Customer Ratings & Reviews

So much fun, and so many games. Only problem is the battery runs out quickly. Most buy a more comfortable headstrap with extra built in battery, but an extra cost.

I bought the Oculus Quest for my son as a Christmas gift and he absolutely loves it. The setup was easy, the graphics are amazing, and the experience is very immersive. It’s fun, engaging, and something the whole family can enjoy. Definitely worth it and highly recommend!

I have long been a 3d and such tech aficionado and had the nvidia 3d vision way back in 1999 and then nvidia 3d vision in 2007 ish and bought PS VR in 2016 ish. nvidia 3d vision on a 3d projector was just insane. Playing older Steam games like Rainbow Six in 3d just made the gaming incredible on a 120" wall projected screen. I wanted to get into VR as well early but I got busy and also PS VR gave me a headache from the weight and moving the head around like a maniac will do that. So I avoided it after that even though it was great. Finally bought the Meta Quest 3 and it is incredible. It is obviously 3d and you get amazing depth perception and you feel like you're there like those old arcade games like Tank where you're standing and your head goes into that bowl and you look and move around standing there and shoot. However this is 100x better. Google Earth is just incredible and the best. Especially if you want to take a tour or visit your home or other places. Youtube VR is insane. Regular Youtube is also amazing. Obviously you can use it for those cheeky NSFW videos as well. The mixed reality with passthrough is just incredible you don't bump into things and you integrate the game into your room itself. That is something. We're truly nearing pinnacle of human civilization. Overall, Meta Quest 3 at $500 is the best buy. I would rate this a 9.5/10. The battery discharges super quick so I have a cable that allows charging while plugged into my gaming laptop from 2020 (nvidia gtx 2070m which does incredibly well).

I bought this with high expectations. I already own a set of VR glasses that are pretty impressive, but they are not as immersive as VR goggles. After doing lots of research and reading, I splurged and bought the 512GB version. I plugged it in to charge the battery and finished reading the manual. After setting it up, which is a long process of creating accounts and configuring it for first use, and learning the controls. This process took around 45 minutes at which time the battery was almost dead when done. Back to the charger it went. After charging it again, I immediately went to the App Store and went on the search for a Live TV app. One of the key reasons for purchasing this was for live TV. I mean, you find it right on Meta's website, it says "Live TV". Well forget it. No live TV. I installed a couple other apps for video content, VR and others. I have a PLEX server and wanted to use it. No PLEX App either. I had to purchase a 3rd party app to access my PLEX server. This app left a little to be desired. I did eventually get it to connect, and after watching about 35 minutes of video, I need to recharge it again. I will try more tomorrow I thought. After recharging yet again, I decided to go at it again before going to bed. Disappointment ofter disappointment. I plugged it into the charger and went to bed. In the morning, I tried out some impressive deep immersive apps that show off the Meta's capabilities. I even tried out some games. Very impressive graphics and performance. But I need to charge it again after an hour. Also, the Meta is very heavy. My cheek bones were in pain and I was getting a headache. I noticed that an hour max was my limit before having to take it off due to discomfort. All in all, the Meta is I guess cool. The website is misleading in all of its capabilities. No it can't do live TV. Apps I am used to are missing, lots of the apps are low quality, it is very heavy and the battery life is insanely short. I guess the battery life is not so bad since I can't wear it more than 60 minutes. Needless to say I took it back. For that much money, it was just not worth it to me. 3 stars from me.

This a vr game changer. I had the 7 year old oculus go and the quest was a major upgrade.

This amazing! Only downside is the battery that could last longer but other than that totally worth it.

I love this. The picture is clear and has adjustable options if you wear glasses. The other Oculus VR gave me such as bad headache and I could not wear it for long but this one I can play as long as I want. I do recommend buying a different strap for the head piece as it makes it a lot more comfortable to wear.

This gift to my granddaughter is awesome! She was so surprised and happy that she got the one gift she wanted. The employees we spoke to in the Waxahachie store were very helpful in answering any questions we had about the Meta Quest Oculus. I still tear up when I remember how happy she was opening her gift. Thank you Best Buy, for giving this grandma an awesome memory!!

