Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

I mean let's face it.. regular reality has pretty much sucked for the past two years. So why drudge through the day-to-day slog of real life when for a few hundred bucks and some disapproving looks from your family, you can escape to a reality that is virtually your own? Sure, this reality may seem like you're looking at the world through a screen door attached to horse blinders, but isnt that a small price to pay to eliminate all that pesky personal exposure to coughy, sneezy people? And the fact that you are untethered to an electronic anchor allows you the freedom of movement that will have you feeling like you are *actually* running through fields of flowers and dispatching zombies with your bare hands. Unlike reality reality, you will find yourself unburdened by a breadth of options and choices of things to do. Much like an episode of the Kardashians, the content doesn't run deep. But again, you get to live in the shallow pool of your own design and that can't all be bad. There is enough to keep you interested - at least until actual reality improves.

One of the best values in a VR headset. Performs excellent for a headset in this price range. Only drawback is you have to have a Facebook account, not a deal breaker, most people already have one.

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

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.

My loved good quality it can be for adults and kids

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

Headset is very heavy. Graphics on some games are ok.

Its a very expensive netflix viewer. The games are basic, the balance of the headset is very front heavy. Got it for my kids to play beatsabers, was used for maybe 3 days and forgotten about due to headaches. Battery life is subpar and the Bulkyness of the Display cable is a huge hinderance.

They're great! I knew the Meta Quest 3 was coming out, but I didn't want to wait, and I'm glad I didn't. They've made playing my favorite games like War Thunder even more fun and immersive.

I was honestly never really into the idea of VR but these were a game changer for me. The fact that they are portable, long battery life, and extremely calibrated. 0 complaints.

my wife’s loved it and it’s great for the kids also.

I have been playing on this system nonstop since I’ve bought it. My dad also bought one (the 3 instead of 2) and I have convinced a few other people to get them too.

Excellent product, One of the controllers started to lag, we had the protection and best buy replaced the unit. All we had to do was buy another protection plan. So happy with our purchase and BestBuy.

The Meta Quest 2 is a great product with lots of benefits to it but has limited PCVR as airlink tends to be laggy requiring a Link Cable and if you want a more comfortable Headset you need to buy a Elite Strap. Overall its a good headset but still has some cons to it

Had an Oculus Go. The Quest 2 is a great upgrade compared to the Go. Sharper images and better controllers along with better features for game play. Also great for watching movies on a "big screen" since the resolution is much improved over the Oculus Go. Only downside is that I must now create a Facebook account. After doing that, I'm now getting many unwanted request for "friends" request on Facebook. You have to install the Oculus software on your phone to be able to setup the Oculus Quest 2 so that must be the vector for all the notifications from Facebook that are trying to get me to participate on Facebook. I decided long ago that I would leave Facebook, but now I'm back on their platform. Not happy about that. I would have given 5 stars except for the Facebook account requirement. Would have been much happier if they just kept my Oculus account separate and not forced the account to be merged with Facebook.

This is a great product!! I have used it daily it daily to enjoy time with family that owns the product to. Games are fun some free and some not. But the best news was I lost 5 lbs doing exercise to beat saber.

Excellent VR headset. The support for games, movies, Oculus TV and hosted Oculus events make this all in one headset a no brainer. The 256 GB option is the better buy for future proofing the device. Highly recommend.

This is so much fun. I never would have realized that gaming could have been this easy. I’m 65 and have a standing ‘date’ with a friend every week for VR games.

Im cannot stop playing this. It brings the whole family together and it does not matter who you are or how old!! Even my 3 year old plays!♥️♥️♥️