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I did the same but the lenses of my glasses started scratching the Quest 3 lenses. I changed to prescription lense inserts, which made wearing the Quest 3 significantly more comfortable. Btw, I got these lenses through AliExpress at a very good price.

This is indeed a high risk. I switched to VR several years ago, starting with an Oculus Rift S. My second headset was the HP Reverb G2 and currently I am happy with my Quest 3 in combination with an RTX 3090. For me, going back to 2D was never an option. VR ist just so much more realistic (as a holder of a PPL I know what I am talking about).

I hardly ever experienced a sim crash on exiting VR and I use VR exclusively. The only occasion I had a crash was when I used the Open XR Toolkit. It is not compatible with the latest 2024 version any longer.

I’m using a Logi trackball; very convenient. Besides, I assigned as many functions as possible to VoiceAttack speech phrases.

Have you tried with the right mouse button?

Finally, finally the EFB can be used properly in VR! It was always a pain to have the oversized panel somewhere, unable to resize it. For this alone it was worth it for me to join the Beta again.

Correct; with the additional headstrap the Q3 is even better balanced.

I’m with you. I’m happily flying PMDG’s 737 instead.

I’d say the difference is significant. But using a separate bluetooth headphone gives me a much better sound experience than with both headset speakers.

Yes, the Reverb has the better speakers, but the sound of my in-ear bluetooth headset (soundcore Liberty 4 NC) is by far better than that of any built-in speaker. And it has the advantage that the speaker sound does not disturb the microphone. For me, it’s absolutely worth the hassle.

I “tried on” my old Reverb G2 again and I must say the Quest is at least as comfortable as the Reverb, at least if combined with the above mentioned head strap.

The Quest 3 is as comfortable as the Reverb. However, the sound isn’t really great. That’s why I use a bluetooth headset, which also has a better microphone. The latter is important for me as I use many voice commands (with VoiceAttack). I must add that I purchased the KIWI Design K4 Boost Comfort Battery Head Strap. This product not only makes the Quest more comfortable but also increases the battery autonomy significantly. And for very long sessions it can be charged while using it.

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I switched from Reverb G2 to Quest 3 two years ago already and I couldn’t be happier with this solution. For me the overall image quality is significantly better and the Virtual Desktop makes it easy to set it up (the cable version didn’t work properly for me). I can run it at 200Mb/s and “Godlike” quality in spite of my somewhat outdated RTX3090. I don’t need a separate router; my Wifi 6 capable router is plenty enough. I had some CTDs recently and found out that they were caused by the Open XR Toolkit in combination with Virtual Desktop. Instead I use the simulator option “foveated rendering” which works very well. In addition, AutoFPS optimizes my OLOD and TLOD dynamically, which results in stable 36fps (limited in the sim, 72fps in Virtual Desktop).

The SAVE and RELOAD function in the iniBuilds A340 and A350 works flawlessly as well.