Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works well and easy to use. Would be nice if the battery life on the headset was longer between charges though.

Large upgrade from quest 2. We use them mainly for ACE vr training. Additional battery setup is highly recommended.

I really like this VR I never have tried any before. I can download my games straight to the VR itself. Don’t need a computer. It was really cool to play zombies and have my house turned into a war zone where the windows would get boarded up and so with the doorways, it was really fun. Sometimes you get dizzy maybe a little nauseous but it just depends on how long you play very comfortable. I would definitely recommend to anyone who likes getting getting into the game and feeling immersed.

Battery doesn’t last long but there’s alternative options on Amazon for battery life. Amazing product!

I had a Quest 1 and upgraded to the Quest 3. I have to say I am SO glad I did (worth every penny). I would recommend getting the 512 GB model so you don't run out of space. I am most impressed with, the stunning quality of the pancake lenses and visuals, the augmented reality, the very clear passthrough camera, and the controllers have fantastic accuracy (great tracking, weight, and feel), and the built-in speakers are amazing. The items that most need improvement on are, environment/room scanning, which seems to need to be redone a lot and you still have to draw boxes around furniture, the mic is very low quality, batter life is less than 2 hours, the head strap is not very comfortable and hard to adjust, the glasses depth adjustment is a bit tricky to figure out, accessories like elite head strap with battery and charging station are about twice as expensive as they should be. Also, as with its predecessors, you cannot cast it directly to a TV you have only the option to cast it to your cell phone and then use that to cast it to your TV. The latency is so bad that the sound and video are a good 1 to 2 seconds behind. I would have expected Meta to figure this out by now.

Very nice. Really fun to play, kids loved it. Easy to set up and use. Great quality lense and overall fit.

The headset works great as advertised, and is probably the best for the money. However, limitations and common problems that typically plague VR headsets are readily apparent here. Wearing it hurts after a while, and the exercise apps/games really wear out your neck with the weight of the device. Battery life is disappointing, but enough to watch a movie. Any longer is painful to wear anyway. Looking forward to improvements in the future.

Sharp 4K visuals and zero wires make this a winner. It’s fast, easy to set up, and the game library is huge. Whether you're gaming or watching movies on a giant virtual screen, the immersion is top-notch. Truly the best bang for your buck in VR.

They perfected it, much better than the previous, it is worth by far... bigger games are coming out and here is where the 512 Gb come into action, besides mixed reality, it changes everything, you will not regret, another new world that makes it more exciting... I recommend it widely.

The Quest 3 is honestly one of the coolest things I’ve bought in a long time. The clarity and performance feel like a huge jump forward compared to the older models. The passthrough feature is so clear that I can see my room without taking the headset off, which makes switching between real world and VR feel seamless. The 512GB storage gives me plenty of room for games and apps, and the whole thing is light and comfortable to wear. It’s become something I use for workouts, games, and even productivity apps. Just a really fun and impressive device all around.

I am absolutely satisfied with the meta quest 3! I got my son one for Christmas and he LOVES it. I am also AMAZED at far technology has gotten this is out of this world! This is the Best Buy I have ever bought from the store! Only con is the battery goes quick other than that I highly recommend this for kids and adults!

Love this "work/toy"! I am an artist and this thing is a game changer! I use an app to project my art or images onto canvas and walls for murals! Saves me so much time when being able to sketch directly through the image. And of course a fun toy with all the games, puzzles and immersion apps. The Meta Quest 3 is easy to use and so much fun! So glad I got one!

Quest 3 is still the best VR experience I've personally have ever had. Wireless gameplay even with Steam has been phenomenal. VR is probably one of my favorite experiences across all media. The mixed reality really help eases in the VR Experience.

Great headset. I’ve tried the Quest 2 and the Quest 3 and the image quality on the Quest 3 is much better. The Quest 3 is clear (not blurry) across nearly the entire field of view, as opposed to the Quest 2 which gets extremely blurry anywhere except right in the center of the view. But there is one major flaw - Meta does not have a client for interfacing with Mac! They had one previously but no longer! This means that you cannot connect the headset to your Mac to use VR features of Mac applications or games. Of course, the Meta Quest 3 works great as a standalone device (you don’t ever NEED to connect it to a computer to play games or whatever), but the device’s potential is limited if you have a Mac system. For example, I wanted to use the Quest 3 for my flight simulator on my MacBook Pro with M2 chip but cannot do so because both wired and wireless interfaces do not work with Mac. However, if you want to use your Quest 3 as a monitor for your Mac, this is actually supported via Remote Desktop, although it is very laggy and will give you a bit of a headache after a short use. The difference is that mirroring your screen from Mac to Quest is supported, while using your headset to directly and natively control the applications your Mac is running is not supported. On the other hand, if you’re on Windows, everything should be supported.

The graphics have been improved. Overall more comfortable while wearing as well and the battery life is longer than the MQ2 so far. I recommend to pair it with the charging station for convenience of having your unit charged at any moment you need. It does take a bit of getting used to which I assume would be the same with any VR unit. Lots of fun but the setup could have been easier(need to update the unit to proceed with the setup but it doesn’t tell you that or if the update is progressing.)

Little pricy compared to the 3s. Other than that, the build quality is SOLID. Battery life is ok, get a few hours out of it per session, battery pack is definitely a must to extend session times. Stock strap and view port is cloth. Good quality, does get a little warm. Silicone upgrade would be worth it. The joy-cons are great, easy to use but definitely get some upgraded straps. The wrist strings that are built in are way too flimsy. They would survive a decent amount of drops, those joy-cons feel that built. Can do so much more than just gaming, if you’re on the fence about it, just get it.

Great birthday present i got this year. I love my headset.

Bought this for my husband and it more than delivered. He's been able to take small breaks throughout the week to decompress right at home. This makes golfing so much more affordable and easier for him too. Even the kids get to play with it. One bummer is it takes a ton of battery so play time is limited. There is a portable battery pack you can buy to extend play time.

I use my Quest for mostly productivity improvement by using virtual displays for my laptop. The screen quality is great, not perfectly crisp but definitely good enough to read text, code, and so design work. It is a great way for me to take my workstation on the go with me and have the ability to have a multi monitor setup anywhere. Recommend upgrading the head strap for long uses but traveling with the cloth strap is nice.

As someone who’s used both the Quest 2 and dabbled with PC VR, I was genuinely excited to get my hands on the Meta Quest 3. After a few weeks of regular use I have been blown away by the higher resolution and the comfort of the design.