is more comfortable if I have to use a cable. And I don't have to worry about battery
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just, I believe, slowly draining. This one on the other side has a high resolution
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This is a 2160 by 2160 per eye, so resolution here is significantly higher but again it does wireless streaming and it also utilizes a linked cable though wireless streaming here I cannot say it bad
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Visually, it's significantly better than the Quest and significantly better than my Rift
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S would normally show me. So it is already an upgrade in terms of visuals
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And the fact that you don't need that cable, it just adds to it
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And I was running it at improved resolution. set in SteamVR to render it or not Steam VR you can set it in their like link assistant
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application or whatever it's called to do a ultra HD resolution and it doesn't refer to ultra
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HD as a resolution of this headset it does upscaling so it renders it instead of at 2160 it renders it
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at 20 I think 640 or something like that per eye which is a
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high resolution than this is and this is significantly more more straining on your
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hardware than the 2160 by 2160 which is already a high resolution so it
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creates a it creates a stream that is over the quality of this hardware to kind of
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remove some or improve the quality of it and it still runs at 90 hertz if your
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hardware obviously can support it and latency was at like 30 milliseconds, I believe. So it was
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in slower games. You can play Half-Life Alex without a problem wirelessly and stupid resolution
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Obviously, if you lower it down, you might have a better latency. And obviously
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it would be less straining on your device. And you can still run it at a full resolution
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of this, which would be, I believe they call it just like HD resolution, which I didn't
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check it by I assume it would be the resolution of the headset itself. And you also have the choice to switch between 72 Hertz, which is the default state of this headset, to 90
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Now, this is where Quest 2 also has a heads-up. We do have a default of 72
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We can do 90 or even 120 on here. We don't have 120 here
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We just pick at 90, which is also what Quest Pro, which is the stupidly expensive one, pick that
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So there we go. Now, in terms of PCVR, it's, I would say, pretty good experience
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I haven't had problems, but from what I've heard, people still prefer to use a virtual desktop
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So if you want to do that, you wouldn't need to buy it separately if you already own it on like Quest
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Again, you need to buy it here. I haven't tested virtual desktop here if it works better
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But some people just stand by it that it's significantly better. so you could test it out if you don't like it
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I guess you could probably try to return it. I do think they have a return policy here
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So check it out. If they do, have return policy. Get it
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If you don't like it, return it. Now, what else is there to say
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I'm going to touch upon one more thing or two more things, if I remember what the second one that I wanted to talk about was
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which is the lenses. So obviously we have the pancake lenses, but they have a motorized IPD adjustment
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Now, for me, one of the things with motorized IPD adjustment was it's okay
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though I don't really see much of a difference in adjusting it. They have like this weird circle and then like a couple bigger circles around that
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And it tells you to adjust it until the image is clear. I mean, if you're looking through lenses correctly, no matter what the IPD will be
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it's usually clear so that can spend for me between like, 50 something or 58 I believe all the way to like 68 which is
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Not comfortable to look at but in old cases I can see it clearly so the IPD adjustment is kind of for me
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I could never figure out what the correct placement is about what I did figure out if I lower it too much the the lenses get too close and they pinch my nose
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It's just kind of hilarious So there we go and I know what I wanted to say last, which is the existence or knowledge of upcoming PICO4 Pro
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So this headset is already pretty good. And if you don't have option to wait for anything newer, then it's a really good pickup
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Now, it might not be as good, for instance, as Quest in terms of software
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In terms of hardware, I would say it's as good, if not better, because of the pancake lenses
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And if you're wondering or thinking about picking up this, maybe waiting
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I'm going to just kind of give you an insight on what you could be waiting for
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So you already know everything about this. PICO4 Pro is basically all of this that you have for a little bit higher price tag
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but it has eye tracking. It will use that eye tracking to automatically adjust IPD for you
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And also, if you're using your headset, also for PCVR, if you have an RTX, GPU as an example
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you can enable SSVR, which allows you to utilize foviated rendering, meaning the game will be rendered fully only where you're looking at
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removing massive amounts of strain from your GPU. Now, you do need an RTX for it, but it should work pretty well
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And obviously, some games might be utilizing that as well in the future, meaning you can get way more out of the XR2 chip that you do right now
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Now, there will also be released a Quest 3 or whatever will be the name of it
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which leaks suggest it will be somewhere in the year 2023. So I would presume it's going to be at the end of it at the next like meta-connect conference
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kind of like the Quest Pro was released now so it's still close to a year
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till the third Oculus Quest 3 releases though Quest 3 leaks suggest it will not have eye tracking
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which is a massive bomber I would say but it will be running a newer processor
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the Snapdragon XR 2 gen 2 so it should be an upgraded
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version of it a better version newer one so yeah so those are the two headsets that would probably
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consider i will probably be leaning towards the pico4 pro just because i really want that eye
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tracking which is something that meta included in their stupidly expensive headset but decided to
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i guess not include in the quest three which i like i said these are just rumors
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It might be that meta includes it. I have no clue. So like I said, take it with a grain of salt
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These are all just rumors, leaks. But what isn't a leak is that PICO4 Pro will be coming with a headset that has eye tracking
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So that is something that I know for sure, and that is something that I'll be interested in
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Now, with this being said, at the end of the day, it really depends on probably what you already had
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if you have a massive library in your quest then you probably will be waiting for the new quest
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which is unfortunate and the library here of games is smaller if you're using PC VR you obviously get the benefit
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of entire library of PC but generally library is smaller on the headset itself
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but to finish this off the choice which headset you prefer as completely up to you I just wanted to give my
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thoughts on these two devices because at the moment they're kind of competing against each other. Some people probably
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think that one is a quest killer or that the other one is still the best headset. I would argue that
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both headsets cater to different markets or different people. They will both have some benefits and
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drawbacks each. So at the end of the day, it really depends on what you're looking for. And I just wanted
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to present the benefits and drawbacks. So you can make a more educated decision right here
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