Something that should have been mentioned is that some units can apparently have slightly more or less Mura than others but every headset will have some of course. I think the biggest difference is how much people actually notice it. IMO and experience from friends: the more time you have spent in VR (specifically PCVR like Index) the more likely you are to notice it. Much love! Join up in the discord! Discord.gg/thrill

I’ve been seeing a lot of KZfaqrs falling in love with PSVR 2 and honestly I’m not really surprised. I tried Gran Turismo 7 in VR and it left me shaking because it feels so damn good. It’s something you have to experience in person to understand, words can’t properly describe the feeling. It makes non-VR racing games feel very weak in comparison now, and I say that as someone who also likes Forza. It’s just not the same anymore. VR elevates racing sims to a whole new level. I also tried RE Village, and just like RE7, I have to admit that first person Resident Evil is a lot better in VR if you actually want to feel scared. The first time I played RE7 in VR I actually had to take breaks every 5 minutes because it was too much. You feel scared by everything around you and even start to feel paranoid in a way because VR actually puts you into the game. It’s not like gaming from your couch and being able to see everything between you and your TV. In VR, all you see is what’s in the game, all around you, and you feel extremely vulnerable as a result. It makes the horror experience an actual experience. Nowhere to run unless you take off the PSVR. It’s a terrifying feeling and it’s a total game changer.

To be honest, I have a 3080 with a quest 2 and I am really happy with it. However, today my psvr2 arrived and I must say that I prefer the psvr because of my own preferences: Oled, Fov, Vibration/adaptive trigger and eye tracking… I also love the fact that it’s just plug and play and works 100% (so far… haha) without the infinite adjustments I have to make with the pcvr

After seeing this, it tells me that The future of VR will be massively effected by the PSVR. Hopefully it goes positively

They even added floaters to virtual reality. Truly the most immersive experience.

At first I noticed the Mura a ton and it drove me insane. Once I got a few hours into some of the games I was playing (mainly Resident evil), I just stopped noticing it and it became almost invisible to me. It’s still there for sure, but I have to really focus to see it.

The issue with the PSVR2 isn't technical. It's the closed garden approach on the consoles. We already know how this will end up, as great as the tech might be.

I just want to point one thing - Previous PSVR was released in 2016, and it's still a supported device till this day. During the same time, Oculus released 5 headsets, and drop support on most of they're headset's. PSVR 2 is a headset for much longer time than most headset's on the market.

This is one of your best and (bizarrely) introspective videos. Your passion and obviously joy in what you do & in VR in general is admirable. I run a PC and a Quest 2 currently & honestly, your unadulterated joy in aspects of this console setup in terms of the experience, makes me want to go out and spend the 1000 units of currency. For me as a 52 year old fella and my 10 year son it seems like something incredibly accessible and fun.

I feel like most reviews, including this one, overlook how simple and great the IPD adjustment and eye tracking process is. As someone who occasionally has friends/fam/gf over for shared VR gaming experiences, it is great to know that we can all visibly check the placement of their eyes and tracking accuracy with just a couple of button presses. No more guesstimating and taking the headset off to adjust (Quest 2) a measly 3 settings. Now we can visually confirm the optimal IPD and tracking without the user taking off the headset and easily make minor adjustments without much interruption. Also, not needing to buy / set up bay stations is great. Great review though, as always. I'm pretty happy with my PS VR2, and was also bothered by the mura - though thankfully got over it quickly; and friends don't even really notice. The only major thing holding this headset back IMO is lack of PC compatibility. I'd gladly put away my Quest 2 for good, or sell it - if it had Steam VR support. One can only hope there will be a day.

The PS VR2 made the PS5 worth it for me. I absolutely love my vr kit! Pavlov, GT7 and RE:8 make it worth the price of admission imo. Everything else is just the cherry on top :D Set up is super easy, plug and play, basically no loading times so my adhd brain can just switch between experiences like its nothing, its comfortable AF, the tracking is flawless for me, the controllers are GREAT with the adaptive triggers and the haptics in the headset and senses, the graphics and performance are miles above my quest 2 on my 2080 super. The thing has rekindled my love for gaming.

Got it on launch day. Enjoying it so far. I love how easy the setup is.

Don't let the Mura issue stop you from buying the headset. You notice it when you look for it, but when you're focusing on the game you simply look right through it without even noticing it. It's similar to the blurriness we see around the edges of most VR headsets as a result of the lenses. When you look for it, it's really blurry you're on the edge. But, you hardly ever notice it when you're focusing on the game.

