Customer Ratings & Reviews

VR and accessories has proven to be absolute entertainment for the whole family. My salesman at the Bel Air, MD location heard my concerns and my needs for an 11th birthday gift.

I upgraded this from Oculus ago and it was a good upgrade. It has much less screen door effect. The storage is good and quick. Connection is seemless. Great purchase!

It's a very good VR system for what it is. The tracking is usually accurate and not being tethered makes the VR experience much better. The screen resolution is also a major improvement over my last VR device (PSVR). However, there are some downsides. First the graphics are noticeably simpler. I was playing Arizona Sunshine and got stuck. I looked up some YouTube videos, which happened to be of the PC version, and it looked like a totally different game. I didn't deduct the star for this since this was to be expected. The star was deducted because you need to get the elite strap for the headset to be remotely comfortable. Then if you want a decent face plate that doesn't absorb sweat like crazy you need to buy one from VRCover. Finally the battery life is pretty subpar so you probably want the Elite Strap with Battery. And since you're spending that much you might as well get the carrying case combo. Buy the time you're done you'll have paid an extra $150 to make the system comfortable to use. And then you'll notice that the games are more expensive then some of the other platforms. The fact that you must have a Facebook account is another annoyance. Despite it's drawbacks I'm still happy I bought it though.

Virtual Reality is a word that inspires a lot of phrases, many revolving around the word "gimmick." But with this 2.0 update to the Oculus Quest system, it makes the VR world a little bit more accessible and mainstream. The only real compromise is giving up your facebook details. Tackling that last item first, since facebook owns the Oculus brand they now require your credentials in order to use the item. If that's a huge no-no for you, then this item will NOT work. Period. You cannot use the device without linking your facebook account, so avoid if you value your online privacy. Bearing the above in mind, this is an excellent intro experience for VR games and services. Oculus has crafted some really great games like Population One and Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge with Quest 2 in mind. The tracking and the controls are easy to get through and there's no feeling of crash course when starting up. You're gently guided through the process and allowed time to adjust. Battery life is about 2 hours, so don't expect to game for an extended period of time. Remember to set it on the charger after every use, otherwise you'll be disappointed at how life is left, especially if you've only taken it off and left it idle. The controller battery life is solid, but don't be surprised if your dominant hand controller eats up faster (which makes complete sense). Beyond the facebook requirement, the only negative I would give is the comfort level. The strap for the unit is clearly designed for ease of make, not wearer comfort. It's just a hard cloth strap, held on via velcro, which makes it very awkward to adjust while on your head. And then there are the lenses. Unlike other VR headsets - where there is an adjustable scale for the lenses for the wearer's comfort - the lens have three different lock-in spots that can adjust to. That's it. Take it or leave it. If you're like me, you're never getting a "perfect" alignment of the lenses to your eyes, and it's less than ideal. Eventually you adjust, but it's something that could be a potential issue for some. Overall, if you're interested in VR and have the 300-400 to spare (go for the larger one as games development for it gets more intense) this is definitely worth it. You're getting a device that isn't bogged down by cables or a PC link, allowing you so much freedom, minus the freedom of anonymity from facebook.

Easy to use/setup Quest store is convenient and easy to navigate. I love being able to purchase games directly on the headset and be able to take it with me and play. Setting up the headset with your PC (I play through Steam VR) can be a process on initial set-up. After that it’s pretty smooth sailing. What I didn’t know about the headset is that the graphics vary between steam vr and the quest store. In my opinion, steam vr graphics are way better than buying directly through the quest store. The catch though, is you have to plug your headset into the PC while playing games through steam vr. Overall, highly recommend this headset. Haven’t had any issues playing any games (yet) both through quest store and steam vr.

Lots of fun. We opted for the 256 version. Most games dont take up much space but there are a few memory intensive ones so its good to have the extra memory. Personally i haven't had any of the eye strain or headaches thay some people reported but a few family members have. Some games will give you a work out and you will sweat around your eyes, dripping in some cases. So I've had to constantly remove and wipe off head set. Will probably get a few accessories later for comfort and storage. Battery not the longest lasting maybe 2-3hrs but probably for the best so you dont strain your eyes. Most games have simple graphics but still fun. We did need a FB acct to setup but it looks like with recent update it might not be required any more. Biggest con is that it doesn't have external memory slot, im sure with some of the bigger games it will be an issue later. Controllers seem to be pretty solid, gaurd around buttons really helps and they just run off 1 AA battery each that does last a good while.

