It's a toss. Upgrade to visuals, if you get over initial perception of blurrier image due to missing SDE grid, step down in ergonomics. Hopefully VR Cover will release aftermarket pads as stock face pad foam is super hard. Tracking is better (embedded BT) and it's lighter on the head.
I kind of did, on AC forum.
Was in the same shoes, even attempted to drive back to the store and return it. Something is weird if you use it after original Odyssey, my guess it's either driver, vision adjustment, or break in, could be all three. Updating driver helped almost immediately though, but by the end of the day I was in love.
Its a little better but nowhere as nice as the original odyssey. I remember feeling the same way switching from the DK2 to the CV1. There was a crispness to the DK2 which the original odyssey has. I didn't even try the CV1 again after getting the odyssey. But with the plus I would go as far as saying the CV1 might be clearer. Don't know for sure because I deleted all Oculus drivers.
I am pretty sure the lenses are the same, smaller sweet spot for you could be related to eyes positioning, you might not be getting them close enough to lenses, also recheck your actual IPD adjustment, don't just rely on reported numbers.
I think it mostly depend on supersampling used i.e. actual resolution.
It doesn't make ground shaking difference but I feel helps a bit.
And I just noticed you don't have any screen door or aliasing at all. I have a bit of sde. Its so blurry I keep checking to see if I have the plastic lens protectors on.If you followed my guide for removing old drivers and reinstalling WMR and used the same settings, than yes, unless your lenses are smudged, it is probably defective. Keep in mind OLED screens need a bit of a warm up to look their best, cold headset is a little hazy.
I am amazed by how good Skyrim VR looks, jaw dropping really.
