Valve Index Setup, Unboxing, Tips & First Impressions

Now i have to upgrade from my steam deck

I have a werid room setup does anyone one else have one but its worked fine for them im just worried about the planing

My index is coming in the week or next week, I’m going to watch all of this so I know what to do 😂

I want it

My friend tells me to get the quest 2 instead of the valve hes a jealous idiot😂😂

I watched this to figure how to put it away properly

what motherboard did u have in this vid?

Always see videos if you already own the other headset. But never seen or hear anything about if you're looking on getting a vr headset for the first time

Can Valve Index work on laptop?

so many people are saying things like
“this video is making me feel poor”
WHY DID YOU CHOOSE TO WATCH THIS THEN,ITS YOUR FAUL SO STOP BEING A BABY

POV: You're watching this but you don't have an index but are preparing for if you ever get one.

I love watching things that I can't afford

Jesus get to the fucking point

Does it only work with steamVR

What shooting game was you playing?

Watching this as I wait impatiently for the rest of the parts to my new PC to arrive. Once they do and I get the credit card I used for them paid off, I'm getting an Index. I've had a second hand Oculus Go for a few years and even managed to connect it to my old computer without any extra bits. I also had the chance to try out a Vive at an arcade. Needless to say, I'm incredibly psyched up to finally experience true, full bore VR in games like Elite Dangerous. Not to mention getting to experience...other things in VR.

Imagine not having a valve Index🤡

they are still 1900$ AU today. is there anything better today ?

Don't get it why the VR kits nowadays needs base stations (atleast for consumers, however developers probably need this for more precise tracking), I mean, it's so much work to get all setup, and it looks like a mess afterward.

I had the HTC Vive bought 2016 (costed like 1000 euro), and even it was amazing to use when everything worked, it just took alot of time to get ready, but most of the time it was some issue to get everything to synch (some controller couldn't be found, or a base station had some issues).
Anyway, 2021 I bought the Quest 2 (around like 400 euro), and using with steam is so much easier, also pretty sure to start up VR games from the computer goes so much faster to load, and it works just excellent playing HL Alyx or other Steam games, and the tracking works just fine(?). Also don't need any base stations, you can stand/sit whatever you want to play (but the downside, you mostly need brightness in the room to get it working with games that requires tracking, which I guess all headset using base stations doesn't need, so hopefully a headset with night vision is coming soon ;)).
But yeah; I know this cant be compared with the first Vive headset, now with better controllers, more advance headset and everything, but seeing these base stations need to be connected, you are just stuck in a room playing, and having cords hanging around everywhere. When (or if) Valve release a standalone headset without base stations, and a headset that don't require a computer infront of you, that would become really interesting purchase, like a Steam "Deck" VR.