This has gotta be another massive step into mainstream VR, along the lines of Quest 2 and the Index. I don't own one, nor a PS5 but I can't deny how awesome this is.

have i mentioned how much I love your contents over other channels? It's the fact that you totally speak your mind, both bad and good sides without being biased whatsoever. Great job!

Thank you for actually talking about this. I just got my PS vr2 and have the exact same experience. I’m just really trying to get over it lol. I just wish most other reviewers would mention this as well. As they may have set the expectation a smidge too high.

Eye tracking seems really fun. I’ve been thinking about modding the Index since there’s that one community project with both software and hardware (it even has 3D printed stuff too) that gives the Index eye tracking support. If I end up making my Index look like a bomb, eh, whatever.

I love the shot at 6:00. All the synth, sequencer, and mixer lights shining and going bleep bloop is hypnotic :3 But yiss, excellent video as always. I was hoping for a bit more from the PSVR2, buuut do'h well, it's at least a big step in the right direction for the industry.

Thank you for your honest reviews and dedication to the VR industry

Very sensible and (as usual) in depth review, Thrill. Hope you'll have reason to do an update in 6 months to a year because the quality and quantity of the library has caught up with the headset. I will say, though my usual motto is, "Never try anything new; let someone else try it first, and see if it kills them," this is the first VR headset I've actually gone full "early adopter" on by pre-ordering.

Great Review , absolutely loving the VR2 . If you already have the Ps5 then it’s well worth the investment 👌👌

I experienced the grain thing as well and honestly it’s not bothersome for me. Usually I just don’t think about it and it’s not there anymore (well it is I just don’t process it). Still get incredibly immersed

We’ve been waiting… thank you for the great work

i love you talking about the mura effect and how it drives you insane and is sometimes all you can focus on because i have a condition called visual snow thats like that but in real life and oh my GOD that little rant you went on captures the feeling perfectly lmao

Truly incredible review. I own a 3090 and a quest 2. I was ridiculously hyped for psvr2 and extremely disappointed when I got it at first. The Mura shocked me. I hadn’t heard a SINGLE person say a thing about it. Almost returned it. But then I played some games for a while especially GT7. eventually the mura just kinda stopped bothering me because I was having such a dang good time. Once you stop focusing on it everything changes and the positives of the headset FAR outweigh the negatives. No it’s not as perfect as I dreamed but in some ways it actually exceeded my expectations just very differently than I imagined. I highly recommend it for anyone who has the ability to get it

I have an HP Reverb G2 and just bought the Sony's PSVR2 recently and I am so satisfied with it. As for the screen door effects, I'm one of those CRT shader lover type guy and thus really like the effect. GT7 in VR is revolutionary and I wish more to come.

I love the intro music! Good video man as usual lol edit: one thing I forgot to add was that I love the office! I don't remember seeing it before except as a slight glimpse in the AEXLAB office tour but it looks great

Awesome review! Thank you for all your hard work!

Holy crap I want to play Rez VR with eye tracking. That seems like an absolute 90s wet dream, and generally just an authentic way to enjoy Rez. An underrated game overall, I really miss this era of games and especially SEGA's entries like this. Cosmic Smash is coming back though, which is something literally no one on the face of the planet saw coming.

After 4 hours of village( a game I already have finish on pcvr) I didn't even care for mura same goes for gt7 you really don't care after a while the experience is awsome especially for people they ll have their first experience in vr with it.

I was in the fence before this video, now I’m locking in my order!🔥

Eloquent and brilliant review, well done !

Well done on the price recommendation breakdown. It has to be looked at in the same way as if you already had a gaming PC and then want to just add a VR headset on, versus needing to buy a full rig *plus* the headset. I think the real make or break for PSVR2 will be the games on the platform, and not just arcade one-offs you load up a couple times and forget them, but true full length campaign titles. If we were to see huge IPs like The Last of Us, God of War, Spider-man, etc. all get proper VR treatment, it could create a whole new wave of VR gaming with quality over quantity like Meta's strategy was. No lie, I'd buy a PS5 and PSVR2 immediately if they brought out a Last of Us VR game that was something like Half-Life: Alyx, wherein it happens between certain games. Seeing a clicker in VR would make me cry with fear but also make me so incredibly happy. lol

I actually love the headphones they included with the headset. I tried using my steelseries Arctic’s nova 7’s but they just felt uncomfortable with the headset, and I just ended up going back to the included headphones.

hey man wanted to let you know you are a great channel, keep up the good work and thanks for the entertaining videos

A great, honest review, loved it! Have my PSVR2 on its way.

