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Valve's 'official' VR hardware costs ~$1500. Ain't no way ๐
But it's not required, there are much cheaper options, especially today with used quest 2 devices.
The "other reasons" people aren't buying affordable VR setups is because they don't trust Meta or their privacy policies. If the new Valve headset was $300-500 it would go a long way. But $1200 isn't it.
Psvr2, plus the pc adapter, i got both for a total of like $400 a few months ago, and got hl alyx on sale.
Have you used any other VR headset? I ask just cuz I wanna know how the PSVR2 compares to other headsets.
I've used pretty much all of the headsets on the market. I still haven't tried a Big screen VR headset though :(
For popular headsets I'd rank them kinda like this
PSVR2 has really really really good looking displays, but it has some other downsides which really bring it down in the rankings. I'd stay away from it unless you get a deal on a used one, then it would absolutely be worth it.
The only other one ove used is psvr1, and one of those smart phone ones, psvr2 is obvioisly miles ahead of bith, though i cant say how it compares to Index, or quest. Id imagine its probably near quest quality.