VR - Best Value For Performance

[Feldgrun]

Which VR system has the best value for performance in 2022 for IL-2? 

Edited February 1, 2022 by Feldgrun

[354thFG_Drewm3i-VR]

Reverb g2 and it's not close. The best headset is the varjo aero and vice pro 2. The worst by a huge margin in the Quest 2.

[15[Span.]/JG51Costa]

I voted for Reverb G2. But actually I would vote for 8KX for 700€ which is the price I paid on Kickstarter.
 

Saludos.

15(Span.)/JG51Costa 

[Waffen84]

My vive pro 2 has been owned since october.  Its only worked for the month of October and has been in and out of the warranty center twice now and going on its 3rd time.  But hey my vive original still works well.

[SAG]

I voted for the G2 because it performs better than my RiftS on the same system.... for some reason

[chiliwili69]

I have some question for this poll:

 

- How do you define "performance"? ( you mean just fps&smoothness or overall features (clarity, FOV, comfort, etc))

 

- It is for VR IL-2 or it is for VR in general (other games)? (for IL-2 you don´t need controllers and just 1 basestation)

 

- Why you put the price with controllers for Index and without controllers for Vive Pro 2?

 

In addition, since VR is very subjective, people can only have a proper opinion for the headsets they have really tested. Only very few people have tested all those devices. So the result of this poll will be highly biased by the device used.

Edited February 25, 2022 by chiliwili69

[AEthelraedUnraed]

On 2/25/2022 at 4:31 PM, chiliwili69 said:

I have some question for this poll:

 

- How do you define "performance"? ( you mean just fps&smoothness or overall features (clarity, FOV, comfort, etc))

 

- It is for VR IL-2 or it is for VR in general (other games)? (for IL-2 you don´t need controllers and just 1 basestation)

 

- Why you put the price with controllers for Index and without controllers for Vive Pro 2?

 

In addition, since VR is very subjective, people can only have a proper opinion for the headsets they have really tested. Only very few people have tested all those devices. So the result of this poll will be highly biased by the device used.

In addition, I'd argue that "value for performance" is highly subjective. A millionaire will have a completely different understanding of "good value for money" than the average Joe.

 

Overall, I'd not attach too much value to the results of this poll (if any value at all). If anyone is looking into buying a VR set, I'd recommend to find out more specifics about the candidate devices, and decide which characteristics matter most to you (image quality, comfort, price, ....). Also read a couple of online in-depth reviews. That should give you a much better and much less biased idea of which headset you should buy.