PSVR1 had an extremely similar screen issue. So glad they made it a lot easier to connect. The first one was kinda complicated with co-processor connections and stuff.

I've used several VR headsets and they all have a screen door effect, i take the grain look of the PSVR2 over that any day. I'm loving it. It's an amazing thing, i keep thinking it's gonna get old but then im standing in space flying and shit. ♥️

Just wanted to let you know that I truly appreciate your passion, hard work and integrity. I can honestly say that of several VR creators you are the last one I keep watching; I don't think it's ok to do "reviews", while at the same time offering affiliate links to buy said product, as is often the case on other channels. I appreciate your honesty a lot.

SUPER good script!!! Love your videos!!

That "Grainy filter" Effect is exactly why I got rid of my Vive Pro. I didn't mind the Screen Door Effect, but the Mura thing really pulled me out of the immersion... and I went back to my index.

Excellent review! It's a realistic headset for the price compared to more expensive headsets - Cas and Chary called it a "perfect compromise" - but Sony has to keep the AAA bangers coming

Thanks for the review Thrill. It was well worth the wait!

Great review as always. Thank you!

Great video. The perfect VR headset doesn't exist. They all have ups and downs, and it's great to hear that this one is so heavy on the ups, especially since it's in its own corner of the market. I am a bit worried with the miura, though, and what that means for the Pimax Crystal.

I just really wish that Sony would implement PC VR use for this system. I'd buy it in a heartbeat. Even though I already have a PS5, I've been waiting for a true "next gen" vr headset for use with my PC which I just upgraded to a top end system. I really can't see myself dropping money on this headset when what I really want is something to use with my pc. Really, I'm waiting for the valve deckard.... if that ever comes.... I'll get a PSVR2 some day, but not until I get a true next-gen PC VR headset.

thank you so much for this review, theres so many hollow reviews of the PSVR2 out there, it feels like this is the most complete and true one. for instance, this is the first time i ever see a review talk about this mura effect.

I've been waiting a long long time for this video

the psvr2 is a great step forward with the eye adjustment but not everyone's eyes are symmetrical I wish both lens were adjustable separately (up and down also ) so you can get the perfect sweet spot.. heck it would be awesome if they could auto adjust for you every time you put it on. it already tracks the center of you eye

I've found that the PSVR2 is for sure a good headset. The biggest drawback honestly is the mura but like Thrill mentioned you can get over it and its not always game breaking. I feel the best reasons to invest in the PSVR2 is for the haptics, adaptive triggers, oled screen, and potential VR game support. I personally was already sold after seeing how gorgeous resident evil 8 feels in it. I've also started playing Pavlov again and haven't had that much fun in that game in a very long time. From what I've noticed with VR veterans is that it does reignite that VR excitement and has done so for me. If you have the cash I think its a good investment while waiting for the VR market to get itself together and pull all the good pieces from all current headsets together into one.

Great review! Love your editing too!! Good and informational! The mura effect is already wel known with the original Rift. There were some tricks you could do then for making it better. Always irritated me though. My quest 1, also OLED, did not have mura… but the black smear was more prominent. Hope to get best from both worlds. Pitch black, high res, good colors, HDR, bright as hell.

Yep i have the exactly same issue. Finally a reviewer bringing that up. Thanks, i was thinking also that my VR was defective but it s the Mura effect

I've been excited for PSVR2 for a while, and it finally arrived after what seems like forever, and it's amazing. Sure, there are a couple flaws like the sweet spot being small, but that's quite easy to fix, and is excusable given the amazing specs for the price. After having the Quest 1 and Quest 2, this is my first time experiencing high quality, uncompressed VR. One of my favorite things about the PSVR2 is that it blocks out *all* light. The Quest 2 has quite a large gap around your nose, and that breaks immersion quite a bit. But, the PSVR2 is just completely dark with no light leak, and comes at the cost of having to use the passthrough button often, but it's really great and adds so much immersion. The FOV is also noticeably bigger, and is big enough to the point where I don't really notice the edges of the lenses much, compared to Quest 2 which feels like looking through rolls of toilet paper. I do wish they could've released Beat Saber on PSVR2 at launch (it seems pretty easy to port since the game has no joystick movement, but maybe they need to refresh the copyright licenses for the DLC.) At least I still have my Quest 2 for Beat Saber. Hopefully Beat Games doesn't take a year like they did with multiplayer on the first PSVR.

