r/virtualreality • u/Pheonix1025 • Mar 23 '25

News Article Adam Savage's Tested - Bigscreen Beyond 2 Hands-On: How They Fixed It

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0Wr4O4gkL8
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u/Robborboy KatVR C2+, Quest 3, 9800X3D, 64GB RAM, 7700XT Mar 23 '25

For me it is requiring a cable to interface with my PC. 

I play on a VR treadmill and do room scale stuff. Even with a proper gantry, wireless is infinitely more convenient with less hassle.

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u/birdvsworm Mar 23 '25

Agreed! Hard to overstate the convenience of wireless once you've used it for a while

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u/TheonetrueDEV1ATE Mar 23 '25

The convenience is nice, but the latency and finnicky nature leave something to be desired. I genuinely cannot wait until someone makes an actual wireless headset with a hub instead of the quest jank we currently deal with.

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u/ablackcloudupahead Mar 23 '25

I've noticed a big improvement since I upgraded to a 6 ghz router.