So much fun and so many game options for all differnent ages in the store front! I love that you can “cast” through the Meta Quest app and view what the person playing is viewing through your phone!

Awesome device. My husband and kids love it. My kids will do dancing and workout routines while my husband loves to use it to work out. He also loves to play shooting games. Do keep in mind that some people make get motion sickness while playing certain games.

Its deff. Interesting thats for sure, i bought it for the wife and kids and they all love it, there are certain games that makes me queasy but still really fun

This is a great VR to start with ...easy to use and set up. Lots of fun and so realistic it's like you're in another world. Great for family fun. So far there bhas been no issues. The only thing is the games you purchase can get expensive.

Now that the variety of hames has expanded this is great! Those that get dizzy with heights or motion sickness should be careful.

Great graphics and life-like. My son is constantly playing his VR. He gets sweaty from his movements. I'm sure its a workout as he moves his arms rigorously to play Gorilla Tag.

It is so much fun. It's so addicting. But be very careful because i hit my wife when I played boxing in VR. The only problem is that VR is kind of heavy. It moves, when you dodge something from the game.

I made sure to look at youtube videos and asks others to find what not to do,and what was recommended to do,like get aclimated to it first,befoe doing a big motion thing(can get dizzy,if your not used to), and I also am trying all the free trials. It looks very real ,I am looking for a great hockey game though,they only have one and its in trial run,but I playmedal of homor or call of duty,but I did notice it is hard to lload th e gun,and I guess they are aware of the problem because the newest one coming out is suppose to be easier to load. It is great that you can make a safety circle and if you step outside it ,it comes back to where you really are without having to take off headset.I wished I had gotten the charging stand at same time,but i will be getting that as well.

The Oculus Quest 2 is a great piece of hardware, and has the potential to truly transform gaming -The headset fits well and the basic strap is comfortable and versatile, but the whole thing feels just a touch too heavy at times -The system requires a Facebook account, meaning it's not for kids under 13 as their own system; it also means that there's a slim chance you'll get multiple user accounts on the same device -The are many games for the Quest 2, but very few rise to the level of AAA titles on other systems -I am not able to cast Quest 2 video to my brand new VIZIO TV, but I hope that gets solved soon with a firmware update for either the Quest or the TV -Despite its missing software and potential compatibility issues, the Quest 2 is totally a buy for people who love to game and want a unique experience

The price is the best, so easy to use and very comfortable to wear.

Great VR headset, the only real downside to it is battery life. You should already know if you're looking at the Quest that you are trading mobile, PC-free convenience for a hit in performance. That being said this things still performs quite well, especially since most VR games are very simple in terms of graphics and texture. If you've ever played VR games before you are probably already aware of that. To me, the ability to take this thing anywhere and use it wire free (not to mention share that experience with others) far outweighs being able to run a select few titles that require the horsepower of a PC. The one major downside to this device is that the battery life sucks. On a full charge the HMD gets about 2 hours of battery life before it needs to be plugged in. The controllers last a good bit longer so they aren't as much of a concern. The good news is you can buy a battery extension pack or plug in to a battery charger (mobile pack or plugged into the wall) while you are playing so you aren't completely limited to 2 hours. I've found I typically don't play more than an hour or two at a time anyways, but it is somewhat bothersome having to charge it after every single use.

This is a fun game. You do have to purchase games separately like all gaming devices. You also need to have a subscription to meta quests but it’s fun for the whole family

The Meta Quest 2 is an amazing device. Make sure to get Supernatural Fitness. The combo of these two things has been way cheaper than going to the gym and I have had astonishing results.

My son loves it. He saved up all his money to purchase it. Staff was friendly and professional. He says, It makes you feel like you're actually in the game. There's enough apps and games to keep him entertained.