Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pros: Much better graphic quality than the 2. Sound is much louder and clearer. Feels better on my head and doesn't make my neck hurt while wearing like the 2. Cons: Battery dies very quickly, elite battery stopped charging after a very brief time, sometimes issues with crackling/sound issues (but may be a game issue, not the headset).

I think this is really cool tech and no kasues so far. I came from a Quest 2 and this is better in just about every way except price. The visuals are slightly crisper, it's thinner, faster and the controllers are less bulky. The big new feature is better pass through cameras which gives you augmented/mixed reality. Yesterday I prepared and ate a salad while playing a YouTube video on a giant virtual screen hovering above my sink. Don't get me wrong, the pass through visuals of your surroundings are a little fuzzy but good enough to normal tasks a little slower at least. My only real complaint is that it can uncomfortable with the default included strap at times. But, overall it's the best all around headset available for the price.

Performance is much better playing standalone, versus the Quest 2 and even better with PC gaming. This headset is definitely a step in the right direction for the future of VR gaming. The only reason I can't give it 5 stars is the battery life is greatly reduced and the head strap that it comes with is extremely uncomfortable.

Welcome to the Oculus Quest 3: Your Adventure Awaits! Congratulations on unlocking a world of virtual possibilities with your new Oculus Quest 3! This guide will help you navigate your first steps into VR, setting you up for exhilarating adventures, immersive gaming, and mind-blowing experiences. Getting Started: Charge Up: Before you dive in, plug your Quest 3 into a wall outlet using the included cable. A full charge lasts for hours of VR fun! Pair Your Controllers: Hold the power buttons on both controllers for 2 seconds each. Wait for them to light up and follow the on-screen instructions to pair them with your Quest 3. Set Up Your Guardian: This virtual fence keeps you safe in your real-world environment. Trace the outline of your play area using the controllers, making sure there's enough space to move freely. Exploring Your Horizon: Home Sweet Home: Your Home space is your launchpad to everything VR. Browse curated app recommendations, access settings, and customize your experience. Library of Wonders: Open the Library to discover the vast universe of VR experiences. Search for games, explore social apps, or dive into breathtaking documentaries. Unleash the Power: The Oculus Store is your gateway to adventure. Purchase thrilling games, connect with friends in virtual worlds, and discover hidden gems for every taste. Playing Games: Level Up Your Reality: Grip and Control: The Quest 3's intuitive Touch controllers mimic your hand movements, letting you grab objects, navigate menus, and unleash epic moves in VR games. Step into the Arena: Jump into action-packed shooters, solve mind-bending puzzles, or conquer mythical landscapes in captivating solo adventures. Team Up and Play: Challenge your friends to online battles, explore collaborative worlds, or simply hang out in virtual spaces and chat it up. Beyond the Game: Expand Your Horizons: Movie Night: Reimagined: Watch movies and shows like never before! Immerse yourself in stunning visuals on a virtual cinema screen, feeling like you're right in the middle of the action. Social Butterfly: Connect with friends in VR, whether it's exploring virtual worlds together, hanging out in cozy virtual spaces, or even attending live events within the headset. Get Creative: Unleash your inner artist with sculpting apps, paint in 3D, or jam out on virtual instruments – the possibilities are endless! Tips and Tricks: Take Breaks: VR can be intense, so remember to take breaks every 30 minutes to rest your eyes and avoid dizziness. Adjust Your View: If things feel blurry, use the IPD adjustment slider on the headset to find the perfect fit for your eyes. Need Help? The Oculus app has a built-in support section with FAQs, troubleshooting tips, and even live chat options. Embrace the Wonder: The Oculus Quest 3 is your portal to a universe of possibilities. Explore breathtaking landscapes, conquer impossible challenges, and connect with others in ways you never imagined. Remember, the magic is in your hands – so embrace the wonder and let your VR adventure begin! This is just a starting point! Feel free to explore different features, discover hidden gems in the Oculus Store, and share your experiences with the VR community. As you become more comfortable, you can delve deeper into advanced settings, customize your home environment, and create your own unique VR journey. Happy adventuring! Visual Aids: Include screenshots of the Home space, Library, Oculus Store, and game interfaces. Use annotated diagrams to illustrate the controllers and headset features. Consider adding short video clips to demonstrate guardian setup, hand tracking, and other complex interactions.

The Meta Quest 3 takes virtual reality to new heights. Comfortable, immersive, and intuitive, this advanced headset enables stunning lifelike worlds and fun that never ends. A must-have.

