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If you’re looking for a VR headset, two great options are the Oculus Quest and TQSKY T1. Both offer great features, but there are some key differences between them to consider.

The first difference is in their overall purpose: The Oculus Quest is a standalone virtual reality (VR) headset while the TQSKY T1 is an augmented reality (AR) smartphone device. This means that the Oculus Quest requires no additional hardware or software to be used, and it can be used anywhere with its built-in sensors for room-scale tracking and 360° view. On the other hand, the TQSKY T1 needs to be connected to a compatible smartphone in order for it to function properly.

In terms of field of view, the Oculus Quest offers 95° while the TQSKY T1 provides only 43° which might not be suitable for large scale experiences like gaming or watching videos where wider angles might provide better immersion. However, this could also prove beneficial if you want more focused visuals such as reading text or inspecting objects closely on your mobile device as you would with normal glasses.

Another difference between these devices is resolution; The Oculus Quest has 1600 × 1440 pixels per eye while the TSQKYT1 has 1920x1080 pixels per eye; this means that images on the Oculus may appear slightly blurrier than they would on the TSQKYT1 making it better suited for higher quality gaming experiences since graphics need to appear sharper at all times. The refresh rate of both headsets also differs significantly - 72 Hz in case of OCulus compared to 60 Hz in case of TSQKYT1 - meaning faster movements will look smoother when using an OCulus compared to using a TSQKYT1 .

Finally, one major difference between these two devices comes down to price point – The Oculus Quest retails at around $399 USD whereas the TSQKYT 1 can go as low as $40 USD depending on sales and promotions. This makes it easier for people who are new into VR/AR technology or just looking for something cheaper and more accessible without having too much hassle setting up extra hardware and accessories before being able use either device properly.

Overall, both headsets have their strengths and weaknesses but my personal preference goes towards the Oculus Quest because of its ease of use (no extra hardware/software needed), better field of view and higher resolution as well as superior refresh rate which gives smoother motion visuals making it worth spending slightly more money on than its counterpart from TSQKYT 1 .