@Max_the_German the screens on the PSVR2 are A LOT better than the ones on neither the quests nor the index. 2040x2000 120hz OLED panels at $500 is unbeaten. There are no better vr displays that run 120hz. The only OLED alternative for pc at the moment is the bigscreen beyond which is twice the cost of the psvr2 without including controllers nor tracking while also maxing out at 90hz.
If you're gonna couple it with a pc, the psvr2 very well could become a better alternative than the quest 3, granted the adapter isn't outrageously priced. They're not exactly competing in the same market though. One is standalone, the other isn't. If you don't care the psvr2 is better, if you do care about standalone, the quest wins, that's obvious.
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Re: PSVR2's Anticipated PC Adaptor Appears Imminent
@Max_the_German the screens on the PSVR2 are A LOT better than the ones on neither the quests nor the index. 2040x2000 120hz OLED panels at $500 is unbeaten. There are no better vr displays that run 120hz. The only OLED alternative for pc at the moment is the bigscreen beyond which is twice the cost of the psvr2 without including controllers nor tracking while also maxing out at 90hz.
If you're gonna couple it with a pc, the psvr2 very well could become a better alternative than the quest 3, granted the adapter isn't outrageously priced. They're not exactly competing in the same market though. One is standalone, the other isn't. If you don't care the psvr2 is better, if you do care about standalone, the quest wins, that's obvious.