Customer Ratings & Reviews

The product was in great quality, simple to use and great value for its price.

This was a good purchase. I bought it for $100 off the price. The new model is coming out so it will be phased out on sale. Works great and is sturdy and enjoyable. Not quite as great as my Steam Valve VR but the wireless makes it so much easier and less stressful about replacing cord that get twisted no matter how hard you try not to twist.

Beat vr experience I've ever had super easy to use

Wonderful graphics and easy to use! Got this for my 10 year old and now we have to share it because I love it too!

I bought this system for the kids bc Sony hadnt released their system at xmas time 22, So I had to get the next best thing.. and the kids are stoked they love it❤️❤️❤️.. I still got them the Psvr2 they will get that in Febuary 23 when it releases , Im thinking that will be what I play Bc they love this Oculus system so much .. we’ll see .. Really nice system kid approved..

This is a great VR headset. My kids love it and play it quite often. PROS: * stand-alone headset, which means it doesn’t require a high-end gaming PC or laptop to use * wireless so you can take it on road trips or to another room with ease * headset has a built-in headphone jack, allows the user to plug in a different headphone if they don’t want to use the built-in speakers * headset is pretty lightweight * can play Steam games by purchasing the extended USB-C cable (sold separately) and hooking it up to your PC or purchase the virtual desktop app through the Oculus store CONS: * battery life is about 2.5hrs on a full charge (this can be extended to another 2.5hrs, total of 5hrs, if you purchase the Elite Head Strap with Battery) * the head strap that comes with the headset is okay, but the Elite Head Strap makes a huge difference and almost a must

I received this as a birthday gift from my husband. After using it once I was hooked! The graphics are unbelievable not to mention the tracking abilities with your hands. It has exceeded my expectations of the battery life. I bought one for my husband so we could play together. I can’t wait to see what they come up with next!

My son absolutely loves it. I enjoy playing it as well. Need to get another battery for it though.

Great product, really fun and easy to use and set up

Very versatile. Few free games. Batteries go dead fast for the hand held controllers. Not for motion sick people.

Great quality great gift my son loves it! Very easy to use

This could use some help for people who wear glasses, definitely worth the money to buy the lenses, just saying Meta-verse in the 3-D virtual world is a fun place to play

It's a great product and it will last you a long time and is one of the sturdier models it's Graphics are good very few flaws it does have every once in awhile issue with turning on but that's after having it for a year I can last you punching a wall a few times definitely and as long as you have rechargeable batteries you will be good no wire makes it great for people who are clumsy like me and I hope everyone ends up getting this product at least as your beginner.

This is the cheapest fully realized VR experience. The trade-off is you HAVE to be in the Facebook ecosystem. The controllers are really nice and the graphics are good and the convenience of no cords and truly plug-and-play having used some other VR things is amazing and just works. That said, obviously, the value is in Facebook getting all your sweet sweet data and who knows whatever else secret data points. It is a trade off and for me, worth it. YMMV.

The Meta Quest 2 is so far one of the best game system in my opinion because not only your playing the game you are part of the game, with a great selection of VR games to play will definitely keep you in shape and help with you burning those calories. Great for playing and weight loss at the same time

Excellent VR, has a lot of options, a lot of games, we use it to practice baseball, have fun, exercise, and it is for the whole family Great System!

I absolutely love my Oculus Quest 2! It’s so much fun! The only thing that would improve it for me is the battery life. Other than that, it’s easy to use, the graphics are awesome, the game selection is huge! There are so many things to do, places to visit and people to meet! I highly recommend this product!

Bought this for my kids for Christmas last year. They love this device and they play it all the time. It also helps get them up off the couch to burn off some energy.

Are you a PCVR user with the Rift or any other tethered system wondering if this will suffice for PCVR via link or Virtual Desktop? Welllllll.... no. Not yet. This system isn’t bad, but if you’re looking to try to replace the Rift to use this mainly as PCVR, don’t do it. Currently the quality of PCVR via Link cable is horrible because of the compression. It’s noticeably blurry and it just doesn’t feel right. There are ways to make the video quality better (YouTube it) but it’s still not the same. If you’re coming from PCVR and wondering how the graphics look on the Quest 2 compacted to PC, you’ll be disappointed. There’s a huge noticeable difference. The Quest 2 games are much lower quality. Of course that’s because the PCVR system requires, well, a PC, and you must have the hardware to run it. I’m just saying there’s a huge difference. and if you have a PC and want the better graphics, I’d just keep the Rift S or wait for the HP Reverb G2. FIT. Everyone’s head is different. The strap on this headset isn’t horrible. It’s pretty comfortable, unless you’re looking to do long VR sessions. I noticed while playing FitXR and going a little wild with the quick squat exercises, the headset would move up. Any faster movement felt like it was going to pop off my head. And that’s with it pretty tight. So, as a lot of people are saying, you would need to spend another $50 to get the elite strap. Kinda BS, but whatever. SCREEN DOOR EFFECT. A lot of people wonder if the screen door effect is still there. It has been reduced by A LOT, but the blurriness depending on the adjustment is still there and yes you still need to adjust the headset and move your whole head to get a clear view like before. If you’re used to any other VR system, the screen quality here won’t blow you away. CONTROLLERS. The controllers are bigger. You can feel the difference. They’re not uncomfortable, but I liked the Rift S/Quest 1 controllers better. The Menu button placement on these new controllers are a bit flush and it took a bit to get used to finding them, as for the Rift S/Quest 1 they’re very easy to locate and have a “click” to them. Good system, but I wouldn’t spend money to upgrade from the Quest 1 or Rift S. If you’re more about PCVR and don’t mind being tethered, definitely use the Rift or other PCVR headsets. If you’re looking to upgrade from Quest 1, but you didn’t really mind the Quest 1, you won’t be blown away by the Quest 2. I’m sad they’re discontinuing the Rift S because I’m a PC gamer and love how much better the VR experience is on PC. Difference is night and day.

Working as it should, a fun way to play games, love it