0.6T vs 1.0T Mri image quality difference

I am going for an open MRI cervical spine imaging due to claustrophobia. I have 3 options

Fonar sleeping 0.6T - Facility has great reviews, Allows 1 person inside with you to hold your leg

Fonar upright 0.6T - Heard it's not great quality image. But it's upright. So less claustrophobia and may be spine loading imaging will be better.

Philips sleeping 1.0T - Facility has bad reviews, Doesn't allow inside anyone with you.

So Is there a image quality difference between 0.6T vs 1.0T?

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