@dark1x@leojhf@Dee_Batch If you want to try one with pancake lenses that isn't as expensive as the Quest Pro, try a Pico 4. It actually has better image quality than the Quest Pro in some ways (resolution and vertical FOV), and is much cheaper (I got mine imported from Japan for only $400)
@SamQuattrocioc4@SadlyItsBradley Yes, the minor difference with the persistence doesn't really matter to me when I'm getting all the ghosting from reprojection anyway. Maybe if Sony implements a better reprojection method then persistence will matter more
@eBay A buyer returned a book instead of the iPhone 14 pro I sold them and eBay took my money and refunded them because they said they didn't have proof what I'm saying is true. What proof is sufficient for you? I can provide anything you need such as a copy of a police report.
@Dee_Batch@dark1x@leojhf That screenshot is misleading... I have both and if you get the psvr2 in the sweet spot it's not nearly that blurry. The sweet spot is much harder to find though and the edge to edge clarity isn't as good, but the center is almost as sharp as the quest pro
@misssmith11 I have a Rift, Vive, Odyssey, Odyssey+ and Pimax and I rate the Odyssey+ as the best overall right now considering the state the Pimax's software is at right now. The Rift has much better controllers but the screen quality is so much worse than the Odyssey+
@misssmith11 Your latest article on Tomsguide is very outdated regarding the WMR headsets. The HP was one of the first and is the worst, IMO. The Samsung Odyssey is much better in every way, and then the Odyssey+ is even that much better again.
@misssmith11 Maybe in the meantime you should at least note that you haven't tested the latest ones yet. I will say, by default, the Odyssey+ isn't very comfortable for me, but once I added a thicker face cushion it's just as comfortable as the others and the screen is ++
@misssmith11 Also, you say "Small selection of apps and games" as a con of WMR but that was only true for the first couple of months it was out, as it now integrates with SteamVR and has just as much content as the HTC Vive.
@archangelvrgame
I have the Oculus version of Archangel and was wondering if there's any way to get a steam key or convert my Oculus version to Steam since I now have a SteamVR device instead of Oculus. Thank you.