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New Oculus Quest content preview trailer!!!!!
LZoltowski
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I am LOVING the marketing here.
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Anyhow the amount of titles are building up, and from what it looks like, the graphics are quite impressive running on a snapdragon 835.
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It is indeed. With no count.
PSVR: PS4 Pro || Move Controllers || Aim controller
WMR: HP Reverb
PSVR: PS4 Pro || Move Controllers || Aim controller
WMR: HP Reverb
https://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/comments/b6l776/official_screenshot_of_robo_recall_on_quest_from/
Hi guys,
at Pax East 2019 I had the chance to try out the Oculus Quest for a long time (2 days), also I've been at the OC5 and tried it there.
So what can I say about the headset? I will tell you in different categories:
Display and lenses:
The Quest has a 1600x1440 OLED pentile matrix display per eye at 72Hz. The SDE is definitely still visible and you can compare it with the Vive Pro. Its visible but it didnt bother my during my gameplays. Colors and black levels are very good.
The Quest has Fresnel lenses, but they are different then the lenses of the old Rift and much better. I didn't notice any GodRays. For the sweetspot I need around 2 to 3 seconds to get it at the right position and also during gameplay I was never off the sweet spot, so this is totally fine for me.
There is some light leakage at your nose, so for people that dont like it, this could be a problem.
The field of view has no official numbers, but for me it felt a little bit smaller than the old Rift or Vive, but didnt really bother me during my sessions.
Design:
The front is from plastics and you can see fingerprints on it when you touch it. The Quest is not the most beautiful heaset, but I really dont care about this. It looks still better than the Rift S for me.
Comfort / weight:
The comfort of the Quest is good, I didnt have any problems during a 4-hour constant session. Also its not getting to hot under the headset. Of course the weight is on the front, but its pretty good spreaded over your head with the headstrap.
Controllers / tracking:
The controllers are the same for Quest and Rift S. During my sessions I didnt really feel a difference between the old Touch Controllers and the new one. The buttons are reachable pretty good. I only had a problem with the battery cover two times while playing Beat Saber. The magnet doesnt seem to be strong enough and sometimes I opened the cover accidently.
The tracking is as I expected better than WMR tracking because of 4 cameras, but it's not as good as Rift S tracking. When you hold the controllers behind your back they work for 1 second and then tracking is gone. Same when you hold the controlls directly in front of the headset. Aiming while holding controllers in front of each other was not a problem, also bow and arrow games are no problem.
The Quest tracking takes a split of a second longer than Rift S to recover tracking after you held it behind your back.
However I think in 99% of cases it should be fine.
Performance / battery life:
The Quest has a Snapdragon 835 integrated and it performs very good in all situations I had, even during recording at the same time. I never had the feeling to be lower than 72 fps. I really hope this will be the case in all upcoming games as well.
After a 4 hour session the Quest had still some battery left. I didnt play all the time, I was in menu, some minute in standby and most of time in games like Beat Saber, Dance central and other stuff. So the battery life really depends on what you doing and I'd say its from 2 to 4 hours.
Face cover / cleaning:
You can remove the face cover in one part, thats not a problem, also you can reach most parts to clean sweat for example. There will be different face cover, one for glasses for example.
Wearing glasses:
The Quest doesnt have the possibility to change the distance between eyes and lenses (like Rift S), so its a little bit tigth there, but it definitely works. Check out my video unter this review, you can see my test with pretty big sunglasses.
IPD adjustment:
The Quest has mechanical IPD adjustment and this is great (better than Rift S with software IPD). So there are no official numbers, but I'd say it goes from 58 to 72mm. I for myself have 60mm and had no problems with the minimum settings.
Connectors / Sound:
The Quest has two 3.5mm audio jacks, one on each side, so you can use your own headphones. And you should, because the integrated sound that comes through a small slot is pretty bad. I didnt hear anything even with maximum settings at a loud environment.The USB-C connector can be used to recharge the Quest and to transfer files (gameplay recordings for example) to the PC. When you connect it, make sure you hit "allow" button inside the headset.
Software:
Software was not finished yet, so it doesnt make much sense to talk about it. However expect sth very very similar to Oculus Rift and Go experience. You can setup different roomscale areas that the headsets recognizes and also set standing experience. You can use the two cameras for video passthrough of the two cameras (black and white view of your real environment).
The Quest will start with 50 release titles.
Price / who should buy it:
64GB version will be 399$, 128GB version will be 499$. Release is spring 2019.
If you already own a PC, you should perhaps go for a PC headset, because the Quest cant play the best PC VR games. A standalone headset never will have so much power. However if you're travling a lot or dont have a PC (from GTX 1080) you should definitely go for the Quest, because its the best standalone headset, its easy to use and you can play a lot of games on it!
Agree, that was a strong video for someone new to the concept - I was always hyper critical to the previous attempts by the past management, who clearly were not trained in advertising and promotion - but the influence of some strong marketeers are in evidence for the Quest launch material, lets hope Rift-S gets some of that love.
PSVR: PS4 Pro || Move Controllers || Aim controller
WMR: HP Reverb
One of the little bastards still managed to sting me right on one of the big veins on my wrist.
Whole damn lower arm swelled up like crazy and was itching like fuck.
Not doing THAT again..
PSVR: PS4 Pro || Move Controllers || Aim controller
WMR: HP Reverb
https://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/comments/b9box3/oculus_quest_room_scale/
I dont know how i rip vid links from reddit unfortunately.
From that day on, I was strictly an indoor kid. Probably explains why, even now, I'd rather explore virtual worlds than actually go outside, lol.
As for the graphics of Mobile VR .... I mean, yeah, did anyone expect otherwise?
I guess whoever wrote this article did: https://uploadvr.com/robo-recall-quest-downgrade-rift/ "
Robo Recall’s Quest Version Looks Like A Big Downgrade From Rift
But in all seriousness, it all comes down to art direction / design. A skilled dev team can make a pretty good-looking game, even on very limited hardware.
Just look at one of my favorite Oculus Go titles, B-Team.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HesDAgtVMT4
Or like, any hit Nintendo game before the Switch era.
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