Might be attractive for somebody on a budget or who’s just interested in dipping their toe in…
I’m surprised the Quest 3 isn’t priced much higher than the 2 was. With the exchange rate as bad as it is I wonder if the upgrade would be worth it. so far the only issue I have with the 2 is Link going stuttery for 1-2 seconds every half hour or so.
The 3 is lighter, more comfortable and slightly noticeably better, visually. Other than my phone, it is my most appreciated bit of tech.
I just wish it played a little better with MSFS using the link cable… It seems that there is no perfect headset for all the sims….
Using my Q2 with the link cable for MSFS was how I hoped DCS was going to be. Two extra key strokes, one to enable/disable VR, and one to recenter, and off we go.
It’s surprised me to find that the connection seems to be better when using wireless , especially with virtual desktop.
I’m going to have to try Virtual Desktop again. I was finding that the connection wasn’t reliable, but maybe a simple router reset will solve that.
I tried both the in-house and payware app for the wireless connection and couldn’t deal with the latency or 480p streaming in certain lighting conditions–usually shadows and night.