Customer Ratings & Reviews

Our 13 year old loves the quality of play and comfort. The reason for returns (2) was due to the controller’s not syncing with the headset and the 2nd unit was returned because it had stuck in a continuous loop after an update. Best Buys protection plan are wonderful.

Pricey but I like it. It is good for gettign after games like beat sabre.

Very well made vr headset, the face tracking works perfectly and the headset is super comfy.

Great product, really loved the upgrades from the quest 2, but just wasn't worth the price.

In my opinion the Oculs Pro is the best headset and I’ve tried them all. If you wear glasses I recommend the Oculus pro because of the comfortable design that allows you to keep your glasses on and jump right into gaming, unlike all the other headsets that need the addition of prescription lens.

Overall a good experience, the pro definitely has a better screen, is a little faster loading but… The controllers seem to lost tracking more often than the q2 controllers, also they have developed stick drift in less than a week of light usage. When all was working fine it was a great buy but even at 999 I’m not dealing with stick drift, they can have this back,

Incredible clarity! I wish this was the Quest experience all along but am glad we finally got there. Night and day from my Quest 2. It’s an even bigger improvement than going from Quest 1 to Quest 2 which mostly just cut down on screen door a bit because of the move from OLED to LCD.

I bought this for my cousin, he has not complained so i assume its a great product.

Awesome display, great weight balance and very comfortable. No more foggy lenses when working out and it doesn’t touch your face.

Yea its great if youre going to use it to its full potential. If gaming is your only thing then you will feel ripped off. Its also not comparable with the D-Link. Hold off for the Quest 3!

Such a powerful device! As a developer it helped us create meta verse experiences for our clients and eye grabber at conferences. Would recommend even for entry levels given its powerful standalone power.

I think it's too soon to tell how many applications this can have, but it is definitely an impressive device. Levels about the Quest 2, this is not only a VR headset, but also is an AR headset. It Is on the expensive side however. If you are looking for a good VR set, the Quest 2 will suffice.

The Meta Quest Pro is an amazing piece of hardware. Coming from the Oculus 2, I find that this product is far more comfortable and better, more premium, quality. The addition of cameras to the controllers are game changer with respect to pointing accuracy, which improves control. If. you want the best VR headset on the market, I would recommend this headset. In terms of cons, I would say I wish the resolution was a tab bit more clear, especially in Meta Workrooms (the work app that allows you to use multiple monitors). Coming from MacBooks and retina displays, the resolution is a little uncomfortable at first but I have gotten used to it. It's nice to be able to extend my MacBook Air to three monitors though without the need to take up all that desk space with a multi-monitor setup.

Fantastic Vr device. Easy to use. Comfortable to wear. Has fun facial tracking features for Vrchat!

Amazing visual clarity with the pancake lens design. Overall very comfortable with the built in head strap. Eye tracking and face tracking help with getting the unit correctly setup on your head.

Good product but not sure it’s worth the big price tag.

This is a really good VR Headset, but the mixed reality aspect fell very short of the goal. Works flawlessly and has a great Experience.

I am giving it 2 stars even though I do enjoy it. However, if you want a VR set Quest 2 is still the best way to go. I am US Army veteran with diplopia and right eye hemiopia due to injuries while in service. Because of this I took the dive and bough this 1800$ VR set (It is 1500$ but Sales Tax and Accidental Protection brings it up to about 1800$ - So it is a lot to fork out of your pocket), I bought this VR set due to much better view. In Quest 2 for the image to be good, it literally needs to be in the right spot. If you try to look peripherally (like me, who's right eye compensates where half of the vision is lost, I actually have to literally rotate the eye to look right) - The image becomes blurry and "blobby" as if someone suffers Nearsightedness. In Meta Quest Pro this is not the issue. - They definitely pull off some sort of VR Magic and you can actually have good side vision if you move your eyes away from the center, unless you are looking at complete edges, this will not be the issue. However, the main problem is I don't know what is going. I might have the faulty product either both headset and controllers, or one or the other(s) is just not working together. My controllers keep losing tracking, even though these controllers have top of the line processor chips in them and 3 cameras unlike in Quest 2 1 CAMERA and yet, they perform worse . When I try I videogame, the hands in game constantly glitching, flying off somewhere, get stuck, outright stop tracking, or are completely off the calibration either have "Too long or Too short VR hands". Right now I am in the progress as I am typing this with Meta Quest Customer support to fix this issue. If it doesn't solve the problem, I will be returning this 1800 dollars' worth of equipment, which is real shame. VR set actually helps me with a lot of stuff which I couldn't practically do in real life. I really wished it could work as advertised, especially after 1500 dollars price tage.

By far the best Oculus headset, and the price is justified. Great screen, great controllers and plenty to do. This is the first headset I've used where I had boderline no eye strain. Fantastic device.

Quest pro seems to be the best headset out there right now. And that’s not because any one spec is the best in the industry (apart from the pancake lenses), it’s because it’s the only headset out there with no weak link, no glaring flaw and no Achilles heel. I mean take a look at what you would need to buy to match the features of the pro. Like a $800 vive pro 2 with $130 face tracker, $249 eye tracker, $279 controllers two $150 lighthouses which is almost two grand and that doesn’t even factor in the gaming pc that is required to play. And all of that is a ugly janky bulky mess of a headset compared to the sleek futuristic design of the quest pro.