Customer Ratings & Reviews

After spending some time using the Meta Quest 3, I must say that I am thoroughly impressed with its performance and capabilities. The graphics are stunning, the gameplay is smooth, and the overall experience is immersive. The headset is comfortable to wear, and the controllers are easy to use, making it a truly user-friendly device. I believe that the Meta Quest 3 is a significant improvement from its predecessor, offering more advanced features and a wider range of games and applications to enjoy.

I remember being blown away when I first tried the Quest 2—it felt like something straight out of a sci-fi movie. I even rushed home early from work when it was delivered, and I was instantly hooked, spending hours in VR until motion sickness hit me. When the Quest 3 came out, I did tons of research and couldn’t resist the idea of a VR experience that’s clearer, smoother, lighter, and even more immersive. I bought mine from Best Buy and rushed home to dive in—and wow, it’s a huge upgrade! Everything I loved about the Quest 2 is better. The passthrough feature is a game-changer as well—I found myself wandering the house with floating screens in front of me (even parked one in the bathroom once, no joke). The Quest 3 is perfect for anyone wanting to feel completely immersed in incredible games and virtual environments. It’s fun, intuitive, and absolutely worth it. Highly recommend!

The Qeuest 3 is a lightweight, high resolution, standalone VR headset with a wide variety of games/apps for solo or social activities. It is easy to set up and get started with helpful tutorials for the VR beginner. The included fabric headstrap is a little flimsy, so serious users will probably want to find a more advanced strap for better fit, comfort, and functionality.

The Meta Quest 3 completely exceeded my expectations. The clarity and mixed reality features are mind-blowing, and it runs so smoothly. I was especially impressed by how lightweight and comfortable it is for extended use. Even my wife, who never games, found it fun and intuitive, which I never expected! As a new dad with a newborn son, I couldn’t watch TV or play console games too loud without disturbing him, so this became the perfect immersive solution. I can quietly enjoy movies, games, and experiences without waking the baby. It’s hands-down one of the best tech purchases I’ve made.

The Meta Quest 3 is a game-changer in the VR world. Its crystal-clear display, improved passthrough, and powerful performance make every experience incredibly immersive. The mixed reality features blend virtual and physical worlds seamlessly, and the upgraded comfort allows for longer sessions without fatigue. Whether you're gaming, exploring virtual environments, or working out, the responsiveness and visual clarity are outstanding. The redesigned controllers are more intuitive and precise, enhancing gameplay even further. Meta continues to push boundaries, and Quest 3 is a solid leap forward. A must-have for anyone serious about VR or just getting started!

Over all the best vr that you dont need a computer to run on. The graphics are way better that the 3s. It runs smooth for the most part but if u try to download to menny game while playing it will crash. Ive also had problems with it not loading up games property and had to reset it. Its also way mor comfortable stock than the 3s. its way more compact and fits nicely however id still recommend you buy a 3ed party strap and external battry pack because the quest brand one is not comfortable and it only gives you like a hour extra play time. Overall if u have the money its way better that the 3s and if u have rhe money to spend on it youll love it

The Quest 3 exceeded my expectations. I had a Rift S and there were several upgrades I wanted in the Quest 3. I wanted to remove the need for a wire attached to my PC, actually I wanted to not need my PC at all, but I did not want to give up quality. I had a Readyme avatar that some players fell back to my default avatar if their VR quality was too much. The Quest 3 is great. I use the Quest 3 without a PC, cable and without a loss of quality. I do not mind the battery life; I have a lot of fun while it is charged, and it reminds me it might be a good time to take a break. My battery charges quickly so if I want to play more it is not a long wait. One thing I was surprised by was that I can use the Quest 3 (in limit settings) without the hand controllers. The Quest 3 needs a certain amount of light for use without hand controllers and once I get into a game, the games seem to need hand controllers, but I am amazed the Quest 3 can do any functions without the controllers. I enjoy that you can double tap the headset and go in and out of mixed reality. I used to lose perspective of my position in the room with my Rift S and I had to take the headset off to see where I was. With the Quest 3 I just double tap the headset and I can see the room and surroundings (very clearly) and then double tap, and I am back in full immersed mode. With my Rift S I had to draw my boundary borders and touch the floor for perspective. My Quest 3 adjusts very quickly to my room and boundary setup is done. It does ask me to confirm the boundaries when I start, but they always seem to default to the correct boundaries for me. It is such a pleasure to be able to go to a room put on the headset and controllers turn on the headset and it is ready to go. Then when I am done just turn off the headset and plug it in to recharge. (Remember to keep the eyepieces out of direct sunlight.) The Quest 3 was easy to setup. The only issue I had was the Airlink functionality. I really have enjoyed the Quest 3.

Playing great games for a VR device it’s worth it. The headset feels great on my face and the controllers are nice and feel great (of course I’ve got accessories like straps and battery pack etc.) But of course the in game experience is amazing with great looking visuals, sounds, and just overall impressive performance.

Bought this for our son. He absolutely loves it. We love it since it does make him get up and move. He is sore from playing games and that is better than just sitting down playing X Box. The only thing that is not so good is that it only stays charged for 2 hours.

