blogpost incoming
so today i tried quest 2, which is the first ever vr headset i ever had on my head if i don't count google cardboard 6 years ago

my impressions are mixed. i was dissapointed with the resolution, with almost 2k per eye i expected very good image, but was able to clearly see the individual pixels. the FOV is shit, it's like watching a tv through a tunnel, i wasn't expecting natural human eye FOV but man is this tiny. next thing, the headset is not really comfortable i made significant effort to tune the strap on my head and after 30 mins my skin was hurting, and the face padding soaked my sweat like a fucking sponge, i know they sell better options so unlike the fov and resolution which was the biggest letdown this is easily fixable.
everything else was amazing, i was absolutely amazed to see my hands tracked in the virtual space so super precisely and when i started to pick up things and walk around and stuff in that demo app it was cool as fuck
VR is definitely the future, if i could get 4k per eye and 200deg FOV (almost human) i would not have a simple complaint, luckily we are ALMOST there, i am pretty sure in a year or two we will see consumer headsets with something very close to that, with the microoled entering the scene
I got quest 2 to test the waters since it was cheap and now i know that the next headset i will buy must have at least microoled 3k per eye