Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have enjoyed the capabilities of the Meta Quest 2 and the variety of games and entertainment available for it. The portability allows me to take it with my to my college dorm room and the store is easy to navigate. Overall I can honestly say that I’m glad I made the decision to purchase this system.

Best value for money VR set on the market! I would recommend spending the extra $100 for more storage. Graphics and tracking will blow you away. The build quality is excellent and the head is comfy to wear. Best of all, having no wires enhances the vr to the next level. Highly recommended!

The Quest 2 was everything I'd heard it was while watching YouTube videos. The strap that came with it, made it so much more comfortable. Looking back I kind of wish I'd bought the extra battery too. It really doesn't last as long as I'd hoped, but given the technology at play it makes sense that it doesn't lasr super long.

The Meta Quest 2 VR Headset is a great system for beginners. The headset is comfortable and lightweight as well as the hand controls and they are easy to navigate. The demo for new users is easy to follow and fun to learn with. If I could change one thing, it would be the battery life. It is too short.

This has been so much fun. We got this for Christmas. The games have been great but be careful if you get motion sickness easily. A few minutes in the wrong game knocked me off my feet for an entire day. Also be sure to get the elite head strap it’s rough on hair, and a bit of a pain to adjust.

Got tired of waiting for my Rift S to come back from service, saw this, nabbed it. I also really wanted a cordless, self-contained rig for games that are just better with it. Better than Rift S: 1. Image quality is certainly better. Less screen door effect. 2. No cord, no PC required. Turn it on and play. Can connect to your PC wirelessly and play many of your Steam games through the wifi connection. (Some assembly required) 2B: Can install apps like Netflix and Hulu and watch your favorite shows on a "huge screen" from the comfort of your recliner. It's pretty cool. 3. Built in speakers are WAY better than Rift S. I spent hours trying to cobble together proper speakers for the S and eventually broke the headphone jack. Sound is really quite good. Worse than Rift S: 1. Janky head strap. Premium strap an absolute requirement to attain any sort of comfort. Once purchased and installed, it's great and quite comfortable. 2. "Sweet Spot" is smaller. Anything outside that small area becomes increasingly blurry. 3. Manual IPD has only 3 settling which creates more of a binocular image than the S. You can tell you're looking through two different lenses/screens. Very noticable and distracting when playing 1st person games with any sort of fast/large movements. Had to disable the comfort ring (forget what it's called) for movement in Skyrim it was so bad. 4. Cannot play top tier/heavy system requirement games even through the link cable. USB is simply no replacement for a dedicated Display Port. Skyrim was playable but Fallout 4 was not, and these are older titles. No way you could run Cyberpunk (assuming they make it VR) through USB.

I bought this for my son for Christmas and he loves it. I end of playing it too and loved it too. I did not imagine that I would enjoy playing it as much, but I did. Now I want my own. This is another way of working out.lol Great purchase.

I know it isn't the newest but it is absolutely amazing. I like to use the NASA feature and i play videos on it. We like to play beat saber. Great quality. Also works when i wear glasses!!

Very fun to play with, at first it made me dizzy but after a few weeks i got use to it. Would recommend to others, just make sure to play in a open space

This is absolutely amazing. Great way to exercise and have fun with the kids. The games are a bit pricey but thats ok because they are fun to play. Graphics and sound is absolutely great quality. Battery life is great. Purchased another one to play multiplayer

For the money, it was such a great vr headset, especially with all the updates like airlink, great headset. The controllers worked great as well. The downside for me was the lcd screen, ive experienced oled screens in a headset, and the fact that you can see youre looking at a light screen in the quest kinda ruins the immersion.

This thing is great. It is just like having a portable Rift. The screen door effect is gone. The fact that it can run so many titles on it's on is great and to get AAA titles out of it, you can just link it to your PC. I don't have an issue with the IPD. I know on the rift that I had it set to 64-65. On the Quest 2 I have it set to 2, and the is 63 according to the settings. The only thin I can recommend for it is the better head strap, and adjusting the unit up or down on my face to get the sweet spot. It has a huge library already available, and the fact they are adding in life events is the coolest idea ever. especially in the time we are living in. I would recommend this to anyone wanting to get into VR, or if you just want to upgrade. And I had zero issue setting it up. But I have used the gen 1 Rift. there is a companion app for it, so you do need a phone. But keep in mind you can show others what you are doing in the Quest 2 with it via video stream. So that is pretty handy.

Parent company aside, the Quest is a solid price per pound VR experience. You are not going to beat it as a stand alone or even paired to a computer on the cost per performance ratio. Cable free beats higher resolution in my book. One star drop for the ridiculous and painful head strap. Just add the cost of an upgrade in your plans because it is bad. I paired it with the elite strap that has the built in battery. That will double your play time between charges. I can play longer than 4 hours, but it is rare. There are other choices in straps, just accept you will likely have to make one. I have the original and there may be those wondering if it is worth the upgrade. I am mixed on that. Some of the better titles do need the Q2, but there is plenty to play on the original. Yes the resolution is better and the batteries in the controllers will last longer. Is it worth the cost to upgrade is really a judgment of what you want to do with it. I don’t like the feel of the new controllers myself, but they are easier on batteries. It is likely more a question of when to upgrade versus if. I’m okay with my choice to upgrade, but I do miss that better feel of the controller design and overall headset comfort of the original.

The best experience after years to play differents Platforms, this was a gift to my brother fanatic of play. Now he can play and move from his chair. Now is happy in his free time playing and exercising in the same time we have a good moment in family again.

Great quality! Loved being immersed into a different world. Careful how you move though, as you may run into your couch or table if you try to walk around.

This is a great product to have it’s fun and you can exercise as well as playing the game great for people who don’t want to get out and go to the gym get cardio in your living room

I really like the virtual reality experience and is really fun when being online and playing with friends that have their own oculus. It also has a lot of games to choose from which i thought was really cool. Overall really great product!

This thing is a BLAST. The adults love it and the Grandkids can’t put it down. We actually have 2of them and we are play with them together

Grandson wanted this for Christmas and his 18th birthday. Went with larger GB 256 so he's very happy plus I am Total Tech member so got free shipping to him and 24 month Geek Squad protection plan so guess we're all pleased!!

The purchase of this was so easy and the pickup process was smooth and painless, even during the busy Christmas season! My stepson loves this, and so do we! Fun games and lots of laughing, making it perfect for family time! It does cause a headache if you play too long, but he needs a break from electronics anyway! Thanks Best Buy!