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(Created page with "=Hardware= ==Controller Mods== [https://www.mamutvr.com/collections/upcoming/products/mamut-grips3 Mamut Grips] for Rift S/Quest1/2 - Makes the controllers "grip free" ==Oculus/Meta== ===Oculus Go === *$250 new on Ebay (as of 7/2022) *Works withtout wires *VERY limited on what it can do *VERY limited controller *Just don't ===Oculus Rift=== *$350 new on Ebay (as of 7/2022) *Needs base stations *Connects to computer to run *Old technology *Decent cheap option for just s...") |
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*Knuckles controllers track finger proximity and does not require to be held all the time | *Knuckles controllers track finger proximity and does not require to be held all the time | ||
*Has glare in eyepieces for some users | *Has glare in eyepieces for some users | ||
*[https://imgur.com/gallery/cxzwi99 Teardown Guide] | |||
===Valve Index 2=== | ===Valve Index 2=== | ||
Revision as of 01:40, 26 July 2022
Hardware
Controller Mods
Mamut Grips for Rift S/Quest1/2 - Makes the controllers "grip free"
Oculus/Meta
Oculus Go
- $250 new on Ebay (as of 7/2022)
- Works withtout wires
- VERY limited on what it can do
- VERY limited controller
- Just don't
Oculus Rift
- $350 new on Ebay (as of 7/2022)
- Needs base stations
- Connects to computer to run
- Old technology
- Decent cheap option for just starting to get into VR
Oculus Rift S
- $550 new on Ebay (as of 7/2022)
- Requires Displayport or Mini Displayport adapter on PC
- Doesnt need base stations
- Needs light to function
- Connects to computer to run
- Basically a non-wireless Quest 1
- Firmware awful and doesn't work half the time
- Can order prescription lenses
Oculus Quest / Quest 2
- $299+ retail
- Completely wireless, doesn't need a pc
- Needs light to function
- Can hook to computer for EXTRA power via Airlink
- Quest 2's power > Quest 1's power
- Quest = Black, Quest 2 = White
- Comes in several sizes of storage
- Can order prescription lenses
- Needs bulky Oculus software open to run
- Can skip bulky software using Virtual Desktop
Meta Quest 2
- $299+ retail
- Believe it or not, this is just a rebranding of the word "Oculus" and currently does not have any differences
Valve
Valve Index
- $999 for the kit retail
- Requires Displayport or Mini Displayport adapter on PC
- Uses base stations
- Connects via PC
- Very powerful
- Can order prescription lenses
- Manually adjust eye-width
- Knuckles controllers track finger proximity and does not require to be held all the time
- Has glare in eyepieces for some users
- Teardown Guide
Valve Index 2
- Currently patented
- Rumored to be wireless, similar to the quest
Vive
Vive
- $499 retail
- Uses base stations
- No built in audio
Vive Pro
- $1,399 retail
- Uses base stations
- Backwards compatible with Vive base stations
Vive Pro Eye
- $1,599 retail
- Same as Vive Pro, but with eye tracking
Vive Cosmos
- $699 retail
- No base stations needed
- Uses your computer wirelessly (Like Quest's Airlink)
- Tracking issues
Vive Cosmos Elite
- $749 retail
- Wireless
- Can connect to PC for more power
- Less tracking issues
Vive Pro 2
- $799
- Uses base stations
- Connects to pc
- Needs Vive Console and Steam VR open to run Steam VR games
Vive Flow
- Completely wireless, doesn't need a pc
