Can you compare the clarity of this headset and the Varjo VR3 on DCS?

i just sent sent this to dan pena how does it read ?? i like when Dan hollars in ryme,, whos good with video stuff could we do a montage of dan in actual beast mode ,,, i have a list of multi million dollar projects of the 21st century read down for more ill show you the propper use of the term fuck sake lads things require innovation ?? the fucking amazon is burning alive along with the kawalla bears im looking at the potential superfood recipes and robo vendors the amount of fuckin research to be cuaght up on yet everyones looking for dead money holy damn funerals for example could be scattering ashes with a global tour sprinkling some and keep some in a tiny buddist casket or a bullet keychain with innitials for war veterans or some shit a med bed is an artists impression brought to life overtime hover cars are a bigger 3d printer wtf is wrong with people is right conservational how to devise and co ordinate land appropriately rich companies gutting trees that the earth kinda fucking needs convention centers need an update end of coral reef incubators giant aquairum tanks we can dive into 100 to 500 people thats a trillionaire project completely opposite to conning people finlands housing first system zero homeless, flat pack ikea houses ha government profit off homeless ?? which means we can set up micro labs with easy shit to profit from too theyll design these flat houses with balconys as the standard and make us rich thiers thousands of projects and hundreds of actual work to be done fair enough we need man power hawling goods and working factories 1week on one week off researching important shit a holiday to the artic is what im working toward a research expedition on how to refreeze the ice caps as one small project well be born into hell as oxygen masks wont be much of a choice so when i say get to work i mean give 50% to convention centers heres another list ROOF TOP dome garden solar water features, solar lights marble machines, venus fly trap plants lets make giant motherfuckers herb testing pottery wheels, telescopes ?? waterproof bookcase ? TOP FLOOR space studio space cargo concepts shuttle replica workshop and station astroid detection space vendors COMPUTER BUILDING AND ROBOTICS PLATFORM robo chefs space vendors m.r.e superfood recipes r2d2 cookie dough coffee bots dental robots hairdresser robotics kitchen utlities internet of things is a big corp reject in the making lets change that and have a.i demos catching shit designs to ruin our lives before they hit the shelves oceanic robotics waste aswell as gold mining,, thiers more gold in the ocean than ever found on earth so lets get after it,, that piranha hover bike is require gold and unless thiers one for 60 billion people youll be dragged off it or de-popped along with the other ^ thalidomide's ^ the real aim is interplanetary space cars running on nuclear reactors its a camper with attitude, if you really wanna dream, and we have the capability but we can even design a covid helmet with oxygen cartridges let alone a raptor engine keychain probably a million dollar idea as the world is so slowed down GLOBAL INNOVATION PLATFORM the footprint coalition global tours and events jungle preservation and oceanic revival watse efficient systems,, is any wonder china wants to kill everyone when mount Everest in the form of plastic is mounding on their doorstep this requires a full conveyer of plastic melting bots of some kind oceanic research A.I CAFE CRAFT LOUNGE random crafts paper blimps da vincii wings rocket concepts knitting dirormas gamer style key cards finger print recognition we need a paint brush washing machines perspex lockable display workbenches 3d printers projectors print this rewrite it send it everywhere this is the mission as thiers nothing to prevent ww3 and life is upside down regardless becuase this facility and simular simply do not exist just to design a Nasa fucking cereal bowl is a vulture patent festival of autism ill make some room for the bright minds to pronounce this stuff abit better thiers always room for blatant anger and its pin pointing the exact reasons for struggle in this day and age of potential abundance, thiers nothing potential about it,, starvation is the knowledge of how to grow and co ordinate irrigation methods agriculture isnt rocket science vrtical farms is a good idea if it allows for crop grown 2 feet off the ground to prevent flooding and rot 10 million people dying of starvavation is a co ordination problem so a functional convention center is the answer replicated worldwide dino chicken egg reserach and passenger drone showcasing should be held at the Veus project Jaque frescos crib with uber and cocal leading that tour guide elephants having the tusks cut off them and shot in the head will be stopped household abuse will be spotted and corrected swiftly orphanages will be under better observation wellness centers will be constructed with retreat and miditaion guided tours birth is supposed to happen in water sauna type baths where is our humanity natural medicine mushrooms prevent hundreds of diseases we have clowns trying to make robotic fucking bees collages are good but not alone will they prevent Wuhan level great fucking ideas yno wheres the fucking whip when its too late alot of fucking energy going into epic proportions of military grade aircraft, can you say Quadrillions WE NEED NUKES POINTED AT ASTROIDS

Well, I would like many comparisons between games? Maybe play recently released games like Resident Evil 4 VR; but I think maybe Alyx might be in the Top 5 best VR games and you covered that slightly. Try with the just released omni-directional treadmills, there's at least two just released.

unfortunately i dont have access to a VR3 headset :/

So this headset is a fully SteamVR compatible headset? It's compatible with the base stations and the Index controllers?

big event next week too!

