Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had a Quest 1 and upgraded to the Quest 3. I have to say I am SO glad I did (worth every penny). I would recommend getting the 512 GB model so you don't run out of space. I am most impressed with, the stunning quality of the pancake lenses and visuals, the augmented reality, the very clear passthrough camera, and the controllers have fantastic accuracy (great tracking, weight, and feel), and the built-in speakers are amazing. The items that most need improvement on are, environment/room scanning, which seems to need to be redone a lot and you still have to draw boxes around furniture, the mic is very low quality, batter life is less than 2 hours, the head strap is not very comfortable and hard to adjust, the glasses depth adjustment is a bit tricky to figure out, accessories like elite head strap with battery and charging station are about twice as expensive as they should be. Also, as with its predecessors, you cannot cast it directly to a TV you have only the option to cast it to your cell phone and then use that to cast it to your TV. The latency is so bad that the sound and video are a good 1 to 2 seconds behind. I would have expected Meta to figure this out by now.

Good graphics in the games, although the battery doesn't last as I would like

This is a very good headset. I was very pleased at the software and hardware improvements over the Rift which was my last headset. Very clear visuals with a solid number of games and apps. The room boundary feature is super helpful to jump into games quickly. I still will get dizzy and sick from games with motion. Not sure if that will ever be solved for me. It does not even take much motion for me unfortunately.

Awesome VR system that you can actually wear your glasses with and the graphics and gameplay is amazing, got one for my daughter too

So far this has been the best VR headset for a standalone product that I have used. I have many VR headsets of several varieties and for the overall value, this has been a solid choice. I have been able to enjoy the pass through more than the previous two Quest products, and the pass through gaming is pretty good from where we started. I can see this getting clearer as processing and product quality improves over time, but so far it's been an enjoyable experience. It also works wired or wireless to PC with little to no issues, so long as you have Wi-Fi 6 or above, and/or have decent USB ports that you can reach well enough to preserve a connection to a PC. My only regret on VR is that more people aren't taking the leap and enjoying the new things that VR has to offer. Motion sickness is a temporary experience you overcome by gradual use in increased increments, so if you have a fear of that, don't let it stop you, just work your way into it gradually.

I love my Quest 3. I upgraded from the 2 and am happy I did. I feel like it's lighter and more responsive. The mixed reality games are fantastic. I use it mostly for exercising with Supernatural. If you can't afford the 3 get the 2. Supernatural is an extra $10 a month but better than a gym membership.

I love my Quest 3. A few things tho: - VR gaming isn't cheap nor is it simple. The setup to get it to work with my PC and SteamVR wasn't easy. - The headstrap is comes with is garbage. So you will have to invest into a better one. - Mixed reality is so so. its Grainy. Not as sharp as Meta would want you to believe. - Controllers feel cheap. - The face cover also needs to be replaced. So the expenses dont stop when you buy the headset. Gaming wise its good tho. loading up Alyx for the first time will boggle your mind. Its that good.

Fully immersive experience. Very happy with my purchase.

My son's favorite toy for this year. Product is good quality and works flawlessly

For sure its not everobody but I really like it. Scrolling instagram or facebook with 3d photos, or laying down on sofa watching youtube with 3 diffrent tabs around you is super funny

I play every night, thoroughly enjoy the experience every single time. I have a huge appreciation for the design. You will need an extra battery pack for it if you plan to do extended gaming.

My daughter and i love this item we play it often!

who needs Apple for 10 times the price? This is 4k. Sharp. very immersive. low priced for what you get.

Top of the line VR gaming capabilities. Worth the money.

• Go for it if: You don’t already own a high-end VR headset, you want a stand-alone device with minimal fuss, you’d like to try MR/digital-real world blending, and you want something future-ready. • Maybe wait or consider alternatives if: You only game occasionally and battery life/comfort for short sessions is critical, or you have a very tight budget and can live with last-gen (e.g., Quest 2) or another less expensive model. • Make sure: You have space to use it safely (room-scale or enough clearance for your movements), you’re fine with wearing it for the duration of your play/experience, and you’re aware non-VR uses (like full productivity MR) may still be limited.

Sooo much better than my older model. I feel secure buying my products from best buy.

My kids loved this gaming device and i loved the price. Affordable!

It is very good and my grandson loves it very much he plays it everyday from the time he woke up in the morning

reliable and comfortable to wear and use. would recommend

Perfect console for trips and every day play. Having bought it and already having to travel out of state with it, its worked perfectly the whole way through. The augmented reality is incredible and the hand tracking, while a little finicky, are also still amazing and fun to use which helps a ton with the immersion. Only people I wouldn't recommend it to are people who get motion sickness easily such as myself, even though I'd still urge them to try it. (If I can do it, so can you, trust me). One other thing I will add is that the head straps are 10x more comfortable then the previous ones.