I see it as you. With the hardware, PSVR2 + PS5, Sony did drop a solid base. Now its up to them to give it a life. But its also to us to not expect the wrong things. VR is still a niche and so the development costs per player are much higher. This means, we can't expect AAA VR games with the same amount of content to the same price as a flat game. As long as VR is not getting out of this niche, there are two options for games that are developed as VR specific games: 1. Get the price to the same level of flat games and deliver with less content 2. Get the amount of content to the same level of flat games but sell it at a hinger price Horizon Cotm is an example for Nr. 1

Rez is just so stellar I'm glad I finally tried it last year

It's Increadible... Your Video Production Skill and Video Quality is phenomenal for a person that watches your videos since the beginning... its great. Everytime a Video drops I know its a great one thats highly entertaining... and I notice this in the past few months a lot. Also I love the Drum & Base with these retro aesthetic keep your head up! ^^ LG snokie

I'm hoping this'll nudge game development further in VR. Because the PS5 is a PC with the same specs as a PC (AMD CPU and GPU, X86 architecture unlike older generations), so if games are coded to work with the PS5VR, it could be possible to also have VR support for the same games on PC.

Damn son that a f%#king review right there. The honest good bad and ugly. I’ve seen some reviews where nobody even mentions the grain like wtf idk. Thanks for all you do sir 👏🏽

You are so talented at this. And one of the only people that somehow looks cool playing VR.

Love to hear your opinion/review. I trust it more than some of the other Tech Reviewers.

Funny thing about that grainy effect, I definitely notice it, and it was worse on the PSVR1, I have a 'Visual Noise' condition, and VR headsets are genuinely the only ways I can explain to others how my astigmatism is. The glare of god rays and that mura grain are just what I see in my everyday life for more than two decades. Just think its funny that a flaw in clarity is the only way I can relay to others my own visual experience just is.

I don't mind the grainy image, given all of the features that the PSVR2 has. VR for me over the last 6 years has been accepting compromise. First with the screen door affect on the Vive and Vive Pro. Then the HP Reverb G2 it was a limited max IPD, which was just too small for me, and Windows Mixed Reality (horrible). The Vive Pro 2 was dissapointing, compaired to the older Vive's, they reduced the max IPD from 74mm to 70mm, the lens sweet spot was too small, all of this made it useless for me. Now I use a Pimax 8KX, which is just big and still has some very small screen door affect, is fiddily to set up, but otherwise is fantastic.

Big up for mentioning REZ!! my favorite VR game for life

I’ve played over 10 different games on my PSVR 2 headset and haven’t had any issues with mura affecting my experience. When consciously looking for it, it was extremely faint and not near as bad as the example video you gave. After I noticed it and began focusing on the game world instead of nearly crossing my eyes to find the mura, I have never seen it again. I’d imagine it would vary from headset to headset, but mine is not an issue at all.

Let's hope this makes Valve jealous!!! I'm still holding out for a Valve Index 2 😕

I got PSVR 2 the first day and I can confirm he made an awesome honest review.

Perfectly fair review, great work!

I love pretty much everything about this headset, besides the reprojection in the games I've tried so far. It's almost a deal breaker for me. Anyone know if this can be corrected in software or firmware updates? Also my right controller has to be reset upon every startup of a game, so that's an annoyance.

I agree with your review. It annoyed me to notice how much mura was noticeable.... and then I got over it. The crazy small sweet spot an god rays are also annoying but I am having such a blast with a lot of games that I got over those too. Games like GT7, Horizon, Pistol whip, Les Mills, Drums Rock and Zombieland, to name a few, are simply fantastic on this headset. I even enjoy After the Fall now that we have joysticks. It was simply unplayable with the move controllers.

Such a great video Thrillidge xxx

Absolutely loving my PSVR2 so far!

