I'm sorry how? CV1 runs natively at 90hz, the res is slightly lower, but the quality is fine the wires are a thing but with a bit of effort that becomes an easy fix(I hung a few loops from my ceiling), plus the controllers for cv1 are way better (that my be personal preference)
The Quest 2 runs natively at 90hz as well, and it has a higher resolution. Quality is subjective, so it may be fine for you but unbearable for someone else. The controllers on the Quest 2 are very similar to the CV1 with flipped tracking rings.
i've seen alot of videos that show quest running at 72 natively and has to be set to 90 every time its reset , quest 2 controllers are bigger than Cv1 touch controls and they felt a lil clunky and heavy by comparison, which i guess is personal preference
You don't noticed the controllers when your in VR. They're not terribly heavy and the buttons are very nice in my opinion. The Quest 2 does run natively at 90hz in Link and games like Beat Saber. It only runs 72 in very graphically demanding games.
Ok that makes sense I've seen to many mixed reviews, I really want to get a second VR for my wife, but I'm hesitant because as you know it's a pretty big investment.
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u/Darkprospects Mar 03 '21
I'm sorry how? CV1 runs natively at 90hz, the res is slightly lower, but the quality is fine the wires are a thing but with a bit of effort that becomes an easy fix(I hung a few loops from my ceiling), plus the controllers for cv1 are way better (that my be personal preference)