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I think it comes down to the Index or the Rift.
The Index is the more powerful of the two, but it’s also more than twice the price. If money were no object, and you were prepared to ride the initial wave of questionable quality control, then it would be a wonderful headset to own. I wouldn’t mind one given to me. I very nearly bought one, but bowed out before the final curtain as I couldn’t justify the price given the problems.
The Rift S, although the lesser of the two on paper, ticks quite a few more boxes for me personally. Firstly, and most importantly, it will leave more than five hundred quid still in your account. Secondly, you will have the Oculus library behind you. Despite what the Steam fans will tell you, Oculus are the only true investors when it comes to VR software. The quality is on Oculus, the quantity on Steam. And thirdly, setup is a breeze, thanks to the inside-out tracking. Very little spaghetti hanging out of the pc. The refresh rate is less impressive than the Index, but plenty good enough. The audio is lacking, but can be side-stepped with decent headphones.
Whichever way you go, vr is awesome. Maybe, depending on your location, you can bag a demo off one of the members on here? Most are a friendly bunch. |
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