Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great product definitely would recommend, just need to ease into it to avoid motion sickness.

Great product, easy set up. Really amazing immersive view and can also use and set up multiple profiles on one headset. This unit has a really crystal clear viewing experience product construction seems like if you drop it too hard it will break. Would definitely recommend this product to a friend.

I have been wanting VR for awhile. The quest 3 was seamless with my steam link with American Truck Sim. Plus all the games you can add to the Quest itself. Clear quality and runs good. Stock headband sucks and the battery life could be better. But a 3rd party headband with extended battery makes it even better!

Had the quest 1 way back when, this is a very solid upgrade. Better controllers without the obnoxious loops on them, better lenses (highly recommend zenni addons for glasses wearers), and lightweight. While I would love a PC VR system, it's very hard to beat spending half the price on a standalone system that provides a solid experience.

One had the Quest 1, 2 and now 3. The third one really raised the bar with better lenses and graphics as well as the mixed reality feature. My only issue is with the app selection not really changing much. But as for the hardware, I like it a lot.

A great device my son can’t put this thing down. Great graphics.

Much better than the 2. Fun to use. Charges quick.

Great gaming system fun to play. Fun to use with other's.

If you're into VR or interested this is a great product. Price slightly high but for what you get and what you can do with it, it's amazing.

Excellent product and quality. Im excited to learn all the functions. I am really enjoying it.

This product is a lot of fun and a powerful unit..

Runs a lot smoother than the Quest 2, controllers aren't nearly as bulky, and the tracking is great! I do wish the Quest games were better looking, because the graphics have about the same quality as the Quest 2.

If you are looking to get into the world of VR anything I would in fact suggest the Meta 3. Is it expensive for the bare minimum you pay? Absolutely! Imagine already spending 520+ dollars only to realize to make your gaming session a tiny bit better you need a batter pack, and new lenses if you wear glasses, that's an additional 200+ dollars. Think about that because if you don't realize you need these accessories you won't have a good time. However if none of what I said has bothered you as far as cost is concerned then absolutely please join the world of VR because it's a lot of fun and I enjoy my gaming sessions with my kids!

I've loved the Quest 3 as far as its library of VR titles goes; there's plenty of variety and the quality of the visuals themselves is outstanding. I bought the Silicone Facial Interface but actually went back to the default one as the cloth feels better to me personally; I plan to switch them out though when I share the headset with company as the silicone cleans more easily. Beyond this there are a couple of issues I feel are worth mentioning. First, as many other users online have already noted, the Passthrough feature seems to be "mileage varies"; even with what I consider good lighting it tends to be grainy, albeit still good. Reading text off of a TV, PC, or phone may require bringing yourself up close to it. In short, it's functional but nowhere nearly as crystal clear as Meta's demo videos showed. The next issue is with the headset's design as far as interfacing with either the Elite Strap With Battery or the Link Cable. I say "either" because you're going to have unplug the Elite Strap With Battery anytime you want to use the Link Cable to play PCVR titles, as there's only a single port. I can't believe this is a mere oversight (even though presumably your Quest 3 draws power from the PC when using the Link Cable); it's enough of an annoyance to mention here. Lastly, for anyone wanting to use their Quest 3 wirelessly with PC to expand their available library to include games such as Half-Life: Alyx, be aware that D-Link's Air Bridge may or may not work for you, even if your PC meets all the criteria. For some folks demoing the Air Bridge on Youtube it seems to work flawlessly and easily, but for me it simply refused to connect despite being detected by both the PC and the headset. I had to return three of them before finally giving up after exhausting every troubleshooting idea I could find. Since then I've tried the Virtual Desktop app (which costs a fraction of the price) and had much greater success. Overall the Quest 3 is a very good VR headset though, and the advantages of its being wireless and self-contained also can't be overstated. I definitely recommend getting the 512GB model over the 128GB because I've already filled almost 100GB of its storage already with less than a dozen games.

I bought it for my Sim racing but I ended up sharing it with my nieces and nephews and we're all addicted to Quest 3. There was a learning curve at first, but with something so different from the norm of gameplay it is expected to have a learning curve. The downside though was the strap. The strap doesn't hold well, especially since the Quest 3 is front heavy so I had to buy a third party strap other than that I cannot wait for the quest because I will definitely buy it.

Very good gaming system. My son loves playing with it.

This is one of the best experiences ever had gaming

Great VR headset! It's so much fun to use. It is comfortable to use if you use the BoboVR accessories to replace the strap. I would buy this again if need be until the next Quest or when the Valve Deckard comes out.

Really mind-blowing experience. Can't wait to see where virtual reality is headed in the future.

Excellent quality I like so much,it’s super easy to connect to internet