A lot better than the quest 2, tracking appt smoother and the ar games are fun! Honestly don't waste 999 on the pro and most definitely don't drop a car payment on a apple VR system

My son previously had the Quest 2 and the Quest 3 graphics are so much better! And he loves that it is not as front heavy with the lower profile mask fit!

This is a solid, technical improvement over their last generation, in a lot of ways, and I really enjoy those improvements, but the cost increase kills it a little for me. I’ve tried to use the AR function of it more frequently, in terms of videos, and connecting to my desktop but the weight of the headset plus the low-ish battery life make it discouraging to invest in a long-term activity like watching a movie. The gaming experience definitely feels improved over last generation, but it is again the cost that makes it hard to justify because on top of that you’re investing into a totally new game genre that requires whole new purchases of games and apps. Basically, if you have the money, I think it’s a solid buy to upgrade but if you’re somebody who has never owned a VR headset, I would only recommend this during a major sale or if they decide to permanently decrease the price about $100 at least.

Great Item. Graphics are Blazing!! Details rock. Headset has a great fit and the controllers are just the right fit. Make sure you keep your space from others when using this! Way too cool!

Awesome product! Highly recommend Super Hot, Beat Saber is a classic, and of course Resident Evil 4.

Had a quest 2 the three is nicer in every way. the passthru works perfectly. When my kids walk in the room i dont have to take it off. Much lighter doesnt feel heavy on my face. would recommend it.

Graphics are definitely better than Oculus 2 and the processor is faster and less bugs. The eye pieces are comfortable and a definite upgrade from the 2.

Easily the best way to experience vr in a small portable format. I use mines with virtual desktop and play all my vr pc games in great quality. Would recommend blade and sorcery as a starting vr game

The headset's faster load times contribute significantly to uninterrupted gameplay, ensuring a smoother and more engaging experience. Playing Arizona Sunshine, a thrilling zombie survival first-person shooter, was an absolute delight on the Meta Quest 3. The standout feature was the system's AI creating borders, which cleverly adapts to the environment, enhancing the feeling of presence and realism within the game. Overall, the Meta Quest 3 proves to be a game-changer in the VR landscape, offering a seamless merging of virtual and physical worlds, remarkable audio immersion, and improved performance, making it an excellent choice for immersive gaming experiences like Arizona Sunshine.

Such a big step up from the Quest 2. Owned the Quest pro and it’s Augmented Reality (passthrough) is much better. Lighter and more powerful with greater resolution, a wonderful purchase for the price.

Watching movies in 3d in your own private theater never looked so good. The clarity is amazing, the whole unit is much faster than the predecessor. Using multitasking seems to be more responsive than before. The mixed reality has a lot to be desired, but Meta is working on it. Has lots of potential here. I can reliably use my phone while my headset is still on. I even ate some breakfast while the headset was still on. Games download much faster on the headset so having just the base storage doesn't seem to be an issue. Yes most games have not been updated to take advantage of the quest 3 hardware. But games still look gorgeous running on the new hardware.

This is so much better than the two, tracking is way better, weight and size of product is way better. Battery lasts about an hour and a half

This is a good headset overall but it has some room for improvement. To start, the head strap that it comes with is total trash. Don't listen to all of the YouTubers and influencers who would have you believe that it's new and improved so much that it's usable now. IT IS NOT! The head strap is uncomfortable from the start and only gets worst the longer you wear it. It does not properly lift the headset off your face and puts pressure on your eyebrow and nose regions. For the increased price of this, Meta should be ashamed to not include their Elite strap as a standard option. I picked up the Elite strap with battery and it's better by a long shot. The battery also dies rather quickly compared to the Quest 2. Maybe a software update can help optimize that? Otherwise, the screen resolution, pancake lenses, depth sensor, passthrough, etc. are all welcome improvements and make this system worth it. If you already have a Quest 2, I think it's a much harder sell until they update the software and games more to take full advantage of the new tech. Just be sure to factor in the price of a new headset with your new purchase!

Graphics depend on the game you download. Very versatile, theres something for everyone the can use it. My only complaint is the head strap that comes on it. The velcro always catches my hair and although it is adjustable it is hard to get it to fit right on my smaller head. Set up took a while too.

I mean who doesn’t like vr? It’s easy to use, don’t need a computer and has a lot of games in the store ready to buy. Only thing i can hate on it is the low amount of storage for something that can play so much. I would definitely recommend having a pc/laptop capable of playing vr games using either tethered connection or airlink. But make sure your wifi is good enough as airlink tends to look muddy and even unplayable if the wifi isn’t good.