Light or Super?

Unlike a lot of people here, I don't really have a functional VR headset. I have a Quest 3, but I hate this thing with a passion - it's uncomfortable, it hurts my eyes, it has defects that prevents some functionality I need, and it looks hideous to boot. So, while I understand the whole "wait and see" approach with Pimax given the past issues, I don't really have another VR headset to fall back on in the interim, and I can't use my simracing setup without VR.

The PCL seems to have a lot of quality control issues, and has a low FOV which is pretty important for me.

Meanwhile the PCS has had some negative impressions from CES, and quality control is a big unknown, but it's newer, and has a wider FOV.

My thoughts are basically that PCS is probably a better bet - the quality control likely can't be worse than with the PCL, and I have a hard time thinking this thing will be worse overall than the PCL, even with the issues people reported at CES. I'm also not really sure how bad those issues are due to generally lacking a lot of VR experience personally - I'm not even sure how much I'd notice them. I'm sure it can't be worse than my busted Quest 3. And surely Pimax wouldn't ship a product worse than their previous one, right?

Obviously I'd look elsewhere to competitors, but it really doesn't seem like there ARE any viable alternatives to Pimax that can provide a decent FOV in a reasonable pricerange.

What do you folks think?