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"I'm having slight trouble distinguishing what's real and what's not" 5 years later "I spent a week in vr because forgot i was in virtual reality"

Just wait 5-10 years and this’ll be the standard consumer headset

I knew VR was amazing even years before I actually tested it, and even then it amazed me. Right now I know it has a lot more to offer, not just better resolutions, refresh rates or a mix with AR, but to take us to a new world leaving us speechless. I wonder where will tech lead us in 10 years.

Had my first VR experience today I was speechless that’s why I’m watching this now! Amazing but very scary

For anyone wondering it's not just that there is a sharp screen in the middle, it has full eye tracking and the sharp area moves whenever you look. Also the XR thing is really where it shines. I thought VR for training scenarios was a bit gimmicky, but with these glasses you can slap a green screen in front of you and a tracker to your real tools, then see the tools and your own arms and interact with the virtual environment (tool being tracked and simulated in VR) and it's such a real but weird portal between realities experience.

This dude has been living and breathing VR for years and he still managed to get surprised? That's a good sign, I guess the future of VR is looking pretty bright once this type of hardware is available for mainstream adoption.

Cant wait for in 2-5 years "I put my friend inside a vr headset while he was sleeping and he still hasnt noticed"

As a Varjo Aero user for 12 months, Id upgrade to the VR3 or XR3 in an instant if I didnt have to pay the yearly license. I cant wait for this kind of experience for the consumer, at a better price point. We should really congratulate Varjo for really pushing the Vr tech way beyond anyone else on the scene.

The day this kind of stuff is “standard” and available/affordable for consumers will be so friggin glorious.

I have used "XR" headsets like that in industry conventions, we use them for flight training in the military. The passthrough cameras are used in conjunction with a physical sim cockpit to display the cockpit through the passthrough cameras, and renders everything outside the cockpit in VR. It really is the best of both worlds.

I absolutely can not wait for anything full dive related if tech keeps on evolving like this. I just hope we get to experience it in our lives.

Wow. I didn't expect such a positive reaction. The future of VR definitely sounds bright! Hopefully Cambria has a similar (or close) level of immersion.

This makes me so grateful for being born at such an exciting time in human history, The odds alone of being here are mind boggling. Can't wait to witness the future.

“I felt a full phantom sense experience while I touched this mannequin all through out my room, I felt tingles all throughout my fingers” god I love this channel

I remember my first experience with VR was at an arcade when I was on vacation. I had to stand inside of a pad with this ring around me. Leaning into the ring cause my boxing character to lean left or right. The guy running the arcade told me that punching was just little jabs from me and not to actually go punching the air. This was when I was a kid in the 90s. VR has come a long way.

This is amazing!!! This is exactly what I was looking for! Ready player 1 really got me excited about what VR could be, and it is exciting to think I could see something like that in my lifetime!!!

Damn. Imagine what we'll have when THIS becomes affordable.

I've been looking for a VR headset that takes the "next step" in VR for a long time! Obviously not going to spend $8000 on it but the fact that it exists is good enough for me, it means the future is looking incredible for VR

Whattttt! Just listening to you talk about it gave me the feels. I still remember being wowed by my Cardboard, lol. I can't wait until this is marketed for the masses ♥

I am locked in to following! The “ready player on” future is coming, and I am in!!! Your outlook and advice is clear and pragmatic ty✌️✌️

Seeing this as a Quest 2 user is what I imagine it would have felt like if in 2001 while playing my PS2 you told me the PS5 already existed and I could get one for $7500

This doesn’t really have anything to do with the video, but I’d like to thank you, Thrill, for convincing me to get a headset. I got an Oculus quest 2 at the beginning of 2021 after watching your videos, and I can’t imagine not having one. Games like Population 1, Beat Saber, Job Simulator and more have become some of my favorite games and I want to thank you for convincing me to get one. You’re the man, man.