@@tested True! Niiiice! hahaha

there is lots going on in vr, but mostly on platforms like vrchat and neos, which i've only heard him briefly mention once. i have the impression he disapproves, and for the longest time purposefully ignored the growing metaverse. so he's missing most of what this active community creates.

@@breakbreakbreakbreakbreak "MOSTLY on platforms like vrchat and neos" is a big statement. I have both but haven't been on in awhile (although I keep meaning to because i hear interesting rumblings every now and then). What would you say are some of the biggest news-worthy developments in those apps? Hearing about rollercoaster tycoon remake in vrchat sounded cool. Need to try that.

@@ChrisCypher The weekend clubbing / party scene has honestly exploded the last few months, VRchat is worth it just for that alone imo

Monopoly have enter the chat

I'm glad as well, but considering that every competitor looks like a better deal right from the start of this product sale isn't helping imo.

True, at some Point it gets cheaper, lets Hope Others are getting Out with some insane stuff too, the earlier the better.

lmfao, there is no competition. Index owns the high-fidelity PCVR market with the G2 being the best for simming, while the Quest has no competition. Varjo, pimax, xtal, starvr are all failures aiming for the commercial market. They are all super niche and have very little support for mainstream applications.

@@evolicious it's still a billionaire Playboys game I'm not playing the game

jeremy is still around every week on the podcast! this week he reviewed RE4 for Quest2

my eyes! the goggles do nothing!

When you wear glasses you should be taking off the headset the same way you put it on. Back first. That is what I was doing when I was wearing glasses with my CV1 (I got laser surgery now).

Haha. In my personal experience the Quest 2 does this as well but the Reverb G2 leaves my glasses on my face.

@@mehukattti For all intents and purposes, if you need glasses IRL you need them in VR. It depends on your own vision just how much.

@@mehukattti yes, a noticeable if you’re near sighted with at least -1.7 prescription. Also make sure the glasses don’t scratch the vr lenses.

same! even if the headset is out of my price range, i like the glimpse into the future

Agreed. I hope the halo design en lens choice will be the standard for other headsets. Didn't really understand the Quest2 headstrap after the Rift S. Looked liked we're getting backwards in time, comfortwhise.

I'm using a Quest 2 for racing sims atm, while the resolution leaves something to be desired compared to a flat screen I can't imagine going back to it.. VR with screen-like resolutions would be insane

Maybe it'd cost $1500 instead of $2000 but that's still a niche market for a big player to jump into. Maybe another year and they're $999?

I was just getting ready to same the same thing. It has been a year since this review and noting has come even close and nothing in the near future looks close.

@@prfit You were right, now it's $990.

​@@prfitDamn, im going to need you to pick my lottery numbers.

bro was right @@prfit

this month is the best thing that have ever happened to the VR industry.

the best thing still is total headsets sold for better games

I can see why you said that Wiggins. For me personally, the headset needs to be more accessible, high resolution, and no distortion. I.e. form factor needs to improve. This headset is comfortable but it's way too complicated to put on which makes it a choir. The Project Cambria HMD is more like it which makes it more accessible. The second point of course is the software, I play VR a lot still but only because I love MSFS. If you haven't found your MSFS title in VR yet then that is a problem the industry needs to address to make more titles compelling in VR. It's going to be a few more years yet but we'll have a moment when things switch around dramatically and desktop gaming will be retro gaming. Already VR Flight Sim Guy youtuber with his Aero has a desktop in VR which is way more clear than his 1080p monitor but go figure he's a VR nut, so why would he game on his tiny desktop. The future is coming my friend!

yeah, shortages have been rough this year.

What makes you think you're getting next gen video cards too?

on top of HMDs that won't even work without a high-end GPU that is nearly impossible to get, let alpne afford for the average person.

@@evolicious, yeah, this isn't for your average consumer, it's for those who can afford the high end stuff.

Stills. Not steals.

shipping from china!!

Wasn't that one of the big sales arguments for the Geforce 1080 card? They projected the screen as texture onto quads to pre distort it?

That's why I came back to this video. At $1000 with 3x the PPD and godray free, it seems like a good time to upgrade from my original HTC Vive.

My aero has just landed in UK. Delivery set for tomorrow. Can't wait.

​@@speedvr829 did you like the headset? I am considering to buying aero

yes

True but if you think about it we might have an "oldie" but it's definitely a "goodie" if you think about the total package that was the full up CV-1 ie. With touch controllers. It's pretty comfortable, has some good headphones, good mike, accurate base stations. And for me if I'm in VR why do I want to have a bunch of lights on? I have practically everything in my house switched off when I'm in VR. The CV-1 is still getting high reviews from people the only universal "But" is the dated resolution. I get the feeling most of us CV-1 users really wish we could just get the guts pulled out and replaced with up to date lenses.

@@Scott11078 those were some cracking controllers. Good comfort too

I like your profile picture. :)

@@tsogobauggi8721 So do I. =)

Facebook isn't giving you a rebate because they're so rich; they're giving you a vr headset for 50% cash, and unlimited datamining and forced advertisements. They're planning on making their money on the backend, rather than upfront. So if you don't mind being tethered to an always online service dedicated to mining your personal information with a future full of bright, shiny ads injected into your VR games - then Quest is good value.

