Customer Ratings & Reviews

I initially purchased this to use as an alternative for fitness. With the state of the world right now, I don’t enjoy going for jogs having to wear a mask. Treadmill has become too monotonous. Enter the Oculus Quest 2. There are some standard demos and immersion videos you can experience, but I just went straight in and purchased FitXR ($29.99). Immediately felt it was worth every penny. Just keep in mind that to get the maximum workout you have to mindfully squat and lunge deeply using current form. Sure you can just bow or lean out of the way, but why? The boxing has impact visuals that show when you hit harder. I go for blood jabbing/hooking/uppercutting hard like a real fight the whole time. The dance workouts? You’ll laugh at yourself for having so much fun with them! Guaranteed!! Interestingly enough, you can even play this while sitting down or in bed. Just set the floor level correctly. The game is customizable to remove features like dodging/ducking. Even someone in a wheelchair can use it and have a great experience. Powers on quickly. Connects to your WiFi easily enough (typing in the long wireless passphrase is a bit annoying using the virtual keyboard). Graphics are fun as you can literally turn 360 degrees and look all around and above you. You “carve out” the area you want to play in using the controller (you literally see - via external cameras - your real world environment). If you start to close to your carved out boundary? A virtual wall appears to remind you where your limits are. Swimming with sharks was interesting as is traveling to say Dubai or Mt. Everest. The next day I went all in and got the following: o Beat Saber $29.99 o The Thrill of the Fight $9.99 o Vader Immortal Episode III $9.99 I wish it came with a storage case, but I just got a Hermitshell hard case from Amazon. No need to spend $30-50 on a stand. Just use cheap wall mount hooks or even plastic ones with 3M adhesive on the back (like I use for loofahs in the shower). The only NEGATIVE I can think of is shared use of the headset is kind of gross and unsanitary to me. You will sweat. Facial oils (and/or makeup) will transfer. They really should include multiple colored pads to connect to the head unit so each user can pop on their own color coded spacer. Totally recommend getting an Oculus Quest 2. Most innovative fun I’ve had in decades.

This is awesome, lots of fun, kids and I have been playing it a lot, if your friends have one you can join up with them in a game or watch movies together, lots of things to do on this, highly recommend.

Bought one for me son 3 years ago and it's still going strong. He's played it everyday it seems and never had issues with the battery or any system problems.

It is what it is. I does what it does. Not gonna review this as it would be redundant. If you research you will find more PROfessional reviews than you have time to read. Best in value in class. Under a Thousand dollars? Here is your solution! Want better VR quality and such? Get ready to spend at LEAST $1200 - $1500 minimum to exceed this products capabilities. Basically FB and Co are selling this as practically a Loss Leader for the last 2-3 years and ongoing. Maybe one day if I do better financially I will sink serious cash and upgrade. But for now? This is great! This will satisfy todays VR jones w/o mortgaging the house! So take advantage now if you want to dive into quality VR and see if it's for you.

Total immersion!…. You’re in the game. Great graphics and sounds. Easy to setup. Excellent game selections So glad I purchased this product. ………………

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

My 15 yr old just loves the Quest 2. The only issues I've noticed is the difficulty of connecting it to her Xbox S. I do recommend getting a docking station for everything. It helps keep it all together and stay charged.