I see the mura effect mainly only when I’m looking at flat screens now. In Kayak VR and Horizon, it pretty much goes away when I’m immersed. And GT7… I picked it up on sale shortly before the PSVR2 launch hoping it would just be another fun experience or something to show off. I’m really not a racing game guy or a car guy. I don’t have a fancy rig, but I did swap to tilt controls. All that said I’ve dumped considerable time into that game. I’m actually loving the different cars. They feel different to me. I get different sensations driving a Mustang than a Prius. The experience is absolutely amazing. Despite having saved up the money for a PSVR2, a proper racing rig is probably a little out of my current price range, but I’m actually pricing them out and considering buying one.

My first VR experience and aside from the eye strain I get after an hour or two it's pretty good, for the mura I suggest turning the way down brightness, in Horizon it's almost completely got rid of it (not sure how it isn't in other games because I've just got Horizon rn) so just go in and out of setting adjusting the brightness till you get that sweet spot and you're set

I have been into VR since BEFORE the oculus was dreamt of, I had iGlasses with no head tracking back in the day and used to hook it up to my PC and try to play FPS games at 320x240 per eye and move my head along with the mouse to get the immersive feel... so I know a thing or two about where we came from. I have tried or owned every single oculus headset except the quest pro, I have a Vive, and even a Razer OSVR, and the PSVR2 is by far the absolute best experience of any of them by far... I do see the pixel format issue you're talking about but it's not nearly as big of a deal as you're making it. Compared to the shitty blacks on anything without an OLED it wins by miles, I just wish I could play elite dangerous on PC with it. None of that is meant to insult you or your channel, you do great work and I love your content, just throwing my opinion out there.

alot of people have the same experience with GT7, myself included. It's amazing how good it looks in VR

To play fair, Mura is found in LCD as well - OLED isnt the only one having this problem. It happens because the "color" isnt all the same per group of sub pixels. Its more of a factor issue/Quility design than it is with the technology it self. Problem is for VR - there isnt a good way to correct for this and something Meta at the time did try to fix over software (because it can be to some level). Thats why on Meta hardware - all OLED will have not as black pixels to fix this almost turning a light gray instead. Normally this isnt a problem for other designs of the technology, but we're soo zoom in for VR we can see this small differences and thus creates the Mura effect. You would need to test all panels for VR and correct the values at the controller level to better fix the issue (aka, going back to the software fix), but without a way to really test them out in the field - it becomes impossible to really push for that. The other problem is that groups of sub pixels wear out differently - so the problem will come back over and over again. Again, both LCD and Oled have this issue - the only problem is OLED has a faster wear leveling than LCD thus the problem doesnt show up as much for LCD. The trade offs of course is OLED vs LCD still stands - so I would rather have OLED or move to something other than LCD if we can later on. Mura was not a big glearing problem for me - even if black enviroments only because it added the feeling of what I normally see in dark areas. Aka, some people also live with a mura effect on the daily because their eyes also pick up light differently. OLED still has more Pro than Cons if you ask me something I think most people can live with vs all the Cons LCD brings to the table over all. In the future, I know its something both LCD and OLed is working on - even new VR displays also know this is a problem and working hard to correct for this. I know single stacking Pixels (having all three colors) stack can help with some of this and its the future for the smaller screen designs and helps with the spacing between the groups (smaller SDE).

If there was a chance they'd release a PC driver, I'd have preordered it months ago. I get that it's subsidized kind of like the consoles themselves, but damn it would be great to have one purchase to have for my PS5 AND upgrade my OG Oculus.

Very helpful. Thanks!

Interesting but of A-B testing you got going on with the thumbnail and title. I am happy to see a much more balanced approach to this review.

I paid $1700+tax for my RTX 4090. The total cost of a PS5 and a PSVR2 makes it a great bargain. If they bring social VR apps to the PS5, which will inevitably happen, then it'll hit really hard against PCVR. I don't even mind that. VR needs plenty of competition to keep the fires burning at these companies. Bigscreen Beta and VR Chat would be the obvious choices to begin with. Meta owns Beat Saber, but there are plenty of other alternatives like Audiotrip for example. Basically what I'm saying is that PSVR2 is purely in Sony's hands to make successful, and it won't be hard to do.

Having been spoiled by high-end PCVR headsets, I was also disappointed initially with the numerous issues on PSVR2. My expectations were just over-inflated. having gotten used to it over a week, I'm finding the flaws to be acceptable considering its running triple-A games on a console. RE: Villiage VR in HDR got me so immersed, reminded me of how I felt playing Half-Life Alyx for the first time.

