Shitfall? How'd that make it past QC?
this post was submitted on 12 Oct 2024
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That's legitimately how I read it in the headline. It wasn't until in the body I realized it's actually Shiftall but sounds like Shitfall is apt
Why does this just glance over what sounds like a scam? Also, how does that strap even work? How is there enough pressure on the headset itself to seal with the face, if the strap pulls above it? Is there some strong spring loaded in that hinge that pushes it against your face?
This looks great except they don't mention the FOV anywhere. That makes me suspect its not great. For that kind of price they should be more forthcoming on what you are actually preordering. Especially with a history of not delivering, and a no refunds policy.
https://youtu.be/fZcjtZZVX6A?si=z8zRVl8fRbx5nVrA&t=3m30s
Sebastian from MRTV does get excited about new products but he mentions a few comparisons and opinions.
I don't mean to hype but he says:
- Higher fov than Apple vision pro and similar fov to Pico 4 and ultra. Estimates around 100ish horizontally and 100 vertically
- Very comfortable, super light
- Very good picture. Sharpest picture he's seen in VR, period. Sharper than AVP, XR4.
- Better binocular overlap than AVP and Bigscreen Beyond
- Super clear pancake lenses. Don't see any glare but not enough contrast in the scene to test it
- He asked if it could go brighter but the guy said they haven't added that yet. Not as bright as AVP. Some brightness lost at very edges.
He says he's doing a more in depth test "tomorrow" but that video isn't up yet on YouTube afaik. I think he'll reply on discord/patreon if you ask him questions.
Are we really discussing the specs of device from a company that already failed to ship 2 other headsets? Specs are meaningless for vaporware.
Someone asked what the fov was. Even if the product is vaporware, the specs are still valid for the prototype.
I even mentioned that MRTV can get excited so that people temper their expectations. And I didn't try to refute anyone else's claims.
I think you're being unnecessarily guarded.
Regardless of the specs, I don't think anyone should be slapping money down for pre-order.