06-06-2023, 02:51 PM
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lol i didnt even think about that glass potentially cracking and spiderwebbing over the sensors. People had that issue on the quest 2 sensors and theres like 5mm of glass on those things and extremely difficult to break. Imagine busting that glass and its a $600 repair or unrepairable because they don't carry that part.
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06-06-2023, 02:59 PM
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How out of touch is Apple?
In the advert it shows a kid blowing birthday candles out while the dad records it with this ph@ggy headset. What kind of memory is that? Everyone living in the moment except creepy dad with his CGI goofy eyes displayed on the front facing screen, making sure he gets the right angles to record the event. If someone walked into the club doing that I'd slap it off his face, looks dorky af

In the advert it shows a kid blowing birthday candles out while the dad records it with this ph@ggy headset. What kind of memory is that? Everyone living in the moment except creepy dad with his CGI goofy eyes displayed on the front facing screen, making sure he gets the right angles to record the event. If someone walked into the club doing that I'd slap it off his face, looks dorky af

06-06-2023, 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted By OneLegSquats⏩
apple isn't out of touch. Its consumers are. Note that the headset is "starting at $3500" so it will go beyond this in price. On top of that im pretty sure the battery pack isn't included and it needs a new proprietary cable. Apple could literally coom on the bathroom floor of a greyhound bus terminal and its users would lap up every drop of it and beg for seconds.How out of touch is Apple?
In the advert it shows a kid blowing birthday candles out while the dad records it with this ph@ggy headset. What kind of memory is that? Everyone living in the moment except creepy dad with his CGI goofy eyes displayed on the front facing screen, making sure he gets the right angles to record the event. If someone walked into the club doing that I'd slap it off his face, looks dorky af

In the advert it shows a kid blowing birthday candles out while the dad records it with this ph@ggy headset. What kind of memory is that? Everyone living in the moment except creepy dad with his CGI goofy eyes displayed on the front facing screen, making sure he gets the right angles to record the event. If someone walked into the club doing that I'd slap it off his face, looks dorky af

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06-06-2023, 03:38 PM
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3500 lmao, that's how much a used car cost back in the day
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06-06-2023, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted By taskmob⏩
The funny thing about all this is I still feel like I wasted money buying the original PSVR, and I think I only paid about half what they are asking for PSVR2. I also had a couple of move controllers left over from my PS3 days, so I didn't even need to buy that.Look at how much sonycels are willing to pay (psvr2) to play kayak simulator. Never underestimate the fanboys LMAO.
Looking back, it feels like I got out cheap when it comes to VR. I got to see what it's all about, experience it with some highly rated tech demos for relatively cheap, and know how it's not for me while only spending a fraction of what they're asking for VR kits now.
06-06-2023, 07:12 PM
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Ignoring the price; wtf would you even do with it? 2 hour battery, and it's an apple product. Gonna play mobile games? LMAO
06-06-2023, 07:42 PM
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Originally Posted By JayJ350⏩
VR was chit back in the day, I had the original Oculus and it was chit, same with psvr. It was way too gimmicky and a pain to use, that being said this thing is something people could easily integrate into their daily life.The funny thing about all this is I still feel like I wasted money buying the original PSVR, and I think I only paid about half what they are asking for PSVR2. I also had a couple of move controllers left over from my PS3 days, so I didn't even need to buy that.
Looking back, it feels like I got out cheap when it comes to VR. I got to see what it's all about, experience it with some highly rated tech demos for relatively cheap, and know how it's not for me while only spending a fraction of what they're asking for VR kits now.
Looking back, it feels like I got out cheap when it comes to VR. I got to see what it's all about, experience it with some highly rated tech demos for relatively cheap, and know how it's not for me while only spending a fraction of what they're asking for VR kits now.
Originally Posted By OptimusTrajan⏩
You can plug it in for unilimited battery. Most people would do that at home at a desk or around the bedroom with a huge ass wire. If it could actually give you a full blown mutiple monitor experience than I could see plenty of people using it at their desks. So far the reviews say it feels like the real thing but I will have to see for my self.Ignoring the price; wtf would you even do with it? 2 hour battery, and it's an apple product. Gonna play mobile games? LMAO
I rock a 3k computer set up just to browse the internet and watch porns, I would get one if I get an unreal porn experience , havent touched vr since the first oculus so Im not sure how far ahead the tech is now.
sad part this probably be locked to cuck mac OS
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06-06-2023, 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted By Fred87nc⏩
Lol nope. You might be able to fool and convince some people who haven't tried it yet, but I have had enough experience with VR to know how I am not a fan of it, and how it's definitely not a regular go-to way to experience entertainment. At best it was just a fun little gimmick to mess around with, and I think everyone likes it the best when it's new to them. I just have zero desire to hook up VR and mess with it about 99% of the time. It's definitely not something I would invest a lot of money into.VR was chit back in the day, I had the original Oculus and it was chit, same with psvr. It was way too gimmicky and a pain to use, that being said this thing is something people could easily integrate into their daily life.
You can plug it in for unilimited battery. Most people would do that at home at a desk or around the bedroom with a huge ass wire.
You can plug it in for unilimited battery. Most people would do that at home at a desk or around the bedroom with a huge ass wire.
06-06-2023, 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted By JayJ350⏩
Just putting on the headset and get the controls out was such a chore for me, heavy ass thing . I wont knock this thing out till I try it, the tech seems impressive, the eye tracking and your own fingers navigation without having to raise your hands up in the air like a *******.Lol nope. You might be able to fool and convince some people who haven't tried it yet, but I have had enough experience with VR to know how I am not a fan of it, and how it's definitely not a regular go-to way to experience entertainment. At best it was just a fun little gimmick to mess around with, and I think everyone likes it the best when it's new to them. I just have zero desire to hook up VR and mess with it about 99% of the time. It's definitely not something I would invest a lot of money into.
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06-06-2023, 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted By Fred87nc⏩
I mean it's technological advancement at least, but it's still not something that I am interested in after messing around with VR.Just putting on the headset and get the controls out was such a chore for me, heavy ass thing . I wont knock this thing out till I try it, the tech seems impressive, the eye tracking and your own fingers navigation without having to raise your hands up in the air like a *******.
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