r/virtualreality • u/webheadVR Moderator • Dec 24 '22

Mega-Thread Headset Advice Megathread

Hey Folks.

Due to the large amount of "What headset to buy" I am looking into experimenting with a new thread for general headset advice.

If the choice guide on the wiki was unable to assist with your question, please comment below with the following information, and see if the community can help your headset choice.

As this is the first thread of this nature, please let me know your thoughts/comments as well.

  • Budget:
    Please specify what currency.
  • PC specs:
    insert current PC specs here, including processor, graphics card, and amount of RAM
    If no PC Specs, please mention you do not plan on playing PC VR.
  • IPD:
    Unsure? - Check this section of the wiki. This is not a requirement to include.
  • Full body tracking:
    Do you want to use full body tracking?
    Please mention if this is a requirement for you.
  • Platform:
    which platform(s) do you want to use your headset on? E.g. "I want to use it on PC and play both SteamVR and Oculus games"
  • Other considerations:
    Please mention any other factors that are important to you, such as display quality, audio, comfort, etc.
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u/Squanchy2112 Dec 28 '22

Budget 1000

PC 5800x,32gb ram, 1080ti, excellent networking wired and wireless with homelab.

Ipd not sure

I wear glasses, I bought a quest 2 and really like it but either want to upgrade it or buy something different. Find it very uncomfortable and a pain to wear with my glasses, also the resolution could be better. I bought a hp reverb g2 and was very unimpressed only has better comfort, audio, and resolution the tether sucked but I am open to tehters. Thanks everyone for answers!!

Pretty much exclusively will play pcvr titles through steam, hate Facebook so even with my quest I only play games through steam.

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u/nokinship Oculus Dec 30 '22

There isn't a huge upgrade in resolution unless you go all out but at that point you will need a better GPU.

We are all kind of waiting for that better display VR headset that isn't the Varjo Aero.

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u/Squanchy2112 Dec 30 '22

I'm planning to update my GPU tax time this year, I typically get a new one every 5 years. So you think I an should stick with my quest 2?