I have been using the Oculus Quest and HTC Vive for years and had been holding off playing Half Life: Alyx until I got the Valve Index. Well I started playing it on the Quest anyway and realized a few things. External tracking isn't great because of the blind spots and extra cables. Visually, the pixels too visible, the screen likes to fog, and I had eye strain. So I decided to upgrade. I discovered that the Quest 3 has better resolution than the Index, pancake lenses, and lighter in weight. And the additional benefits such as AR, stand-alone VR, PCVR, and some things you can even do without even using the controllers with hand tracking. Also, the visual quality is great, and I don't get eye strain at all! It will fog but not as quickly or to thebsame extent as the original Quest. I do prefer to PCVR with a cable even though it's not mandatory. There's some room for improvement of course. Hand tracking would be nice if it extended into more apps. PCVR should be able to activate both wireless and wired automatically-currently you have to manually change the settings-if you enable wired it disables wireless and vice versa. There is an issue when using SteamVR where an alert says you don't have enough vram but it always plays just fine. Users online haven't found a solution to this yet. Overall I think it's a great headset. The tracking is flawless. The price is competitive. And even though I don't really like Meta this was the best choice for me.

I love the pass through mode in color, better resolution, more reliable when playing games as well. Excellent choice for replacing our Quest 2.

Kids love it. Unfortunately I have motion sickness I can’t use it. But my kids have a blast every time they on it. We had to get a second one.

Amazing device, I would say you do need to invest in a battery pack and head strap as the device will die out in about 1.5/2hrs on its own. And the strap is not so comfortable. Other than that this device has provided me with so much entertainment from movies to games to work outs!

Huge game changer from the psvr the only limit is how small of an environment you're in, and not having a charger for double AA batteries but they do last a pretty long time. Resolution is and graphics are very sharp.

I recently picked up the Meta Quest 3, and honestly, it’s been an amazing experience. If you’re into VR or just looking for something fun to invest in, here’s why I’m loving it. 1. Comfortable and Lightweight Design 2. Perfect for VR Simulator Games & VR Driving 3. Solid Battery Life 4.Concerts & Live VR Events Did I mention, Incredible visuals that make everything look super realistic. I’ve worn this thing for hours without any discomfort. Honestly, the Meta Quest 3 has exceeded all my expectations. If you’re into immersive experiences like gaming or live events, or just looking to dive deeper into VR, the Quest 3 is totally worth it. I’m hooked and can’t get enough of it!

Better then the 2. Alot more comfortable then both the 2 and 3S and better resolution.

Much appreciated improvement to Quest 2: resolution is much better, so passthrough is much better, too. The controllers work well, but are sometimes finicky. I keep losing one and have to reset. The battery capacity is its biggest weakness, in my opinion; you really need an external battery to enjoy. Also, the elite strap is more comfortable than the included soft one.

Here's a Quick Summary for the Impatient: If you've journeyed through VR from the Nintendo Virtual Boy to the latest Quest headsets like I have, the Meta Quest 3 is the upgrade you've been waiting for. Lighter, with a clearer display and enhanced performance, it's like VR finally got its act together. Paired with accessories like the BOBOVR S3 Pro Super Strap and the Meta Quest Touch Pro controllers, it's the most comfortable and immersive experience yet. Whether you're a VR veteran or a newcomer, the Quest 3 offers a fun, smooth ride with its crisp visuals and responsive gameplay, making it a standout choice in the VR market. A Comprehensive Dive into the Meta Quest 3 Experience Ah, the Meta Quest 3 - it's like the evolution of VR from the "red screen of pain" era of the Nintendo Virtual Boy to something that doesn't make you question your life choices. I've been through the Quest 1, 2, Pro, and now this beauty, and let me tell you, it's the best headset I've strapped to my noggin yet. Design and Comfort: The Quest 3 has shed some pounds, making it lighter than its predecessors, which is a godsend when you're wearing it for hours. I've paired it with the BOBOVR S3 Pro Super Strap - not included, mind you, but worth every penny for those marathon VR sessions. It's like giving your head a comfy hug rather than a vice grip. Display Quality: The visuals? Crystal clear. No more squinting at fuzzy pixels. It's like upgrading from a foggy window to HD television. The mixed reality is so smooth, you'll forget you're even in VR until you bump into your coffee table. Performance: With the new Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2, this thing runs games like a champ. The Meta Quest Touch Pro controllers I use feel like an extension of my hands, offering precision that makes me feel like a VR wizard. Software and Content: You get a taste of the good stuff with a 3-month trial of Meta Quest+. "Batman: Arkham Shadow" included? It's like Meta knew I needed more ways to spend my evenings. The software is snappier, making me think, "Finally, VR that doesn't make me wait!" Battery Life and Accessories: Battery life is okay, but let's be real, I've got the BOBOVR strap with the extra battery for those sessions where I forget time exists. It's like the headset says, "Oh, you're still here? Here's some more juice!" Final Thoughts: If you've been through the VR wringer like I have, the Meta Quest 3 is the upgrade you've been waiting for. It's like VR finally grew up but didn't lose its sense of fun. For anyone contemplating a VR venture or an upgrade, this is your sign.

Best Buy and Santa teamed up to deliver an unforgettable Christmas for my kids this year! The Meta Quest 3 was the big gift under the tree, and it has been a huge hit in our house. The setup was simple, and the quality is out of this world—literally! The immersive VR experience blew everyone’s minds, including mine. As a dad, I love seeing my kids light up when they use it. They've been exploring virtual worlds, playing games, and even learning with some educational apps. The parental controls are a big plus, making it easy for me to ensure they’re staying safe online. This was hands down the best gift Santa could have delivered this year. Thank you, Best Buy, for helping make Christmas morning magical! Would highly recommend for families looking for a tech-savvy, fun, and engaging gift!

I was very close to giving a four star because the strap just isn’t the best option out there, but otherwise this quest is an amazing piece of hardware. Even as an upgrade from the second generation, the improvements are well worth the investment. The pancake lenses and 4k resolution is astounding. The upgraded graphics is also noticeable but not enough titles are taking advantage of this though. Say goodbye to custom songs on beat saber for now, still worth.