This is super cool! We love seeing this kind of innovation within the VR industry. 🙌

I have used the oculus quest one for 4 years now but when I put on my friends valve index for the first time, I actually started crying because of how good it looked. I can only wonder what that head set is like

I have only had that feeling of true phantom sense once, and it is a memory that I don't think will ever forget it. It happened within the first month or 2 of me having my headset and I felt someone's tail brush against my knee in VRChat. That was all that it was, but that feeling of something virtual touching you is so much better than you can possibly imagine if you haven't experienced it. Since then I have been trying to get that feeling again, but I have yet to even approach a fraction of that feeling, and it has been nearly a year now. If this is where VR tech it at right now, I am ecstatic for the future of VR as a whole, to finally be so immersed that I can finally feel that feeling once again

They need to make gloves that have pressure inside, resistance and temperature changes. So when you touch that body, you really touch that body.

Thanks for the concise treatise on this you got a new subscriber ...this is a cool video and I'm looking forward to it being a cool channel

I NEED THIS! And I never knew that there was a headset like this so THANK YOU for this video.

"It's just out of reach of everyone that actually wants it."... That was so incredibly depressing because it's so damn true.

When plasma tv's originally came out they were like $15k at Sears. Crazy to think what's to come in VR.

I am a huge VR fan as well. I was already hooked when beat saber came out but when I tried Half Life Alyx for the first time, my mind was blown. I didn't know the graphics could be as good as playing on a desktop PC and in some instances it was even better. It's not really about just the graphics alone but it's the experience as a whole. Simple things such as a broken bottle, I would never bother to pick up or interact with when playing on desktop, but in VR, I would get close to everything, try to touch and pick up everything that I could, even holding objects in my hand and spin them around to look at them. Something as simple as reloading became difficult because I have to watch what's coming at me, try to move away, all the while trying to get the magazine in to properly reload. This changes the gameplay for me because I would always reload after a few shots, because there was no penalty for doing so, just click a button and you can't fail to reload. However, in this game, I would lose out on unused bullets (which is also a feature implemented in non-VR games so nothing special here) and if I'm not precise enough, I could fail to reload the first time, which means I'm rushing now. All of this combined really transforms the experience of playing something that's practically a simple FPS. Even games with not so good graphics such as The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners, became very scary playing on just the Oculus Quest even though the graphics were not anywhere near realistic. It's the environment that you lose yourself in that makes the VR experience unforgettable to me. Playing a horror game on a monitor can be scary and sure you may jump a few times here and there, but you see your surroundings, your desk, your cup of water, you can always "escape" the horror in the game. However, when you have that VR headset on, everywhere you look, you're IN the game environment and even that alone really changes the experience. I know there are vests and gloves that add to the immersion but my hope is that one day VR not only means a visual sensation but an all-encompassing touch and feel experience as well.

Man I needa try this headset, you are so right about being desensitized to vr, it was amazing at first unbelievable now it’s natural

Me: Sells a kidney to buy this headset. Also Me: Freaks out the moment I realize I need to sell a lung to afford the computer necessary to run the headset.

If this is something the public can purchase, imagine what’s already in the development labs and not cheap enough for the market… yet🤯

This is incredible. Has always been a passion thank you for sharing your experience. This has been a dream for me since I watched lawn mower man at age 7.

This is very exciting to see. Wow...we are definitely farther along than I thought, even being a bit of a geek. Man...that's steep though. In addition to the hardware cost, there is a yearly subscription of 1k? Jeepers. Ya, so, for this level of fidelity to drop to 1K like the Index, I assume we've got another 10 years. I can wait...I mean...I think I can wait.

I love when a finnish company makes one of the most advanced tech gadgets and then proceed to use a basic supermarket as a showcase piece :DD

Combine this with full body tracking, omni directional treadmill, and sound cancelling headphones, and haptic gloves and body suits and then you'll be in a whole new world at that point.

Fun fact: The Varjo company is from Finland and the word "varjo" means shadow.

It feels like we’re getting closer to full dive technology, if we can trick the mind into thinking it’s feeling things, and even the fact that it’s hard to distinguish real from virtual is just astonishing. Cant wait to see what the future of vr has for us all.

this seems too good to be true... i need one

imagine what vr technology will be in 20 years, i cant wait but its also scary

Gosh I really want that same high as the first time you wear a head set. this video made me feel the longing for that in my chest. Thank you

Great videos, thanks for sharing! 🙌🏼

I need to be honest. This is some of the most mindblowing technology out there, and if what Thrill says is true, and I have no reason to doubt, then VR is gonna go places we can't ever imagine. But something about that scares me. I had an experience playing Vader Immortal on a relative's Quest, and the way the virtual hands were bound to the virtual space, and my mind associating those as _my_ hands, led me to a trippy situation afterwards, where my hands... didn't feel like my hands. It was kind of a realization that made me wonder just how much I want to be immersed in virtual worlds. I know it's a cheesy sci-fi concept about forgetting what's real and what isn't, but it's something I'm kind of worried about. I don't want my perception of physical reality to be completely dependent on technology. I'm not saying no to anything in this video, but I just... idk.

