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I'm gonna say I'm one of those people who prefer the Quest 2 after using the Valve index. The visual clarity even with the link is just way more pleasant to my eyes. There's just hardly any of those lens effect which you'd get from the index like the glare problem or reflection bullshit which is very distracting. Makes looking at text or videos just complete trash. I don't really notice the compression from the link either. The tracking isn't even that bad on the Quest. Lighthouse 2.0 is definitely an overkill for most people and the tracking on the Quest 2 is more than enough for most. Unless you're someone who is extremely competitive then sure, it might be important for you. Audio isn't as bad as people said it'd be. It's acceptable for me. If you're someone who uses cheap headphones then it wouldn't really matter to you and if you're someone who's an audiophile then you'll just use your audiophile headphones. It's a nice addition on the index though.

Now, this is probably the most unpopular opinion regarding the comfort. I find the Quest 2 far more comfortable than the index. The index is bulky, has a thick wire that you really feel, the headset somehow produces far more heat than the Quest and on top of those things, I don't find the len visuals very pleasant so it's just not a great experience for me. I think I'm gonna sell the index desu. Quest 2 just offers way more. You get access to the quest standalone exclusives, the oculus PC exclusives, steam pcvr games, and far more games support the quest 2 than the index + index controller. You can play pcvr wirelessly, or standalone wirelessly, and then you have the cable to play PCVR. You can change the strap to your complete liking and the quest controller + strap just makes it a better index controller to me.