Customer Ratings & Reviews

It’s fun for your basic be games but I don’t think with all the games we have right now for Vr are their yet and is worth buying it until we go forth in technology for games. Give it a couple more years and VR will be worth every penny.

The Oculus is fun. There are a few games that seem so realistic it's crazy. I played a free game that was so intense. "Mission: ISS" I'm pretty sure that's the name. I thought I was going to fall over at one point from the lack of gravity in the game. It just felt odd. Anyways, I'm still slowly growing my list of games in my library. So I feel like I still haven't experienced all of what Oculus has to offer. There are a few problems I have encountered: Finding space to play games is one. I have two huge dogs and two small children. I don't need to punch any of them in the face. No I don't live in a mansion or have a gym at my disposal. The other issue is the battery life for the headset could be a bit better. Other than that, I like it. I would buy it again.

Very good product, my 12 year old and 9 year old can play Edith ease

We previously bought this in march 2023 with a 3 yr warranty. The kids broke a controller (which isn’t easy) and the exchange and warranty renewal was easy. We all love playing with the VR

This thing is incredible! I believe VR is the future of gaming and social interaction, and this system is a great start. The Oculus Quest 2 puts you in 3D virtual environments where where the laws of physics may, or may not, apply. Being part of Facebook, these environments, and games, often incorporate social interactions allowing you to interact with others in your friend list. I love using it with friends and family. The systems seamlessly tracks your movements without lag. The resolution is just ok and lends itself best to avatar style characters. I'm sure resolution will improve with future hardware versions, but the current resolution is quite usable. I highly recommend this system,

So glad we went with the larger storage capacity. My son and I have been having so much fun finding new games and apps. The interface is extremely intuitive, so we were playing in no time. The only drawback is the required Facebook account. I had finally escaped that cesspool and had to create a new account just to use the Oculus.

The Oculus Quest 2 stands alone as the best VR headset money can buy. It continues to get loads of new features as well such as hand tracking, 90hz (better frame rate), and more graphical enhances to the Oculus link mode (lets you connect a gaming pc to it). I will be selling my PC Rift S most likely because this is the best of all worlds. I can't recommend this VR headset enough. I recommend the 256gig version since the headset cannot be upgraded with additional space later and some games may lose save files if you uninstall them. But if you are a casual gamer 64 gigs should be more than enough. I recommend this headset to absolutely everyone. Try not to compare it to the PSVR as it is a very different product. Wireless VR with this much resolution at this frame rate is remarkable.

Overall a decent product. Well made, controllers work, with a very little learning curve. Most people take to it quickly when I put them in their hands. I've only purchased a few games so far, but I carefully vetted what I purchased, so I am very happy with them. Some games only play standing up, some sitting, some both. There's a lot that I wouldn't use much, so do your research before wasting money on games. As for motion sickness, this is far better than my Playstation VR, almost non existent. I said almost, not without. They do a good job of adding anti naseau settings in the headset, and in the media you purchase, which honestly I haven't had to use. So they took measures to address that. Battery is well over an hour, close to the 2 hr mark I would think, and that is MORE than enough. Honestly I'm only good for around an hour. I need a break then. This is still not nearly as easy as playing a standard game watching a TV. Don't mistake it, you will need a break every hour. I'm 56, and youth definitely has an advantage here. If your ok with what you just read from me, stop contemplating and go pick it up. I'm sure you'll find some interesting media to play.

Pretty cool but makes me dizzy! Glad my kiddo likes it though.

Very good bought it for my brother and he has loved it we’ve had it for 2 years now and it’s been very fun

.Great product, bought for son and he loves it. Will definitely recommend

Bought as a gift for an older family member. He has been loving the interaction. I used it ince and it gve me a bit of a headache. I went back and forth between the storage size and went with the bigger gb. Turns out I could have gine with the smaller amount but its a good and fun system.

My boys are happy with the new purchase, and so am I

Works great. Love the packaging. We promised our 11 year old one of these if he put forth his best effort all through 6th grade. He found the incentive motivating and now his older sister and younger brother get to use it too.

If you have not had the chance to experience VR then the time has never been better. With this headset you can experience most of what VR has to offer. From the freedom to play great VR titles in almost any room to connecting to a VR ready PC and playing steam titles through the Oculus Link (Sold Separately). Pros: No cables (Even to connect to PC through Virtual Desktop Paid) Very comfortable and intuitive controllers. Setup is fast and no external sensors to worry about Great visual and minimal screen door effect. Cons: 2 Hour battery is great to prevent long sessions but wish it could be longer. Can be front heavy and adds a little more pressure than PCVR headsets. White headstrap gets dirty easily. Overall it has been a great upgrade from the original oculus rift.

I purchased this item as I gift for my daughter, I really like the graphics and it is easy to navigate and use . You have to purchase games through the system itself but is easy enough. the games are realistic and fun

The Occulus Quest 2 is a great, mobile, user friendly VR headset that has quite a few fun games to choose from. Beat Saber is tons of fun to play with your friends and family. We started out with one headset, and that quickly turned into 5 headsets so that we could all play together. There is a fun MMO game too called Zenith that I've been enjoying as well. The biggest downsides are that: 1. a facebook account is required. I suggest making a dummy account so that they can't leach all your personal information to sell. 2. In game purchases due add up if you want to get the full experience on some of the games (I'm looking at you beat saber) One thing to note, that isn't necessarily a downside, is that the battery life taps out between the 2.5 - 3 hour mark. Which, is honestly pretty impressive for a computer you're essentially wearing on your face. To remedy this, we bought 15ft USB-C cables to plug in while we play. Can be a bit cumbersome, but, it comes in hand when you're 5-hours deep in a game.

Really fun and actually feels like you’re in the game, doesn’t cause motion sickness but if you play for a long period of time it can cause a headache. Needs fans built into the console, makes your face very sweaty

Decent VR system. The software is quite bad when trying to play with a PC. Battery life isn’t so great either. Dies very quickly.

Is a great gaming console, but I return mine because it makes me dizzy and if you are someone that gets dizzy quickly this is not for you; overall the material is great I like that it comes with two games that are fun and worth it.