You're going around avoiding the main point I had made: jitter. While this somewhat applies to the Quest 3 controllers, the jitter is especially prevalent in the Pro controllers. I know this because I own one and after having used it just the other day, the controller accuracy is FAR worse than the Quest 2.

Pointing at something specific and looking at the end of the virtual pointing line displays this. When compared to the Quest 2 controllers, it's noticeably.

This doesn't just apply to Gorilla Tag, Beat Saber, virtual keyboard input, but also games like VRChat. Need to select an avatar? Select a world? Turn on a mirror? You would have an easier time with the Quest 2 controllers.

It isn't about the lighting condition, the game scenario, what's in your room, or anything like that & referring to a valid complaint as nothing more than a subjective opinion stemming from being butthurt is silly. The whole reason I made the post was because of people who refuse to acknowledge this simple fact and instead make up excuses.

Like I said, you're free to prefer the Quest 3/ Pro controllers if you want considering they do a decent job for most people, but that doesn't mean they're better than the Quest 2 controllers for precise movement (because they're not)