Customer Ratings & Reviews

This thing is worth the upgrade over Meta Quest 2!

Its good…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

Its good and I'll definitely recommend to friends and family I just wish that it had better connection speeds.

AwesomeA+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Great value headset, unfortunately it caused me great amounts of eye fatigue and a massive headache

Loving it so much it is one of the best vr goggles

I’m glad I got this needed the upgrade and control

Everything is amazing would highly recommend. Happ

The product is good and meets the stated specifications but it has a very bad drawback: the battery runs out quickly and its charging delay is slow,so The charging system is very slow and the battery does not meet the quality of the equipment

bought this for my son, seems to enjoy it, games are pretty high priced,

Great fun for my 11yr old son. We all use it as a family for games and to watch our favorite contents

The quest 3 is an upgrade to the quest 2 the only thing i dont like about it is the headstrap. Very uncomfortable

Really Fun but i had to let it go it made me a tad dizzy

Im not sure why they could bundle the silcone add-on piece for around your eyes on the quest 2 but not for the quest 3 ,its not worth 40$ when it was free with the quest 2 ..after about 2 hours of use the fabric can make your akin itchy or irritated from prolonged use ... i will be waiting for a different company to produce a cheaper/better mask piece that doesnt make you claw your face off

Its a pretty good headset for the proce i wish it had oled but the pass through mode it quite nice

Really entertaining! The camera isn’t as good as I hoped for.

Good for a current vr system. It needs much work to get with the times in the gpu category

Meta Quest 3 VR and MR (mixed reality) headset. Once you start up the Meta Quest 3 (MQ3) you are immediately emerged in an easy to follow set up tutorial. One of the new features is the adjustments for the lenses (distance between your eyes and the depth adjustment of the lenses themself) – this allowed me to use the MQ3 without wearing glasses. The increased resolution is noticeable and your attention is drawn to this on first use. The wi-fi and mobile app sync were easy to follow. I would suggest getting a long Link actively powered 16ft (5m) USB Type-C cable either by Meta Quest or a reliable third party. You want to have this for PC based VR titles. It will allow for reliable fast communication between your PC and the Meta quest unit as well as powering the unit instead of using the battery. The cables intended for the Meta Quest have a 90 degree headset connector to allow for draping the cable easily along the arm and over your shoulders, so it is out of the way as you interact and explore. YES you can do these things untethered from the PC but I feel using a cable gives much longer engagement due to no battery life being used and for action players I find the cable connection more reliable better clarity and often better clearer content and better streaming of content. The boundary setup is much improved from the Meta Quest 2 (MQ2) – it includes more area including walls during the scanning process and then sets up your boundary area. The in-game app menu has new features adding a boundary around the window for easy visualization of where to grab the window to move it around. The MQ3 suggested boundaries which is quite helpful. This gaming boundary is easy to reset which was problematic on the MQ2. Direct touch is helpful and allows your hands to become the remote when you have laid the controllers down. The passthrough setting shows your room in much better detail than the MQ2 – and is easily changed by simply tapping on the arm piece of the MQ3. The straps on the headset are easy to adjust and with the headset lighter then the MQ2 it is less weight on your head. I use the elite head straps for additional improvements. Adjusting the headset itself up and down you can make sure it doesn't press too hard into your face and still let you be able to focus. The slim profile and the facial mask is comfortable and much cooler than the original MQ2. The sound with the built-in speakers is quite clear and works well. It is not a subwoofer kind of Base but it has good sound along with good positional sound. There is a earphone jack but I didn’t use this feature. Tried the game Cubism and it was easy to manipulate the objects in the Tetris like game to fit into the puzzles. The controls were extremely easy to use within the game. Using the Meta Horizon software to create your own worlds was quite easy to use. The movement controls using the joystick on the controllers was easier than the teleport concept in the MQ2. The controllers are intuitive and precise tracking that they give you are a real pleasure. I find it extremely actuate and natural to use them in first person shooters. Playing some of the sample arcade games made an impression on me at how natural things are. I can use the machine gun like I was born into it and doing a two gun mombo I could take targets down to beat the band. Playing Steam VR Alyx even though it was made for the MQ2 it seemed a lot more enjoyable to me. In Alyx you get to use all of the VR capabilities of the MQ3 and it is quite immersive. Watching movies highlights the higher resolution of the MQ3 and it is enjoyable but it won’t replace my family movie night on our large screen OLED TV with full audio surround system. We enjoy the MQ3 and recommend this headset. We look forward to the apps and games developed to use its full potential and mixed reality potential that will make MR and exclusive gaming content to stretch the limits of this VR / MR Device.

Its was great but i couldn't wewr for more then half an hour my head would start to hurt and my eyes

Nothing bad to say here. Just the price. Waiting for more updates to can see the real potential of this headset.