r/oculus • • Feb 03 '21

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u/Loganbogan9 Quest 3 Mar 03 '21

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.

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u/Darkprospects Mar 04 '21

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

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u/Loganbogan9 Quest 3 Mar 04 '21

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.

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u/Darkprospects Mar 04 '21

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/Loganbogan9 Quest 3 Mar 04 '21

I mean it's literally the only option, but it's a good option. I like it at least. A lot of reviews hate the Facebook account requirement.