Never knew you made music :) those are some nice Synths!

Awesome review but I would heavily recommend against getting into the console game for vr even if you already own a ps5 and also the no mans sky theme at 5:50 caught me off guard and gave me those nostalgia chills even though I played the game last week, gets me every time

The PSVR original had that Mura effect as well - and when I switched up to PCVR, the Reverb G2, I really - really did not miss the color richness and deep black levels nearly as much as I was glad to be rid of the Mura. Until the PSVR2, I wasn't even aware this was a wider problem in OLED screens. My only experience with OLED before was the PSVita - which had an absolutely gorgeous display. I had just figured the PSVR used sub-standard low-quality screens. Now I'm reconsidering my purchase of a PSVR2 pending release of PC official/community drivers. I still really like the single-wire interface and eye-tracking in a mass-market headset, but it's really not much of an upgrade compared to my current headset... and a downgrade in many areas. I guess it's really just a waiting game to see what Valve announces with the Deckard, but all indications so far seem to point to it being more of a Meta competitor, rather than an Index upgrade.

“Expensive” isn’t this the same guy who’s tested a $7,000 VR? And the popular Valve Index?

I had the og psvr and the screen door effect paired with how hard it was to set all the wires up was enough for me to stop playing really quickly

I'm confused about the lack of people talking about the HD rumble. If I'm not mistaken they are the only vr controllers that have it and it feels incredible. Reminds me of how well tuned the joy cons on switch were with 1 2 switch. Feels so real and with thos triggers. If modders don't get this working on PC I'd like to see the controllers get added in some way. Though I guess a game would have to be made or modded with those features in mind. But it's so good. I do wish the headset felt stronger and they included like pulse headphones or something in box. The grainy look is annoying but compared to the color depth, contrast, accuracy and lack of halo effect makes it worth it I think. Still minor screen door but better then quest, rift, or vive. It also seems brighter?? Haven't had the privilege of touching an index or pimax though.

Got here 15sec after release by accident. Looking forward to your take on the headset Already gotta edit: yes. The Build quality was a sour surprise to me as well. It's okay, but dissappointing for the price

So is the comparison between psvr+ps5 vs quest 2+pc still coming?

I hope it keeps getting support and games, I'm a bit reluctant to buy in after feeling pretty disappointed with my ps5 purchase itself though. If Sony shows they're really supporting this thing I'll probably get it eventually, GT7 and RE Village both look great in VR and RE4R in VR could be amazing.

I noticed today that there was only the first impression for the quest pro on your channel and wondered if you were planning a full review of it. Might not be a bad time with the recent price drop.

Thank you! Finally someone is honest about the PSVR2. I do love it but as someone who has been fully invested for many many years I just can't get over that mura on it. Everything else screams top of the line VR but that completely kills the immersion for me personally.

I find it funny that while the Valve Index is about 4 years old, it is still the benchmark for other headsets to compare to. So does that mean that if you want to get into non-stand alone VR, the index is still the way to go?

As an early VR adopter, and regular Quest 2 user, I’m thoroughly enjoying my PSVR. That said, I agree with all of your concessions about the headset, well stated review!

Coming from the Index, I only notice mura when the screen is completely black. The index had a way worse issue with glare whenever there was anything bright on the screen.

This is as of now the most powerful standardized hardware combo in the VR market. People underestimate how standardization can help in expediting development and lower costs in the process. VR developers would be stupid not to bring their games to the system considering they can completely tailor the experience on actually capable decent mid-range hardware that's not too dissimilar to the PC hardware they're already developing for. Maybe in 5 more years you'll be able to get a similar experience in a Quest form factor but until then, this is the best entry into VR available and it is guaranteed to succeed because of it.

I really feel like they could've gone with pancake lenses and an LCD screen. Pancake lenses are more expensive but they also would've cut costs with the LCD screen instead of the OLED. The mura issue would've been gone and I've also heard LCD screens are more clearer for VR. The headset wouldn't be so damn huge which is what mostly makes it look so outdated nowadays in VR. I can't imagine how lightweight the headset would've been with pancake lenses, it would've been absolutely perfect..

5:36 - I recognise the NMS music from this point... Nice touch. :)

the plastic around the wrists are flexible so that if your hand strikes a surface it doesn't shatter or damage your property.

Mura is way worse than screen door effect