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In the video, the speaker discusses Oculus discontinuing the Quest 1 VR headset and introducing the Oculus Quest 2. The refurbished Quest 1, priced at $199, offers similar capabilities as the new Quest 2. They highlight differences between the two models, such as display and processing power. Both headsets offer hand tracking and can be used as PC VR headsets. The speaker recommends the Quest 2 for content creation but notes the Quest 1 remains relevant and cost-effective, especially for those on a tight budget. Refurbished Quest 1 models are praised for their excellent condition, and viewers are encouraged to check out related tech content and product links provided in the video description.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses Oculus discontinuing the Quest 1 VR headset and introducing the Oculus Quest 2. The original Quest has been brought back as a refurbished option, priced at $199 for the 64GB version. Despite being refurbished, it offers similar capabilities as the new Quest 2, including hand tracking, pass-through mode, and the ability to be used as a PC VR headset. The refurbished Quest 1 products are inspected, cleaned, and tested to look brand new, offering a similar unboxing experience to a new headset. The speaker notes that a Facebook account is required for setup, but considers it a minor inconvenience.
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In this part of the video, the speaker reviews a refurbished Oculus Quest 1 headset and highlights the excellent condition of the lenses, controllers, and overall appearance of the device. They mention that the headset includes original accessories such as the power cable and spacer for glasses wearers. The speaker compares the Quest 1 to the Quest 2, noting differences like the OLED display on the Quest 1 providing better black levels compared to the Quest 2’s LCD screen. They also mention the frame rate difference between the two models but emphasize that the Quest 1 still offers a good VR experience with reliable controller tracking.
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In this segment of the video, it is highlighted that the Oculus Quest 1 and Quest 2 are similar in terms of shortcuts and functionalities. The warranty coverage for the Quest 1 is a standard six-month manufacturer warranty. The Quest 1 has a built-in microphone and one aux cable, while the Quest 2 has two aux cables for accessories like earbuds. The speakers on the Quest 1 are considered okay but not as enhanced as the Quest 2. The IPD slider on the Quest 1 offers more adjustment options compared to the Quest 2, which only has three settings. Both headsets offer hand tracking features and can be connected to a PC for enhanced gaming experiences. The ability to play VR games on a PC is facilitated by the USB-C port on both headsets.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses using third-party apps like Virtual Desktop to play Steam VR games on Oculus Quest wirelessly. They mention differences in resolution between Quest 1 and Quest 2, highlighting the better pixel quality and resolution of Quest 2. The comparison includes processing power, with Quest 2 having an updated processor for faster loading times and smoother gameplay. They also emphasize the multitasking capabilities of Quest 2 with its 6GB RAM, making it better for tasks like screen recording. The speaker recommends Quest 2 for content creation due to its improved performance and RAM capacity.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the battery life of the VR headsets – the Quest 1 and Quest 2. The Quest 1 weighs 251 grams, while the Quest 2 is lighter at 503 grams. The speaker recommends getting an elite strap for the Quest 2 as the original strap is uncomfortable. They mention that refurbished models appear brand new with no visible marks or scratches. They express a preference for a standard 128GB storage capacity rather than the 64GB on refurbished models due to the increasing storage needs of new Oculus Quest games. The speaker highlights the value of the Quest 1 for PC VR gaming, especially if storage is not an issue. They conclude that the Quest 1 is still a relevant and cost-effective option, particularly for those on a tight budget or with kids.
00:15:00
In this part of the video, the speaker mentions that the storage capacity of the refurbished Oculus Quest 1 model is low and expresses a wish for it to be at least 128 gigabytes. They provide a quick overview of the refurbished model available for purchase on the Oculus website. The speaker encourages viewers to like the video, subscribe for similar tech content, and provides a link to the product on the Oculus website in the video description. They also mention a video showcasing their favorite accessories for the Oculus Quest 1 and invite viewers to watch it. The segment ends with a thank you message and an invitation to watch more videos.