Any experiences/advice/suggestions from folks who have such a setup? Pros and Cons?
that I can use to log into my Windows computer. It certainly works but the image quality is not as good as a good monitor. Certain keyboards can be tracked, like the Apple Magic Keyboard so they are displayed in the VR world and you can type on them like normal. Battery life is not so good. Many people (including me) find the quest 3 is not so comfortable; the "elite strap" is way better and doubles the battery life. Mine works perfectly though other people have had problems with them. I suspect better aftermarket straps are out there.
Over the Christmas break I was playing Asgard's Wrath 2, some days for about 4-5 hours, taking a lot of breaks. I'd imagine you could do the same w/ immersed but probably not much more.
I got the headset so I could make VR worlds and I have experimented a bit with WebXR. I sit in front of my desktop and edit files and use vite as a web server. By the time I put on the headset, vite has triggered a reload and I can see the updates so it's a quick development cycle.
I've thought it might be fun to do the editing with immersed but I suspect switching between that and the browser might be a hassle.
I would suggest for you to wait one to two weeks and then start your research again. There is a new generation of VR/AR headsets coming up that use micro oled. These have 4x the resolution of today's headsets and I think should also be easier on the eyes.
Rumors:
Apple Vision Pro releasing very soon: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/bravevanda_exclusive-big-news...
Immersed Visor: https://www.visor.com/shop
There might be more devices revealed during the CES next week: https://www.cnet.com/tech/computing/qualcomms-newest-vrar-ch...
XReal etc are said to have a FOV that is not big enough to be comfortable. I'm pretty confident that the new gen devices will finally be it.