I bought this thinking it would be a toy but I've used it for fitness, entertainment, 360 degree videos and relaxation apps. The optics are really good as well. I tried a 3s and a Meta 3, I'd recommend the 3, it was well worth the money. Only downside was the headstrap, it's not comfortable. Get an upgraded strap with a battery.

I own quest 2, quest pro, and now quest 3, if you have the quest 2 this is hands down a no brainer, upgrade in every way. As far as coming from a quest pro the upgrades ae incremental at best but the added resolution and sound quality are a plus. The passthrough isnt as great as some say but its definitely better than all predecessors. The quest pro is more vivid with more color accuracy but its not a deal breaker, there is no face tracking or eye tracking here but for the cost its not a deal breaker either. At the price point this this is the best headset you can buy but I recommend going for the higher storage option 512gb as textures and game sizes are set to increase soon.

Other VR headsets may have better screens or graphical fidelity but require a PC and a wired connection. The Quest 3 does it all and is the benchmark of quality that other brands have to fight to measure up to and at a fantastic value as well.

pretty good but for some reason playing with my bonnet the back of my head starts to hurt after playing for an hour or 2.pretty good graphics and also everything is perfect. way better than a 3s. so if u have the money for a 3 instead of buying a 3s the extra 100/200 dollars is worth it

Nothing better for MSFS 2020/2024 for VR flying You can stick your head out of the window and look down at the ground. It almost real.

There are some aspects that I would change, but that's with the whole operating system. Their new avatars are not great.I prefer the old ones. But the system itself works pretty well. My pro stop working.So I had to get a new one.

My son kept insisting on purchasing this item for his birthday, well he finally got it & he loves it! The graphics are amazing the only down fall is the battery life. It drains fast so be ready to chatge it frequently. Other than that its a good item.

I purchased this device to support increased physical activity as part of my health improvement journey. The experience has exceeded my expectations—each time I use the headset, I genuinely enjoy the workout and find myself looking forward to exercising again. I recently discovered an app focused on stretching and relaxation, which has been a valuable addition to my routine. Setup was straightforward and intuitive, allowing me to get started quickly. While some of the apps can be somewhat expensive, the overall cost is still minimal when compared to a traditional gym membership. That said, the initial purchase price is substantial—after taxes and the extended warranty, the total came to $614. However, considering the level of engagement, convenience, and variety of fitness options available, I find the investment to be worthwhile. Although I am still learning all of the features, the device is very user-friendly. I would recommend this product to anyone considering it specifically for fitness and overall wellness.

The Quest 3 is a huge step forward in both performance and comfort. The graphics are noticeably sharper, the mixed reality features are surprisingly smooth, and the new pancake lenses make everything look clearer with less distortion. Setup is simple, and the standalone experience is powerful enough that I rarely need to connect to a PC. The controllers feel precise and responsive, and battery life is solid for daily use. With 512GB storage, I never worry about running out of space for games and apps. Definitely the best all-in-one VR headset on the market right now!

Was on the fence on whether or not VR was worth it yet. I'll always have a VR headset going forward. I use it primarily for exercise and they have a lot of great games built around that. There's also plenty of content you can do just for fun. The integration with Steam is pretty seamless as long as you have a decent computer with an ethernet connection. I also recommend getting a long charging cord as it helps with PCVR gaming, I got a 16 foot one. Watching movies/shows is also an elevated experience in VR as it tricks your brain into feeling like you're watching on a movie theatre screen. Highly recommend

Batman: Arkham Shadow on Meta Quest 3 blew me away visually. The combat, the gliding, the stealth—it really makes you feel like Batman. This is hands down one of the best uses of VR I’ve seen yet. The environments are gritty and immersive, and it pulls you right into Gotham. But be warned: you can die fast if you’re not quick with your counters or don’t use your gadgets right. The game doesn’t hold your hand. That said, once you get the rhythm, it’s insanely satisfying and physical. You’ll break a sweat. Loved the VR immersion. Just wish the difficulty curve was a little smoother early on. Still absolutely worth it if you want a real Batman experience in virtual reality.

It has pretty decent graphics, and is pretty comft around the head. It is mostly a really good console. The hand tracking turning on every once in a while but it is manageable