If stuff like Valve Deckard does turn out to be true, I wonder how well it will do, there is still stuff on SteamVR that people can play and new stuff is still being made. Some SteamVR stuff may never make its way to Quest 2, but it might make its way to PSVR2 (that would be a possible $1k cost) and stuff like Valve Deckard would be something in between both of them, the Quest 2 MSRP is $300-$400 depending on the storage option that you choose and the PSVR2 grand total will be closer to $1k. The index kit cost $1k, of which the index stand alone is $500, which is likely how much the PSVR2 is going to be sold at with a loss. Some of that might also be due to scale since the PSVR2 may be able to sell upwards of 10 million units while the Index will sell maybe 500k lifetime? (At this point it's likely already sold over 150k units) so for $500 you do get an impressive set up from Sony. The index controllers are $280 for a pair ($150-$200 is my guess for the replacement cost of the PSVR controllers. A regular DS controller is already $70. So $150 for the controllers and $350 for the HMD, which is a lot more compared with what the quest 2 has to work with, with $150 of that already being just for the controllers, so the quest 2 is just $150, so $200 is a big difference). $150 just for the index light houses. So right off the bat the Deckard would be $850 and depending on what they do for the controllers (just dropping the price by $50) you will end up with a wireless stand alone HMD for $800USD or so.
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