Its so nice to hear that, "that feeling" is possible again. There's nothing like losing your VRginity.

I love this.. I've recently started putting Quest 2 VR content on my gaming channel. But this is freaking amazing. Wow

And here I am, pressing my nose onto my phone and go crosseyed, imagining what VR would feel like at all. x)

That’s insane!

Thi is a certified hood classic

Bro I remember my brother showing me Richie's plank experience, and just flying in pretty meh looking game felt like magic. I hope that someday I get to play this. I'm not the biggest vr buff but I've played vive and have put thousands of hours in psvr and quest 2. But seeing just pictures of what it looks like looks crazy

now matching that with haptic feedback gloves etc and this will be horrifyingly amazing

The line between virtual and reality is getting blurrier by the second, and this headset proves it. It's both exciting and terrifying.

Next on the agenda: wearing this amazing headset with haptic gloves, a full body haptic suit, full-body tracking, and an omnidirectional treadmill. Damn, that would be sick

seeing you have this reaction made me seriously consider going into debt for a bit. not gonna but damn bro this thing sounds crazy and im itching to experience it

The moment I realized that the footage is VR representation of the office, not the actual footage blew my mind.

Getting closer to ready player one every single day.

In this video: Thrill has a life-changing experience from caressing the skin of another man.

This is so so cool man, thanks for sharing and great video

thats amazing, we have a good future of vr in coming

these type of headsets, the overly expensive ones, i just cant emphasize how important they are in my eyes. Showing what CAN be possible for consumers in the future. It’s amazing.

sure, make a lower-end headset thats consumer focused (less features) and price it at whatever price range seems reasonable. but if theres one thing i never want to see in VR, its a subscription model for anything other than cloud game streaming.

I think the ultimate experience will be when we can link with some kind of neural interface like in Ghost in the shell. Instead of simulating an experience, we can actually experience it to the closest level of reality.

Watching this now after a year and I’m still blown away

This combined with Unreal Engine 5, the future of VR is looking bright.

Horror games will never be the same when these VR headsets become the norm.

I'll love to buy this in 23 years.

I’d love to use this to play a horror game designed for it. Imagine walking around your house or outside without fear of tripping over something or getting injured but then the game starts to insert hyper realistic people and you don’t know who is real or who isn’t and every now and then the walls start to bleed but then stop when you do a double take. When you look in a mirror your reflection moves on its own or you start to see silhouettes in windows and stuff. It would be the single greatest horror thrill on earth and it could work in any environment at any time you want it to

My biggest issue with VR is the lack of peripheral vision, this could solve that

This would be literally the best ad possible for their headset 😂

" and ive been chasing that fresh VR feeling for a while now" I mean you are the Thrillseeker

Bro that's a insane vr I've always wanted a vr but I want a one like that one you had

"It's almost like reality is a game It doesn't look quite real But it doesn't look fake" That's exactly what Neo felt his entire life in the Matrix and made him seek Morpheus 🤣 Something always felt off with the world and he could never put his finger on it. Thanks for the amazing video ❤️ It's great to see we're still at the first steps of VR.

This makes me feel really good about "lower-end" tech getting a significant enhancement in the near future. Mainly, I would be happy just getting rid of the screen door effect.

Insane capabilities aside, these look like awesome retro/dystopian futuristic headgear when you combo with that black face mask

Wow, great review... thanks for sharing mate...

When Thrill slowly touches the mannequin in his room it's "amazing" and "the future of technology" but when I do it it's "creepy" and they tell me to "stop moaning, we have guests over"

This is so promising, and I invoke the First Law of Papers, that we should look 2 more papers (or headsets) down the line and see what we're headed to. Because by the time I graduate college and get the engineering job that I want, this tech might be affordable enough to get for myself. my first time putting on a Rift CV1 and playing Superhot VR at a VR rental was already so mind-blowing, and 2 more headsets down the line I will get to experience that all again. It seems like such an experience to not be able to tell the difference between physical reality and virtual reality.

