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42 here, started off with the DK1 then DK2, CV1, Rift S.
Umming and ahhhing about a Valve Index though, but not pulled the trigger.
Umming and ahhhing about a Valve Index though, but not pulled the trigger.
Hmmmm, is the average age of VR users here representative of the age of forum members, or the age of actual VR users?
Is OCUK a forum for a more mature audience? and so the average may be skewed toward an older demographic?
I think it could be tied to mature Forum users as this place is geared towards PC enthusiasts which can be an expensive hobby. Usually its an older person who would have a more disposable income.
Me personally, I just turned 49 and stepped in to the VR world with the Oculus CV1 and never looked back. Went on to a Quest but currently using a Quest2.
You never looked back? You’re missing out on some good stuff in VR behind you.
I can't be the youngest here at 29 can I? I thought it would've been more a younger audience thing. Maybe you're right about the entry price, I didn't want to pay Q1 prices but the Q2 price was low enough for me (and instead making up the difference in accessories ).
29 here, just got a rift s, essentailly the barrier for me is a GPU with the grunt to give no compromise perf. and at the moment unless you pre ordered thats best part of a grand. who wants to spend a few hundred quid on something that isnt going to be the wow moment you expect. the barrier for entry in terms of cost is still rather high. psvr was the only other thing i tried in a toy store. it was simply awful.
cost essentailly. new gear at half price.Is there a reason you didn't get a quest 2?
cost essentailly. new gear at half price.
............Plus I had better things to spend money on like women and clubbing