Customer Ratings & Reviews

I first experienced the Quest VR back in 2019 around Thanksgiving. My brother had one and I'd always been curious about VR. After a bit of set up I was instantly sold. It's still mind blowing to connect and a bit disorienting to try not and physically grab what you see floating in front of you. This headset has made gamenights way more enjoyable. It's always entertaining watching friends try out Beat Saber for the first time or experience Super Hot. HEADS UP: You'll want to make sure you have plenty of room to enjoy this headset, but without any cables needed to plug in, as long as you have the space, you can basically go anywhere!

For someone that doesn’t have a ton of space and a PC to run the Rift on, this is amazing. The ability to easily move your play area wherever you’d like is extremely convenient and because it has its own cameras built in there’s not really any set up required. The only down side would be that it only lasts about 2 hours per charge and takes quite a while to charge back up, however you can still play with it plugged in if you don’t mind the cord being in front of you. I’d recommend this to anyone, not only for the gaming abilities but even just to watch YouTube or Netflix, which while it’s plugged in you can watch for hours and it doesn’t even get uncomfortable (if you have it set right)

First time using VR had a lot of fun using it. The Darth Vader was so real thought I was going to fall off the edge when I look down. The boxing was so real had a good work out with it.

This is a great VR gaming system that is family friendly. The graphics are pretty amazing and it is very reactive. Your are not tethered by cables and can move freely about. It would be nice to see more games. The battery life is 2 hours or less and the link with google streaming has lots of glitches that disconnect but otherwise very good.

These are so fun to use. Also very easy to set up. The games are really fun. Its so hard that this is a all in one system. Wish I have more time to play them. Highly recommend them!!!!

Finally a good vr withought the need of cables. The quest is amazing slowing you to move around in a virtual world and grab things and interact with stuff is a amazing experience! A must have!

I had the Oculus Go previously, and the Oculus Quest is leaps and bounds ahead of the Go. The controllers are comfortable and responsive. The screen resolution is not as sharp as I would have hoped, but it is acceptable and way better than the go. Two gripes: the battery life (of course), and it is a little too heavy on the face so it pulls down.

This is an excellent VR experience. My teenage boys really love the games and the experiences they are having with this platform. The graphics and the vr experience are 2nd to none!

Overall the setup was easy. The graphics are what you would expect from a stand-alone headset without being attached to a computer. The battery drains pretty quickly but there is a very long cable included so that it can charge while in use. We have purchased a few games so far and all in all I feel like it was a great purchase. My son loves it.

Very easy to use and graphics are great for what it is price seems a little steep and sad that games that were available on the go aren’t automatically available on this

It's a great standalone VR. It is a little heavy because all of the components are in the goggles portion, but once you find a comfortable way to play, it's hard to go back to tethered VR.

Bought this after having Rift S and discovering it was not compatible with Gaming laptop. The Quest has no dependency on PC, has no wires and is completely self supported. Only other thing required is a smart phone to download Oculus app. The Quest performs as well as the Rift S (used it on gaming desktop) and is not restricted to location. To my surprise the processor in the Quest does not skip, lag or hesitate. Have used it on several different games (Vader Immortal 1-3, Beat Saber and Racket NX) and had no problems at all. My teenagers love it, my wife has motion sickness and has no problem using it and I am a little older and had no problem getting acclimated to it. My biggest concerns are storage limitation (no problem to this point) and if the Quest will be similar to the Wii, played for a little while then sits in the corner and used infrequently...only time will tell

I’ve played the Corded versions like the Htc Vive, and this blows it out of the water being not connected to a cord and being able to travel with it at ease! Amazing games for it as well.

I also own an Oculus Rift. The quest does not compare in terms of graphics quality to a Rift connected to a PC. But, games still look good enough. And the freedom of no wires is amazing. I was able to play this in my living room where I have about double the space as I do with my Rift hooked up to a PC. You can walk around while playing. It's pretty great. Plus, with the link cable this can now function as a PC headset as well so it is replacing my rift. No need to have the cameras setup in my room anymore.

Easy to setup. Easy to get in an out of and have software ready to go in seconds. Not just for gaming -- the creative apps, tilt brush and upcoming gravity sketch make this an invaluable tool for creative minds both young and old. The headset is sturdy and all components feel high quality. I recommend looking into prescription lens covers if you have to wear your glasses. I can operate it just fine without my glasses on, but even with the glasses insert that is included - wearing glasses gets pretty uncomfortable in headset.

This was originally bought for myself, but my sister has used it ten fold. It's a great party novelty, great portability, over all a fun device to use for a while at a time. However, the games are pretty expensive and it gets pretty warm after sometime, and the battery life isn't the best if you want to go out with it.

This is the newest, hottest tech item out right now. Its basically like putting on a helmet and entering a new world, without any cables! Literally no cable while playing!

This was the Christmas gift of my son's (13) dreams. Because of money and stock he had to wait a few weeks but we're all really enjoying it. The VR looks great and it's so much more convenient that everything is included in the headset. Warnings: are remember to respect the guardian system (my son almost broke his had because he ignored the red grid) There is no guardian for things above you ( my head and light fixture figured that out the hard way) I haven't found any super deep games. Most of the games are fun for an hour or so at a time but don't involve a lot of depth and nuance. Still lots of fun.

I can't directly compare to other VR devices, but I don't think this will disappoint in comparison. The portability factor of the Quest, the ability to just pop it on and go, is exceedingly valuable. Pair that with the ability to hook it up to a gaming desktop and play full VR games at a similar capacity to the Rift is another huge, shining point. There are a couple of flaws, such as the issues with the weight balance being off and long term comfort. But I strapped a power bank to the back of my Quest and haven't looked back. People love to play on it, just have a bit of space to do it in!

This has been by far my favorite VR gaming experience and I've used a Rift and PS VR. It is amazing to be able to play it in any room and no cords makes all the difference.