I can’t wait like concert with headphones blasted in vr

when you were talking about the scanning part i seriously didnt know you were in vr until i saw the arm

This just reminds me of my frustration with VR. The second I tried a Google cardboard I knew this would be the future of entertainment. Sadly, companies will not make the investment in VR tech unless it makes them billions right now. VR will not take over until headsets like the Varjo become mainstream and this headset can't get cheap enough to go mainstream until we get the market big enough to support it. It's actually incredibly short sighted by the tech companies. They test the waters with inferior products and then abandon the tech when it doesn't get huge market share. HELLO!? We are all sitting here waiting for the real good stuff! We can see the flaws that have to be overcome and want the real deal.

If a tech demo leaves you shaking on this headset then imagine what experiences made for the headset would be like

We have a seminar at uni and this company is coming to tell about this product. We are gonna get to try it out and now I'm super excited 😄

Fuck, man. This video has me so excited for the future of VR!

The AR demo is the most exciting for me. I look forward to the day of mapping out my house and fighting of zombies.

One day we will be looking back at this from the future and we'll be laughing at how excited we were for it.

Thrill, its been a thrill! Pun intended..but that aside ive had my quest 2 cause that what my box says it is lol, i have it linked to my pc with the cable, i don't like airlink yet cause i only have a 1660 gpu looking to upgrade soon

This was so good I had a psychotic break!

I've been into VR for 3+ years now and I have always said it's going to be the future. There's just way too much potential for ingenuity and artistry and creators will eventually see that. I will never buy an 8000 dollar headset, but knowing this tech is being researched and designed makes me happy. VR is going to just keep getting better and better.

We are watching the future unfold before us... I'm glad that I'm here to watch it with all of you that were brought here together by Thrill. Stay safe VR nerds ^w^

I tried the XR3 at my University's VR conference! It was fucking amazing, the only other headset I had ever tried before that was the Quest 2 for like maybe a day. Felt unreal, made me get a Rift CV1 and now I'm having fun with that.

Oh, interesting. I've never used VR because it never interested me, but I feel like I need this. Definitely going to figure out how to get it

This headset makes me so excited for the future of vr. Yes it costs a lot currently but the fact that it exists is a huge win for the industry all together, maybe 5 years from now this will be a regular headset

this is so exciting

I just bought my first VR set (Oculus Quest 2) about 4 days ago at about 3/2/2022 (3/6 now) after researching for a good year, and not really having the extra to spend on an HTC Vive. I can still safely say that I was and still blown away, while I know that feeling may leave eventually.... I didn't get the HUGE Hype around it and seeing everyone on twitch stream stuff sure it looked cool but didn't see the hype till I got my very own. First of all, I've been "disabled" (Not full functionality of my lower extremities due to high levels of chronic pain & chronic pain of my lower back) and when I put it on, go into like a boxing game or beat saber. I am blown away at how quickly I can feel that escape and actually have been ducking, moving in beat saber, I can feel just a smidge of weight loss already comparative to almost 4 years of no ability to work out. I tested it, I took it off and just tried a youtube workout, 4 pushups, 2 situps, and like 3-4 minutes of moving with the YT workout and I was done, but yesterday (3/5) I think the quest 2 tagged me at about 40 minutes of "move time" and about 600 calories burned. I was and still BLOWN AWAY at that. Of course the day later I am like owwwwwwwwww I hurtttttt, but it's nuts....

"Some were good (Xtal 8k) and some were terrible (Vive Cosmos)" I feel you. I got the Cosmos elite for Christmas.

You were able to describe everything in a way that made me feel your feelings. It's magical how one person can share an experience with another just through speech and music. Although I guess the visuals played a big role here, too. I can't wait to get to that future.

Thrill: This is an expensive headset Me, who has a oculus rift (broken): I can save up $2000 to $3000- Thrill: $7000 Me: *Puts bank down*

Bro he felt the body heat from a body that wasn't there, his mind made connections by his illusion.an experience that left him shaking! Mind blown