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While I'll admit that this is one case where you really want to cut the cord, it is still a real choice for PC VR games (played through your GPU)*. If you have a serious GPU, don't expect the internal GPUs of wireless headsets to compare. And also check if some sort of retractable ceiling mount is possible (a kludge, but connecting a wireless/meant-to-be-standalone headset to a GPU is also a bit of a kludge as well).
But it also really, really good at "sitting" simulations. But I want a reverb G3 that is wireless anyway.
* I'm an old school electrical engineer. Wires transmit both power and data amazingly well, and wireless is just iffy and keeps wanting to be recharged. But walking around blindfolded with a tether is just insane and qualifies as 'no you should never use wires in this situation'. But it really is a good headset, if sitting or you have some of ceiling mount cable management.
I have both a G2 and a Quest 2. The G2 is AMAZING for sims (racing and flight) with its beautiful screen, but I prefer the Quest 2 with Virtual Desktop for everything else. Wireless really is a game changer for the majority of VR games. I've got mine setup with a dedicated WiFi 6 router (WAX202) that I got for $30 and there is no noticeable latency or video degradation. The only time I use my G2 is for racing sims and MSFS2020.
This has been discussed to death in the past, but for anyone unfamiliar, this is a wired VR headset. Great display on it, so many like it for flight/racing sims or other sitting games, and this is a good price. That said, for anything else, going cordless is totally worth it.
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This has been discussed to death in the past, but for anyone unfamiliar, this is a wired VR headset. Great display on it, so many like it for flight/racing sims or other sitting games, and this is a good price. That said, for anything else, going cordless is totally worth it.
While I'll admit that this is one case where you really want to cut the cord, it is still a real choice for PC VR games (played through your GPU)*. If you have a serious GPU, don't expect the internal GPUs of wireless headsets to compare. And also check if some sort of retractable ceiling mount is possible (a kludge, but connecting a wireless/meant-to-be-standalone headset to a GPU is also a bit of a kludge as well).
But it also really, really good at "sitting" simulations. But I want a reverb G3 that is wireless anyway.
* I'm an old school electrical engineer. Wires transmit both power and data amazingly well, and wireless is just iffy and keeps wanting to be recharged. But walking around blindfolded with a tether is just insane and qualifies as 'no you should never use wires in this situation'. But it really is a good headset, if sitting or you have some of ceiling mount cable management.
Just depends on what you're looking to do with it. If you wanna toy around with a lot of different use cases get something you can hookup to a pc. If you're looking to just game and already have a ps5 then the psvr2 since it's not a standalone and requires the console. If you're looking for a self contained unit that won't require another machine get your self a quest 2 .
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But it also really, really good at "sitting" simulations. But I want a reverb G3 that is wireless anyway.
* I'm an old school electrical engineer. Wires transmit both power and data amazingly well, and wireless is just iffy and keeps wanting to be recharged. But walking around blindfolded with a tether is just insane and qualifies as 'no you should never use wires in this situation'. But it really is a good headset, if sitting or you have some of ceiling mount cable management.
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But it also really, really good at "sitting" simulations. But I want a reverb G3 that is wireless anyway.
* I'm an old school electrical engineer. Wires transmit both power and data amazingly well, and wireless is just iffy and keeps wanting to be recharged. But walking around blindfolded with a tether is just insane and qualifies as 'no you should never use wires in this situation'. But it really is a good headset, if sitting or you have some of ceiling mount cable management.
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