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How do I use what..? I said I haven't used it.. at all, lol. Oh wait no I did use it once because my son was playing GT7 with it and I tried the car display mode where you can walk around the cars and sit in them to look around their interiors, which was pretty cool to see exotic cars fully-modeled interiors at least.
It was the way you worded it, made me do a double take
.I've used a quest 2 i borrowed from my office. We have a quest 3 now I'll try out. My prior headset was the reverb g2 v2. It's better than the reverb because it has actual controllers that dont suck, and the tracking is far better. Visual clarity was probably better on the reverb because it has very slight SDE but no Mura effect. Mura kind of looks like a slight bit of grain over the entire image. If you can't run the headset at full res it makes it more noticeable. It's also a lot more noticeable in dark / gray scenes. When i play Horizon it doesn't bother me, but RE 4 without running PS 5 pro (regular ps5 has reduced resolution) is borderline for me (i might not play it tbh). If I'm running any game on PC it's great because i can just dial my settings in and run it at full res. Riven looks fantastic, so does Alyx. Metro is bad on PC for some reason, just runs like a pig. Only bad experience on PC so far.
The Quest 3 has pancake lenses, none of the other headsets you mentioned do. The Lenses are also some of the best on the market. The clarity of Pancake lenses is amazing. Some people find it very hard to go back to using any headset with Fresnel lenses after using a headset with pancake lenses.
Meh I'll still try it. I have no clarity issues besides mura(big one) and some subtle god rays. SDE is not really very noticeable, it seems less noticeable than prior headsets I've tried, maybe because it can actually display black. Im not sure. The only time i really felt SDE on the Reverb G2 was during dark scenes in half life alyx. The flash light + the gray black made it super noticeable. I'm wondering if certain color frequencies make it more noticeable or not. As good as the lenses are, getting deep blacks and an actual HDR representation in PS5 games is a pretty solid trade off either way.Sorry, I know I am been pedantic, but LCD panels have less SDE than OLED. It's one of the disadvantages of using OLED screens.
I would recommend that you don't try it and live in happiness with your PSVR 2
And way better than what I was ever able to achieve with the Quest 2. Just if you are ever trying a Quest 3 headset again, give those settings a go. 
Yeah, the Quest 3's LCD screens are never going to match an OLED display. But, I would bet any money that the headset you tried had the brightness up too high and had the contrast adaptive brightness control turned off. There is also a contrast option in the accessibility settings of the Quest 3. If you tinker with that setting and the brightness, you can get reasonably good black levels with minimum black crush. At least good for LCD
Just going back to your Reverb G2, what you were probably noticing were lens defects. The G2 didn't have great lenses and had a very small sweet spot.
Mura is a big problem with the PSVR 2. Some people are lucky and can ignore it or live with it.
I'll try it again some time, the PSVR 2 is fine but it's not a great headset. For a new 300 dollar unit, it's acceptable. RE 4 VR is just so much damn fun, and I have access to a PS 5 I don't own so that kind of pushed it over the edge. I'm not sure I'd get the headset without owning a PS 5 though. Without it the Quest is the superior choice if you can get it at a discount as well, that or the frame (depending on the price). It just made sense in this case and I'm enjoying it.Yeah, the Quest 3's LCD screens are never going to match an OLED display. But, I would bet any money that the headset you tried had the brightness up too high and had the contrast adaptive brightness control turned off. There is also a contrast option in the accessibility settings of the Quest 3. If you tinker with that setting and the brightness, you can get reasonably good black levels with minimum black crush. At least good for LCD
Just going back to your Reverb G2, what you were probably noticing were lens defects. The G2 didn't have great lenses and had a very small sweet spot.
Mura is a big problem with the PSVR 2. Some people are lucky and can ignore it or live with it.
Yeah man if you can't get excited for some painful leon cringe and shooting ganados, dust yourself off because you're dead inside. If the game were on PC I'd be playing it there without question. Hell I'd probably spend a gillion dollars on a new pimax micro-led headset just to see it in all of it's glory.
I feel like Micro-led + wireless at a reasonable price is where we'll see another VR take-off. It's going to be a while though lol. I haven't really used mine in a while because it's getting warm outside and I don't want a sweaty trashcan on my head. PSVR2 is great, but I wouldn't recommend it without a ps 5 tbh.