Devin Townsend before and after
I learnt how to solve the classic 3x3, then a 4x4, then a 2x2, and a 5x5, and a 7x7.
Now I use then as essentially fidget toys.
It might be pretty impressive wireless, idk I guess we'll have to wait and see. But nothing is going to beat a wired connection. You also don't have to worry about battery life with a wired connection. I can do a 4 hour race in VR with a wired headset, maybe can't do that on a device that has 1-2 hour battery life.
If it charges faster than it draws power while in use, then I can just leave it plugged in, but at that point I'd rather it not have a battery to reduce weight, and not use wireless communication
I think this headset just isn't for me unfortunately
My most recent console is a PS2 so I haven't played a modern Gran Turismo, but the original Gran Turismo is probably what started my love for racing.
Sure the Gran Turismo games might not have realistic physics, but neither did project cars 2 and I had an insane amount of fun with that game.
I started on a Logitech Driving Force GT I bought second hand for $40 that I would clamp to my desk.
Now I've got a full rig with a direct drive wheel, load cell pedals, a shifter, a handbrake and a VR Headset. It's definitely one of the most expensive things I've bought myself but totally worth it.
I don't think you like music. Or even understand music.
That's ok, you don't have to, but you do not know what you're talking about.
Out of curiosity, can you tell me a human artist or band that you really like?
If you count band shirts as branded (idk why you wouldnt), It's because I want to support the artists. Almost all of my shirts are band shirts I've bought at gigs. Yes they're expensive for what they are but that money is going to my favourite bands so they can keep making more music. Plus it saves me from ever having to go shopping for t-shirts. Win-win.
I want to be interested in it so bad, but the fact it's also a standalone device, driving the price up massively, means it's really not what Im looking for in a Sim racing VR headset. I also don't want the latency of a wireless device.
I'd just love something like my HP reverb G2 that is Linux compatible honestly
I genuinely don't understand how there's a market for pedo glasses
All these people saying they like wireless earphones are completely missing the point. Devices with headphones jacks can do both. Taking away the headphone jack means you have to rely on wireless earphones, which have all the issues the post describes.
You guys don't have unit pricing? In Australia it's required by law that supermarkets show price per standard unit of measurement so you can easily compare