Comparing the Oculus Quest 2 and HTC VIVE Cosmos Elite is a difficult task, as both are impressive virtual reality headsets. When looking at their specs side by side, it becomes easier to see the differences between them.

The first major difference between these two headsets is that the Oculus Quest 2 is a standalone device, while the HTC VIVE Cosmos Elite requires a PC connection to operate. This means that if you don’t have access to a computer or just want something more portable and convenient, then the Quest 2 might be better suited for you. The other significant feature of the Quest 2 compared to its competition is its improved resolution of 1832 x 1920 px, giving you an incredibly immersive experience in VR games and experiences.

The VIVE Cosmos Elite offers superior specs when compared to the Oculus Quest 2 with regards to display specifications such as field of view (FOV) and refresh rate. It has an impressive 110° FOV which allows for increased immersion in your favorite games and apps whereas on the Quest 2 it only has 97° FOV which can still give you an enjoyable experience but won’t quite match up with what you get from this other headset. In addition, it also features a higher refresh rate at 90 Hz making motion smoother than ever before when playing on this device. However, this does come at the cost of needing a PC connection for operation which may not suit everyone depending on their situation.

When comparing specs alone there can be no clear winner between these two devices as they each have their own unique strengths and weaknesses so ultimately it will come down to personal preference when deciding which one would best suit your needs/desires in terms of VR gaming/experiences. From my own experience using both headsets I found that I personally preferred using the VIVE Cosmos Elite due mainly because I had access to a PC with strong enough hardware requirements needed for its operation but I could understand why someone might prefer using either one over another depending on their specific situation since they do offer different levels of immersion based off their respective specs mentioned above - so take all that into account before making any final decisions!