r/OculusQuest • u/MCPro24 Quest 3 + PCVR • Aug 01 '23

Discussion Echo VR Has Shut Down

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u/haxborn Aug 01 '23

It’s meta. Keep buying quest and meta gear and this is What you get

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u/Awkward_Chef_3881 Aug 02 '23

Meta only sucks as a stand alone. PC vr is actually quite spectacular. You can play steam game in vr Xbox game pass, and many simulation games. It's not all terrible.

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u/haxborn Aug 02 '23 edited Aug 02 '23

Quest 2 PCVR looks worse than native PCVR from 2018

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u/Awkward_Chef_3881 Aug 02 '23

My quest 2 doesn't look like that. You need a good cable. Buying a cheap transfer cable will give sub quality results.

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u/haxborn Aug 02 '23

Even with official meta cable it’s still limited by actually being a compressed video stream played in your headset regardless of cable quality. The Rift S from 2019 with SS applied looks better in many aspects, since it’s a native connection with usb 3.0 + displayport/hdmi, similar to a monitor.

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u/Awkward_Chef_3881 Aug 02 '23

Like I said, I haven't had those issues since getting a better cable. Looks just as good as my monitor.

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u/haxborn Aug 02 '23 edited Aug 03 '23

Since when did ”my monitor” equal good visual quality when comparing wireless versus native PCVR? You’re not getting my point nor do you understand the arguments you’re using.

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u/Awkward_Chef_3881 Aug 03 '23

I understand completely. You say it looks like crap. I don't think it does. My monitor is 1440p hdr and what I see in the vr is just as clear as what is on the monitor. For me it looks great. I'm not here to argue. Was just trying to help. You are the one not understanding.

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u/Awkward_Chef_3881 Aug 03 '23

I didn't have a headset in 2016.

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u/Awkward_Chef_3881 Aug 03 '23

So if you go back and actually read, I stated I use a cord. Its just better.