The Rift controllers also allow for more advanced finger and gesture movements. The WMR controllers aren't bad by any means, but I do feel an ergonomic difference when I play games on my Rift as compared to the WMR controllers. Here's a sound sample of it (from someone else):Īnd, yeah, the Rift Touch controllers are really great.

There's nothing in the way of your ears unless you're using the Samsung Odyssey.īTW, I find the mic on the Rift to be surprisingly good. The HP headset and all the WMR headsets are pretty accommodating because it's just a wide horizontal headband on your head.

Some people use an earbuds-with-mic solution, but I like the feel of big headphones so I can more fully immerse myself (and my ears) into the VR world. I grabbed my Audio-Technica ATH-M50x from my studio and they worked a lot better because the earpads were superior and the headband conformed to my head shape better, but again I had no mic, so I tried my PlayStation headset, and I was happy to see it worked on my PC. I was originally using a pair of Akai Professional Project 50X for headphones (no mic) but because I was turning my head a lot or moving around, they had a tendency to fall off. I was using my PlayStation Gold wireless headset with my HP (until I later upgraded to the Samsung Odyssey) and it worked fine.Īs long as your Logitech G230 feels good on your head, you should be good to go.

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