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data_currator 3 points 3 years ago

I have only used Google Cardboard style headsets, and thought it was an interesting novelty. I will occasionally pull it out for use when I know I'll have some uninterrupted time home alone. The low resolution and the annoyances with staying centered prevent me from using it more often.

I have been wanting to get a nicer VR setup for some time, but feel that the technology is still rapidly evolving and don't want to waste money on something that'll be obsolete in a year or two.

Apple Vision Pro looks really interesting, but out of my budget. Would probably be something I'd consider buying when a cheaper consumer grade model becomes available.

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Quilted_Crusader 6 points 3 years ago
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Filth 1 point 3 years ago

Agreed. And the Quest 2 or soon the Quest 3 are a real damned good value for the money. If I was in the market for the first time I'd wait on the Q3 and get that and no look back. It'll be good enough for years.

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data_currator 1 point 3 years ago

I hadn't considered looking at secondhand headsets and honestly the prices in my area are very compelling ($150-250).

Do the foam parts on the face get gross? Do you recommend replacing that if I get a used one?

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