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no ipd and using fresnel lenses?

and, what is the status?

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599 USD? i'll bet my savings on quest 3 instead for future proof and stand alone features.

They are fast 3 days delivery from china to US.

I'll be running the crystal light with my simmagic alpha mini. Very excited! I have no need for eye tracking, and I don't mind a tether, so I think this will be a solid upgrade from my quest 2 (that I never use as a stand alone headset anyways). Now I just need Asseto Corsa Evo to come out😁

When battery dies and quest battery dies, can u charge both by just plugging usb into the battery while keeping on the quest?

If this was 399 it might have a good position in the market but with the Quest 3 at less than 599 and the crystal light at 699... I just don't see how this headset can compete.

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Seb, whats happned to FOV as one of the review basics...? :) In past you even did videos comparing varous headsets FOV, now whole review without even a word "FOV"... And As it happens, it's the most important thing to me :)

Shouldn’t be worth more than £200-400 max for what it offers .

This isn't working the way I want it to, the light turns green when I put my headset on and headset’s orange turns on. Whats up with that? Shouldn't they all be orange till they're fully charge?

This isn't working the way I want it to, the light turns green when I put my headset on and headset’s orange turns on. Whats up with that? Shouldn't they all be orange till they're fully charge?

Very straightforward, thanks.

Any headset produced today without pancake lenses is not worth buying at any price or with any specs. - Yesterday's tech big time.

Without at least ipd adjustment I think this headset is a failure personally.

BRAVISSIMO Sebastian!! 🇮🇹 Project Immersion is what I’m looking for!! Good!! CIAO! 👋

To me any PCVR headset should be less than the Quest because it isn't a console or PC just a display unit and controllers for a PC. Like the PSVR2 is a display unit and controllers for the console and now PC with an adapter. The Quests were always worth more than any PCVR headset out but under powered of course until the Quest 3 and 4. I think new inside out tracking PCVR headsets with controllers should be compared to the Rift and Rift S not so much the Index since it's on a different playing field. Outside in tracking headsets pretty much cost extra for the base stations. This is why I think Valve could cut cost on a inside out tracking headset and could get it under $800 for the Deckard if it's just a PCVR headset and if they do a standalone headset $1000. I can see them doing maybe one base version and one that has a bunch of extra stuff in it for more though. They need to get people in VR nonetheless to even have a upgraded version even sell.

does it play non vr games (flat games) like sonic frontiers?

just get a Pico Neo 3 Link instead

Poor resolution for the price

The DPVR headstrap design is very attractive

Microphone is HTC quality

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Not at 599 usd 😅

They added ventilation but still didn't add physical IPD adjustment, and they want $599 for it? I'm all for more competition but no physical IPD is just shooting yourselves in the foot. For a displayport headset you might as well get the PSVR2 with the adapter or maybe save up another $100 and see if you can get a Crystal Light without local dimming.

Yikes! While I do love PCVR headsets, this is a disappointment at this stage in the game. Especially for the price point. Apart from the DP port to the PC and flip up design, why wouldn't a person go for the Quest 3 at that price point? I wonder who is going to buy these? On that note, Sebastian, have you seen the new Vision Pro copy? You should do a podcast episode about that, it would be interesting.

How is the image compared to Hp G2?

Is there version without controllers ?

well if there is no IPD adjustment, it would not work for me. I have an IPD of 60. That is kind of dumb not having any IPD adjustment. I will still stay with my Quest 3. I can run allot of games in Oculus native link mode instead of STEAM VR. And if I do want to do Wireless mode, I can with the Quest 3. Even though the price of this headset is about the same, it has things that would not make me change what I currently have. Lastly, how sturdy is that flip up feature and would it brake over short period of time. Thanks for the video.

pls u have react to Play for Dream MR headset vision pro U will love it

I'm getting Lenovo Explorer vibes by the looks of this headsets and that's definitely a good thing. Wonder if it can work natively with Linux through SteamVR tho.

No IPD adjustment, really? That would restrict the number of users quite a bit. I'm on the extreme end of IPD with 75mm, so I already have a problem with most headsets.

No IPD adjustment. Lol. That's like saying this car unfortunately has no steering wheel. Useless!!!

E4 still is not it. We need Pimax to work on making their headsets stable and functional so we can have viable G2 alternatives that aren’t above $1000. Quest 3s battery’s painfully short for the price so it’s nice to have tethered vr options rather than standalone. You get to play so much better games and battery life isn’t such a problem. At least the valve index controllers last 7 hours

Its priced mid market like the Q3 or Pico 4 ....but spec-ed low end . Someone needs to do a higher res Index (2.5K per eye) but same FOV and sound and retail it at £550~£600

For what it is, it's too expensive. 250$ is the right price for it.

yeah no ... they need to try harder ... you can't come in 2024 with that form factor anymore ... that would have worked 5 years ago ...

Just buy Quest 3 its easily best headset !

At $600 USA that means it's probably around $800 Canadian, way to much for what you get, this HMD should be priced at $400 Canadian max, I'd take a Quest 2 over this thing, at least it has some sort of IPD adjustment and like you said, the sound is terrible which makes it another thing working against it's price point, fresnel optics is another downside, I thought fresnel lenses were dead for new HMDs, please let fresnel die, please! LOL Pico4 puts this thing to shame and is cheaper, yes, the only thing going for it is a display port connection, but with the same resolution as the Quest 2, it's not such a big deal anymore. High price point for a substandard product. :(

I'd like to make a suggestion. For headsets where people would be better off using their own headphones, you could test the experience using the 3.5mm jack to see how good the built-in DAC is. Also, does this headset require additional software from DPVR, or does it work natively with SteamVR without any other software?

I am the CHOSEN ONE! My IPD is 63 mm. Kneel and tremble before me!

The first two comments killed it for me before I even got into the video. Like @julianmazzola, my IPD is 69mm. Not being able to adjust the IPD means this headset is dead in the water for me, even if I hadn't already been unimpressed with paying more for the DPVR E4 Black than I paid for my soon-to-be ready for PCVR PSVR2. Good review nonetheless, Sebastian; thanks for sharing it for those who might find this headset worth considering.

Thx bought one

I tried the original version of this headset, it's honestly great, but was not usable for my IPD at 69mm. I also can't imagine why anyone would want this at $599 over a PSVR2 which is better in every way except mura. The DPVR would need to come down to $399 to be a compelling option relative to the competition.

Building a system with no PD adjustment is just plain ignorance.

reminds me a lot of the old Lenovo WMR headset with that flip-up visor

Can't believe this still has no IPD adjustment... why would you exclude the majority of your audience just like that is beyond me.