Customer Ratings & Reviews

It was pretty cool, but overall not worth the money. I would rather have the apple one so i’m going to wait u til that’s not as expensive and get that.

It stopped charging after 3 months. Turned me off from VR for the next 5 years.

I admit, maybe it is just me, but I can't get past the first level of getting the ankah even though I know where it is on the bar. My character won't move. The summation of Wrath 1 is excellent, promising allot of hope for a good wrath 2, but ends disappointingly when it comes to play time. That said, the graphics are as good as it gets.

I had the older version and thought the new one would be way better but honestly there really wasn't. Felt like the old one just with a couple of extras

2 things 1 claiming to work connecting to laptops with specific hardware but refusing to work with my brand new laptop that heavily exceeds the recommended hardware/software requirements is super frustrating. Bought a laptop and vr from bestbuy to be able to use them together. Not to be told that im SOL. 2nd dont get me wrong It's fun to play but super glitchy and struggles hard with hand tracking. Was playing an already disorienting game and the headset decided to lose orientation and start spinning and flipping causing me to vomit and fall. I haven't used it since.

The bad thing battery dies way too fast and have to keep on charging it on the constant.

A bit lack luster and the UI is very janky and incompatible with some of the VR games I wanted to play. Forces you to create a meta account which I didn't appreciate. The singular color option makes it so that it gets dirty rather quickly. It's heavy especially when adding any kind of supporting mounts.

Cool product but hard to see i feel like at this price point the visuals should be better. Decent but may wait for the next version

Coming from the Quest 2, the Quest 3 was a very marginal upgrade at best. Not worth the upgrade cost, in my opinion. The weight distribution with the stock head strap is poor. Now that the device is thinner than the Quest 2, the Quest 3's weight is simply shifted closer to your face. The weight is still there though, it feels heavier after a while in fact. The updated lenses do help with FOV and reducing the "screen door" effect slightly. However, the passthrough clarity is so finnicky with the ambient lighting that it makes using "Mixed Reality" content more trouble than it is worth. In my setup, the room is lit with LED smart bulbs. They have to be set so the brightness and hue of the room are just so, or you can see flickering from the light fixtures in pass through. This also is affected by natural light coming in from the windows in the room. With the lights off during the day, the room becomes just dark enough to cause ALOT of noise to the point where it just looks like the Quest 2's passthrough, only in color. My PC monitor and TV that are in the room also at times, will cause a very bright flashing/flicker when the lighting is just slightly too dark as well. The whole reading your phone/watch/screen content in passthrough is also very hit or miss. Most of the time, where your hands are the warping around your hands makes your phone unreadable, and the brightness of a device typically needs to be adjusted down to actually see/read anything on the screen. When connected to my PC, both via the official Link cable or AirLink, the performance increase compared to the Quest 2 is almost non-existent. I will be returning my unit and just continue to use the Quest 2.

The quality of the westering is pretty good. It is an upgrade from the quest 2. You have to build a tolerance of the screen being so close and motion sickness.

Son didn’t really care for it. He said it’s very uncomfortable to wear. Even with a different head strap it still felt really uncomfortable.

I recently got my hands on the Meta Quest 3 from Best Buy and I must say, it's nothing short of magical. Right from the sleek packaging to the first experience of diving into mixed reality, it's been a thrill. The Quest 3 came with 128GB of storage, which is ample for all my favorite games and experiences. The setup was a breeze and before I knew it, I was exploring different virtual realms. The resolution is crisp and the immersion is next level. I've tried VR before, but the Mixed Reality aspect of Quest 3 takes it to a whole new level. One of the highlights for me was the inclusion of Asgard's Wrath 2 with the purchase. As a fan of Norse mythology, this was the cherry on top. The gameplay is engaging and the graphics are stunning. The device is comfortable to wear for extended periods, thanks to the improved durability of the Elite Strap. I also purchased the Quest 3 Elite Strap with Battery, which extended my playtime significantly. The overall build quality feels premium and sturdy.

It was ok. Not a lot of improvement from the last version. Still can’t use very well laying down

Screen resolution is indeed alot better, but the weight of the headset is still a huge problem. it presses down on your cheek and forehead alot that I cannot play for more than 1-2 hours.

There's lots of reports of dead pixels in the Quest 3. This was a quest 2 issues, so it is sad they didn't fix it. Overall quality is better but now I have to go exchange the headset.

This is grat. Better than the quest 2. But if you are not too picky with graphics and have a quest 2, there is no need to get this. The only super annoying thing, is that you have to have facebook. And if it is for your kid, facebook will be bothering with security nonsense. Five stars if facebook was not involved, but even when they say they will not, they always return.

This device is the 2nd one purchased for my daughter as a Christmas present it was exactly 13 months later and the paddles broke and neither the headset nor the device work anymore, and we paid $600! Went through Meta for a replacement, and all they offered was for us to purchase a refurbished device at a "discounted" price. My daughter takes care of her headset and her paddles we purchased their straps and everything to help so they wouldn't accidentally get thrown and broken while playing, and they still just stopped working just like the first device. Extremely disappointed.

I had to return it as it ran pretty bad ob my pc and honestly i think the quest 2 is still good enough

Was really hoping for a better experience overall, but the pass-through is so grainy and blurry. Its not really fun to use.

Leaves a lot to be desired. A lot of bugs and quality issues. The screen is low quality when in passthrough. You don't truly feel immersed.