LogFAQs > #924604978

I bought it, and then returned it.

A few reasons why.

First I have the PSVR so most of the games I already could access on that.

Compared to the PSVR it's very uncomfortable, especially if you wear glasses. It's much heavier, and uncomfortable to wear for a long time (Even with the part you add if you wear glasses).

Third the download speed on it.....is INSANELY bad....A 2 gig game can take over 20 hours to download.

Fourth the controllers don't work nearly as well as the psvr etc, although it does allow you to not need a camera etc, so you can play anywhere (don't need any walls etc, you create your own). It is not NEARLY as precise when playing Beat Saber for instance.

It's expensive, honestly not much cheaper then buying a used ps4 and the psvr system together (you can get a used ps4 for $200 and a ps4 pro for $250-300, and you can get a psvr system used (I just did recently) for $100.

The quest is $400...so it's basically the same price.

I currently consider the PSVR far superior to the quest, even if you don't have quite as many game options. Sadly, there are just not that many good game options anyway, especially for the quest (you can in theory jurry rig it to let you play games from steam though which would increase your game options).

It is, in my opinion, not worth $400+ or even close.
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