I've owned the PSVR on Playstation since it came out. Loved it, although, a few things that I have to mention to help my comparison to the OQ2... 1. Hated the cords constantly getting tangled. Not only that but if you didn't take care of the cords once your done playing, over time they start to crimp and I was worried that at some point the internal wires would snap making the headset useless. 2. The 180 degree view. Anytime I turned my head to far left or right, the tracking would go nuts. Same with motion controllers, they would jump out of view and you'd have to shake it to get it to re-track. 3. The headset in my honest opinion sucked. It was to tight. I tried everything and eventually unhooked the rubber band straps on both sides. This allow it to sit on my head without squeezing the blood from my brain. This very fact was the main reason I got motion sickness. Once I relieved that pressure, I no longer got sick while playing. 4. Screendoor. Wasn't bad but noticeable. NOW... the OCULUS QUEST 2: Blown away. No cables to mess with, resolution is clear and sharp, headset on my head doesn't squeeze the life out of my brain, no screendoor effect. 1. The headset. Honestly, I was actually nervous to put it on. I was afraid I'd put this thing on and I'd get sick like the PSVR. NOPE! I was shocked. The headset fit on my head perfect, no pressure points cutting blood from my brain... I played for 2 hours straight and didn't get sick. My face felt like the blood had drained due to the pressure on my cheekbones but overall, awesome. 2. I've never played VR with high resolution. I'm used to the PSVR and screendoor. Fuzzy words, FOV sometimes sucked. The Quest 2.. wow. I just wasn't ready for high resolution and everything so clear, easy to read, no screen door. What a huge difference. I can see why people fork out 1K on higher end VR units. Worth it. Which is why the Quest 2 is a shocking piece of tech for the price. Can't beat it. 3. 360 degrees. Being so used to 180 degrees, it was awesome when I drew my perimeter around the living room and could walk in any direction without cables tripping me up. Sounds funny but it was liberating to stand, sit, crawl, jump and walk anywhere. Again, blown away and wish I would have jumped to wireless sooner. So many other things that blew my mind and in my opinion it blows the PSVR away. YES, PSVR does have some great exclusives BUT the Quest 2 has Steam and all the games from FB with Virtual Desktop. It's just awesome. No other words for it. My son owns PSVR and put it on last night as well... it ruined it for him. He instantly wants to get rid of his PSVR and switch to Quest 2. Just an awesome piece of tech for the price. No regrets.

Amazing and fun for anyone! Simple to use and set up, and being able to play Steam games is a huge advantage.

It was a gift for my son but it ended up being the family entertainment.

Still a fantastic headset in 2025, far more options to use installed games rather than need to hook up to a PC.

Got this for my son for xmas and he loves the headset. I like it because he gets to play on the games and i love it because he gets alot of exercise while playing it. He will come from his room pouring sweat from interacting in the game.

Strap on your rocket-powered socks because the Oculus Quest 2 256GB is like a VR party for your brain! It's sleek, comfy, and has a display so sharp it'll make your eyeballs high-five each other. Plus, it's wireless, so you can breakdance in VR anywhere. With more games than you can shake a virtual stick at, it's like having a theme park in your living room. And guess what? Oculus keeps this baby fresh with updates. If you're not wearing one right now, you're missing out on the future.

Exactly what you would expect in a virtual reality headset. Just wish it came with rechargeable batteries in the hand controllers. And the exercise potential of this thing is limitless! Even basic games may cause you to break a sweat.

Best VR set to date and no hassle at the store and was easy to setup. The gameplay is amazing ig anyone gets car sick it takes sometime to get used too

I picked this up as a gift and it turned out to be a great party item. Everyone that sees it has to try it out, adults and kids alike. We found out that it is so immersive that motion sensitive friends can't use it. After about 30min of updates and setup we had a good time. Make sure to clear an area around the player for safety for everyone and everything in reach. Even with the mandatory Facebook account to setup, we found settings to deactivate so it wasn't broadcasting our use. The good: Virtual sensory immersion is awesome. Price point for hardware. Easy to use. The bad: You have to set up a Facebook/Meta account... Game prices. If you get motion sickness, this is not for you! Fun physically and mentally.

Love this headset! The controllers are comfortable and the interface is easy to use. The headset is comfortable to wear for an extended period of time. There is a little bit of light bleed around the nose area, but not too bad, Beat Saber is definitely a fun game to get started playing. If you're into horror then I recommend The Exorcist Legion. It's truly terrifying. I recommend getting a battery pack because the battery life isn't great. Other than the battery life, I highly recommend this headset.

I love this VR. The kids have so much fun on it. I recommend getting a longing charger so that you can plug and play.

I love the headset. I thought it would be a bit heavy but it is not. Very easy to start using right away. I am very satisfied .

Amazing experience allowed me to make many memories with my kid 100% recommend.