Customer Ratings & Reviews

Feels like you are really there.i started with the older version this one knocks it out of the park

Pass through looks way more grainy than I expected but the lenses look nice headset is pretty light, but I haven’t noticed any performance upgrades

I like everything about this headset except for one thing, the LCD panels need an upgrade, is this headset sported OLED panels it would have been the one VR headset to have, not only improves the contrast but HDR would have been excellent and minimum brightness would have made the headset more immersive. Minor bump to resolution wouldn't hurt either. In summary, if you like the Quest 2 the Quest 3 is more of the same, more refined, more powerful and a nice upgrade.

My grand babies love it and it bring so much laughter & fun.

I already have 2 quest 2’s so was excited to see the quest 3 in store and snatched it up. Love the color pass through and the new games and abilities that opens up. Noticed games load much faster and have higher resolution. The design makes it way more comfortable to wear prescription glasses with it over the quest 2 so you don’t need to buy prescription lenses for the headset. I did however notice right away that there’s a dead pixel almost dead center in the left eye, so I might go exchange it for another set

Very good .i'm very happy this product it's ok ,i lke games

Powered by a robust processor, the Quest 3 offers seamless performance with minimal lag. The enhanced resolution and field of view provide an immersive VR experience. The touch controllers are highly responsive, adding to the overall user experience. Features With its extensive game library, improved hand tracking, and high-quality graphics, the Meta Quest 3 stands out. The integration with Meta’s ecosystem enhances social VR experiences and content sharing. Battery Life Battery life is decent, lasting around 2-3 hours depending on usage. Fast charging helps mitigate downtime. Conclusion The Meta Quest 3 is a solid upgrade, offering significant improvements in comfort, performance, and features, making it a top choice for VR enthusiasts.

Coming from the Quest 2, I was hesitant in thinking the Quest 3 would be an upgrade. Boy, let me tell you, it's an upgrade; IF, you have the cheese for it. It is pricey, but it's worth the extra dollars, in my opinion. Using the Quest 3 for my workspace, especially, is A LOT clearer now.

Great standalone vr headset. My nephew loves it and plays it everyday.

Bought this as a gift for my wife she loves it an so any games to play

I was very happy with the Quest 2 but after buying and using the Quest 3 I was totally amazed in the graphics and performance the Quest 3 offers. And if you love flying the Microsoft flight simulator your definitely going to love it even more. Definitely worth buying

Worth the money! Mix reality is the future. I say the only con is the the head strap. It will need upgraded. Battery life is only 2 hours so you may also need to invest into a battery pack. I fine myself resting every so often so i charge it during that period to get a little more play time out if it.

This headset is great and I can’t wait for newer models. Only downside is I do get a little dizzy when playing some games. I enjoy watching basketball on this device however.

My son really loves his Meta Quest Christmas gift!

He loves it.Got for a Christmas gift so he is just now getting but it is working great.

Omg my 7 and 8 year old love it. The battery life is 2hrs which is used as gives them a break. But i love it. If battery would last longer that would be great.

a good VR headset better than the quest 2 in a few ways. better graphics on a few games and fits better on the face and a bit smaller. the batter is as bad as the quest 2 it last for about 2 hours or less depending on the game but can be fixed with a battery strap.

My kiddo loves it. It was a bit of money, but made his Christmas.

Great game system with A LOT of games. My son loved it!

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.