That's no excuse. Decagear is also a small company but they are promising a really good headset for a fraction of the cost of this.

Varjo has foveated rendering in their SDK so this is possible with both fixed and eye-tracked optimizations

Costs more than my used car lol

The distortion is nearly completely gone and somehow because of the software update the FOV was bigger out of no where but i do like it :)

@@shashumga6766 Well now thats even better news

Same call me when a headset like this gets a great off ear audio solution inside out tracking and better controllers

The PSVR 2 releasing next year will have eyetracking and dualsense technology buildt inside and around the VR headset it self to simulate the sensation of raindrops falling on your face or someone touching you on the back of your head in a VR horror game etc. I'm willing to bet money that "Silent Hill" on the PS5 will be the triple A VR horror game that will showcase these features first

THIS^^^^^

Just look at the number of views they get for their videos to see why they ignore VR. VR doesn't get enough views for them.

I'm upgrading from an OG HTC Vive, I'm thinking of things I could easily sell to raise some funds for this. It's basically a TV for your face. 2k for a face tv isn't bad... I really don't use my tv at all anyway.

The Quest 2 is extremely affordable and decent

I do this currently with the Reverb G2. I spent all day Thursday and Friday working in VR.

@@equious8413 Interesting! So you have multiple virtual minitors in vr and work on that? How well is that working? What type of work do you do?

@@TimvanHelsdingen FML I just typed a long ass reply and KZfaq shat the bed.

​@@TimvanHelsdingen The software has it's limitations. Currently you can have things set up one of two ways, I find: Either a bunch of virtual desktops that mimic your actual desktops (or dummy desktops through fancy hardware), or you can (like me) set up infinite screenspace, where two primary displays are used to interact with things. These just mirror my physical monitors. Then I surround myself with virtual screens that mirror windows that contain information I need at a glance. Actually interacting with those virtual screens is limited in function though, so all my actions take place on my two primary displays. Some limitations reported don't really affect me, like I don't mind not being able to see me keyboard, and the G2/WMR suite has a neat future where you can turn you controllers into 'flashlights' which peer into reality. When you set them on either side of your keyboard, they illuminate your whole desktop to be seen through VR. Eye strain is real. Various issues surrounding my glasses and how they sit are a concern, but I'm working on that. I work remotely, primarily customer service/tech support stuff.

i believe varjo requires their compositor software, which is windows only

If you are willing to pay 5000 dollar go on

Modded skyrim VR is the best experience in VR ever, i'm enjoying it better than half life Alyx, I'm at 200 hours in only level 35.

@@ViperVenoM13 Keyword " Modded".

@@Fuzzycat16 exactly

Re 4 just came out on quest 2. You can play half life the full game doom doom 3 quake quake ii. There are tons of games on vr

@@goozebump "Yes i know there are a handful of good ones but nothing warranting owning a VR yet". Those are old games ported to VR.

that's fair, but more often than not headsets with built-in headphones give you the option of unscrewing and removing them too. i'd rather have them as an option than not!

Not to mention less points of failure, but to be frank once my right headphone died and I took both of them off the CV1, I've now realized the entire time I was making a steak not using my HD 650s which are far far superior.

I’m honestly very glad it doesn’t come with speakers as that’s one of my main gripes with vr headsets in general. i always use earbuds because the experience is way better than any vr speakers that exist… and the fact that it doesn’t come with controllers is both expected and has the pro of being able to use whatever the current gen tracking solutions are and custom controllers or whatever controllers you want… this is much better than their flagship headset at almost a 50% price cut and with that headset there was an obscene amount of money that was required *yearly* to even use it due to a mandatory software subscription service… this is their first headset that non-companies are allowed to buy at all like they wouldn’t let normal people buy their headsets. you had to prove you were a company and in that sense this is definitely a consumer headset in comparison. the fact that this is lighter than the quest 2 and has the best lenses on the market as well as a ridiculous display and automatic ipd adjustment (ipd adjustment is something that everyone struggles to figure out I’ve noticed since nearly no one actually knows their ipd) this is for sure the best headset that has ever come out. also competing products like the pimax 8KX have a lot of the same caveats people are talking about here but with much more weight and a much worse user experience. that being said, I completely agree with you that $2,000 is a lot of money and even though I really want one I’m not sure I can spend that much on anything right now… but I do want to see varjo succeed immensely. I wish they accepted donations or something.

This device is for enthusiasts only. You don't seem to fall into that category.

@@Peh84 I own a Vive kit and Index kit lmao

@@studiorobo Ok, I got the Vive kit, Vive Pro, Index Controller and a 3090 to power it. Was looking for something new. Vive Pro 2 is garbage. So, this will be my next try.

@@Peh84 then you are clear in the hyper enthusiast group I had mentioned. There aren't enough of you out there for them to sell a lot of units, which was my point.