Customer Ratings & Reviews

Fun to play good games. Good price. I would recommend the higher gig.

Great product and so, so much fun! Fun for the whole family!

Great experience with it and a great way to make more friends

Christmas gift for my son. He still plays with it. It's fun

Love this meta quest 4 it’s wonderful. My grandkids play all the time

Overall Quest is fun and good for family fun!!!!!!

Endless hours of fun, so happy I bought it for my family.

Comfortable and a great VR to have. The whole family enjoys it.

Great fun for family. Entertaining to play and to watch the kids play.

Like how it brings things to life and connects easier

I absolutely love the oculus quest 2. The games are so Immersive it really puts you right into the story of each game! It can do so much more than just games! You can be in a movie theater, on a computer, or even on a tour of another country or place of interest!! I have yet seen anyone not live it that I have showed it to! Let it be in your next family get together!

The Oculus - Quest 2 is just okay. The product is nice and cool. The VR experience without a doubt is awesome, but short lived for the cost of the unit. I don't feel the price is reflect of the production environment available. Without a doubt this expensive toy will get tossed in the closet in less than 6 months along with $430 price tag after taxes plus any extra games I bought. I'll be more disappointed when I see the sale price kick in and wonder why I bought it in the first place. For the kids of course, duh... The system did not come with any free game content or experience. There is not a lot of game content to really choose from or demo. Not a big store to choose free games that bombard you with advertising like on Android or Apple. Would be nice to see some Apple or Android games ported over. Something like Angry Birds would be so cool in VR. An online library with paid subscription would be better. With that being said, the quality and experience of the product are good. I just feel that price associated with what you get is less than production worthy. A lot of the extra accessories they sale on the side should of been included with the Oculus. For example, the more advanced headband and carrying case. Those two items combined are about $200. Only $100 shy of the low end version of the Oculus. No protective case? That's right, but you get to keep the nice box it came in! The out of box headband is a headache sometimes. Also not a big fan of 64 GB vs 256 GB version for an extra $100. They should of just integrated a micro SD expansion slot. I think that would of been better than locking the end user into two choices. Would of rather had a cheaper version in the middle with 100 GB with an expansion slot option. For my last Karen Cry, I do not use Facebook and did not have an account until I was force to create one by simply owning the Oculus. So by entering the VR world, Facebook gets to enter my world now. I'm so 1984, I don't want to be trolled. In conclusion the Oculus - Quest 2 is a quality made product with a awesome new experience. I just feel the product is over priced and not equally matched with a wide selection of games to support it just yet. Still has a long way to go and the public is being used to test it.

I really liked that it is very immersive. It’s very fun.

Loved by the kids. Easy to set up and works flawlessly.

Great vr experience. I use mostly for meditation apps. Games are fun too!

Fun watching my kids play lots of screaming very exciting while playing

Its everything you would ask in a vr headset. Bought it for my kid and he loved it.

Gift for my son 14th bday. It was perfect! He plays with it all the time!

Overall, this headset is pretty well built and user-friendly. There's also the convenience of not needing a PC, as you can just wirelessly connect to Wi-Fi. However, if you have the money, room space, and a powerful PC, I would highly recommend the Valve Index or HTC Vive Pro 2 instead. There were a few factors of this headset that I didn't like, one being the issue of battery life. According to a couple articles and YouTube reviews, you'll receive an average of 2-3 hours dependent upon the game or media app you launch. But according to my own experience, you'll be fortunate to receive BARELY 2-hours of gameplay before this headset dies. Another issue I have with this headset is the need for a Facebook account. While it doesn't personally affect me that much, it still raises the question of why it's necessary. Regardless, I just decided to make an "inactive" account, and hope for the best. Last issue I have with this headset is the uncomfortable headstrap. I understand that you get what you pay for. However, it's obvious that if you want to have a "good time," you're going to need to buy oculus accessories that provide that extra comfort, and battery life. In the end, you'll probably end up paying just as much for this headset and its accessories as you would the other headsets I mentioned above. But even with these issues, if you don't have the money, the space, a strong PC, or these problems just don't bother you, I'd still recommend this headset as it's the best one out, for now.

Excellent exercise source. I love to play the interactive games. It keeps me moving!