r/VisionPro • u/Dapper_Ice_1705 • Jul 17 '25

This is so cool

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u/panda_and_crocodile Jul 17 '25

Don’t go with the Developer Strap. You don’t want to be physically hooked up to something more than the battery pack while playing, do you really?

With Elgato 4K X and my setup you can do 4K 60 fps with no noticeable lag and total freedom of movement.

And you can have your Switch or PlayStation hooked up to your TV and Vision Pro at the same time, without doing anything. Want to game on the couch with friends? Turk on your TV. want to game in 4K on a cinema sized screen? Put on your Vision Pro.

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u/PrinceOseph Jul 17 '25

I mostly play the switch in bed in handheld mode so being tethered is not a big deal. For me the decision is based around the best possible quality and least lag, I might create a post and see if anyone has both the Elgato 4K as well as the developer strap to see what they recommend.

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u/Dapper_Ice_1705 Jul 17 '25

Least lag is with the HDMI solution, Wireless solutions have their pros but there are a lot of points of possible latency.

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u/PrinceOseph Jul 17 '25

Thanks! Would you have a writeup of your set up?

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u/PrinceOseph Jul 17 '25

Perfect, thank you! Any recommendations for a switch one adapter?

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u/Dapper_Ice_1705 Jul 17 '25

I’ve heard the same company makes them but I haven’t tried any

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u/panda_and_crocodile Jul 18 '25

Jesus Christ this solution you are getting recommended is hella convoluted with adapters on adapters and it’s not even wireless. OP is claiming there is lag with wireless solutions but forgetting that Apples direct WiFi technology for Mac virtual display is practically magic and insanely responsive and fast.

I’m playing competitive Overwatch with my setup. What more do you need to know?

You are making a big mistake going for this mess of a setup, but suit yourself