THROUGH THE LENSES - PSVR2 PC Adapter vs QUEST 3 vs QUEST 2!!

Here we are with a new Comparison! It has been a while isn't it? Welcome to another Through the Lenses Video! The series where we compare our VR headsets to see which one is the best, and which one is the right for you! This Episode is pretty special because we are gonna see with our eyes the PSVR2 running native PCVR thanks to the official Playstation VR 2 PC Adapter, and we are gonna compare it with the Quest 3 and the Meta Quest 2!
Is it time to upgrade? Is it worth the jump?
Well, let's discover it in this video!
Let's get into it!

#psvr2 #pcvr #Quest3 #Quest2 #quest3s

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MUSIC

[Tyrielwood]

This was supposed to come out before the previous comparison, but I had to reshoot some things, so if I talk about the next video, just know that it's the previous one 😅😂

[davidt]

PSVR2's HDR display + Quest 3's lenses, and you have the most incredible VR technology yet.

[steffendetrick]

I don’t understand why people have to be so divided about different headsets. We are all apart of the VR community and if something is good for VR or brings more people in to VR or expands VR in any way that’s a win for all of us. That’s on both sides PS VR 2 owners do seem to be a little worse about it, but everybody needs to chill. If the PS VR two sells 1 million new headsets, which is an exaggeration but that’s 1 million new people playing VR which means a larger player base which means it’s a more profitable industry so we all get better games.

[JamieVatarga]

I love how you go into depth with your comparisons, weighing out the positives and negatives. It gives people a sense of what tradeoffs there are, and if it’s worth it to them. Much better than some others who seem to just be shilling the PSVR2 as better in every way

[stubbarn]

Unfortunately, the foveated rendering of the PSVR2 is being offset by the fact it uses fresnel lenses. But this is good learnings for VR manufacturers. When the next gen hits it will be a very close spec war like the PS5 and XSX.

Pancake lenses, higher res OLED, 120deg FOV, 120hz, DisplayPort direct and foveated rendering for the kill. We’ll get there in 6 years.

[RayRiv]

I bought a psvr2 on sale over quest 3 1.pricing 2. Can be used on both ps5 and pc. Just aquired the pc adapter from target. Hopefully modders can make the psvr2 much better in the future but for now it will do.

[pharmeee]

Man the quest 3 is so much sharper. I love OLED but sharpness is more important than anything to me.

[pixxelpusher]

This is the comparison video we've all been waiting for! It backs up others that are out there that show very similar results. Yes PSVR2 has darker blacks, but Quest 3 is sharper and the king of clarity. PSVR with its fresnel lenses is more similar to Quest 2. I really hated the blurry view of the Quest 2 especially with text, it's one thing I will never go back to. Also I prefer the bluer tone of the Quest 3 screen as it gives a crispness to the image. Same with mobile phone displays, can't stand them if they have a warmer slightly yellow tinge to them. I know it's still individual but shows if you have a Quest 3 then a PSVR2 really isn't an upgrade.

[nintendoconvert]

3:55 Oooo PSVR2 is very smooth compared to the others. In VR, that’s a pretty big deal for that sense of realism- no visible ghosting or blur.

[daveh]

honestly i think you should put all the OLED headsets head to head... from the CV1/Vive/vive pro/BSB/PSVR2 etc.

[AmericanAristo]

VR is such amazing technology. So happy the industry is progressing with these headsets raising the bar with every iteration. Excited to see what we have in 5-10 years!!

[MattTrotterandLuna]

I have the Quest 3 and the PSVR2 and all I use now is my PSVR 2 with the OLED lenses brighter more vivid colors and much better FOV and a high powered PC every game just looks so much better, my quest 3 has been collecting dust since the psvr. 2 PC adapter came out unfortunately.

[VRGamingTherapy]

Valve, we're waiting.
Pancake lenses FTW. Never going back.

[olimphus]

wow the colors and the OLED on the PSVR2 are too good, the sharpness is not really a big deal.

[dan_kitty_vr]

I have all these headsets, pros and cons for each...but whichever you have you are gonna have a good time

[kmemz]

I am incredibly lelatency-sensitive, and I can easily tell the difference between streamed and native headsets. It might not be as clear, but PSVR2 is the hands down choice for me.
And for context, I choose Windows Mixed Reality over Quest for my PCVR. The tracking is blatantly inferior, but I can tell the difference every time when it keeps up with my movements where the Quest just falls behind and makes me feel almost drunk. Thankfully the head movement has some client side tricks going on to keep motion sickness minimal, but I still notice that too, especially when the projected image freezes for a moment and I can look around inside of the orb the feed's projected to.

[FilledWithChillVR]

The conclusion I came to from having used both is that the Quest 3 is overall better for me. The clarity, the wide sweet spot and lack of motion blur is just better. I found the PSVR2 colors to be incredible but the only downside is that it can seem over saturated at times and makes games looks more cartoonish whereas the Quest has a more neutral tone to its colors and therefore looks more lifelike in my personal opinion. I just feel like I enter an entirely new world with the Quest but with the PSVR2 I still feel like I’m playing a game through some screen even tho the colors, brightness and black levels are far superior.

[michaelguinaneful]

Tyriel your music choices are sublime!

[AAAAÆSS]

the quest 3 is so clear but psvr2 is so vibrant and the blacks are amazing

[TheGameGuruTv]

I've tried em all, also the pico4 an ultra, for any sim games and stationary stuff like BS and Pistol Whip, the PSVR2 has become my daily driver for pc. For stuff with a lot of movement I prefer Wireless over Wifi