HTC Vive 1 vs Samsung Odyssey+

son, even though this headset has a super high resolution, things still look more “clear” on the vive pro 1. This is probably due to a variety of factors, glare from lenses, less contrast, less brightness than OLED, etc. whatever the reason, the high resolution feels wasted because its still not all that clear looking. The exception to this is if youre in a game where everthing is brightly colored and vivid (no dark areas), in this case it is very clear

Picture quality is the main reason I bought this headset as they claimed to nearly get rid of the screen door effect. I can say the effect is definitely far less prevalent here than other headsets, but it is still very much there, plus the way of getting rid of the SDE is rather blurry which makes the image look like you used a TAA filter over everything. It's not terrible but in a perfect world we wouldn't have either. But it does have 90hz, an OLED display, and a higher resolution than even the Rift S and Vive Pro making it have the best picture quality by specs, but for those who don't like the implementation for removing the SDE, look towards the Vive Pro for similar specs but at the loss of OLED

The headset is very comfortable and smooth in play. I play for hours and don't have any comfort issues. My wife and son also play and there are no issues switching from user to user (although I do strongly recommend getting the Vive replacement face pads to swap out after a long sweaty game. They are machine washable and well worth it

The Samson Odyssey PLAs use a nail of style design that is one that are very used with their Windows mixed reality I said but it doesn't flip up like ...

I think this is called the refresh rate. Just try getting inside the boat and look at the movement of the boat and you will see what I mean. Both games are available for free download. 2 Points goes to Oculus Comfort: The clear winner is the Oculus!!!! When I first got the Vive, it was heavier, with 3 heavy wire and additional wire from the headphone

Just what looked like a GIANT movie screen. I can't say the same for games because 90% of the time you can't enjoy it due to it not fitting and the controllers hitting each other along with the light bleed. After you test it send it back fast and get your money or just skip this generation and wait for the 120hz refresh rate sets to hit the market. I truly believe that 90hz is just to low to get a good experience without vr sickness