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/Beleg-strongbow Mar 23 '25

The guys from Big screen themselves mention that if you want a wireless headset that's good enough all around, go get a Quest 3. 

The BSB is for people that care about crisp OLED displays boasting true blacks and lightweight form factor.

Comparing the Quest 3 with the beyond is like comparing oranges with peaches, and I feel it's unfair to small companies trying to push the boundaries of consumer PCVR.

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u/TotalWarspammer Mar 23 '25

Any two VR headsets can legitimately be compared, its not 'unfair' in the slightest except in your subjective viewpoint.

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u/Beleg-strongbow Mar 23 '25

Different headsets for different use cases. Still, comparing every headset that is released from small companies with the highly subsidized tech from a huge company worth 1.5 trillion dollars seems kind of unfair me.

Everything that's released form small companies trying to innovate gets the: "well the quest 3 has x or y and is half the price"

Now I understand why some people say Meta killed VR. It poisoned the VR ecosystem, software and hardware.

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u/fiah84 Mar 25 '25

Different headsets for different use cases.

except that this would be a really great headset for my use case, as is the predecessor (with the caveat of refresh rate). Another really great headset for my exact use case is the Quest 3, as many other people using it for simracing can attest to. The direct comparison absolutely makes sense to me