Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you plan to play VR games without needing a computer that is capable to run VR, the Meta Quest 3 is the one to get! The graphics are great, and if you purchase the external battery accessory (which I highly recommend getting), it extends the battery life even more and provides a better balance on your head, making it feel less front heavy. Games run smoothly, and since my computer can run VR, I tested it and it was able to connect seamlessly to Steam as long as you install the Steam Link app on the headset. I loved the ability to connect to the computer wirelessly as well since I do not have that much room around my desk to play wired.

The only negative about this product is that I get motion sickness. Every other aspect of it is impressive and groundbreaking. If you’ve never used VR, this will change everything.

My item works great. We as a family enjoy playing and have some great laughs watching everyone’s movements as we play. Great family bonding time.

Much lighter weight than the Quest 2. Extremely comfortable straight out of the box. I wasted a lot of money shopping on after-market, facial interface gear to make my Quest 2 more comfortable. Every conceivable add-on is available on the Meta web site. The only drawback is waiting for upgraded games, apps, and content.

It’s fun to have a VR headset don’t give me wrong. It is great quality and I do suggest anybody who wants a VR headset to get the quest three but if you have a busy life and you aren’t very interested in using a vr headset all the time expect it to be in a shelf for a while i got mine ysed ut for three hrs and never used it again

I was on the fence upgrading from the Quest 2, but I'm glad I did! The experience is substantially improved IMO, and I'm really enjoying going back and replaying games with the improved resolution and comfort. AR functions are really neat, and I can't wait to see what other improvements and additions come down the road!

Runs a lot smoother and faster than quest 2, just need a better head strap than the default one it comes with.

Love this thing. Quality difference between this and the 3S is crazy, don’t cheap out. Didn’t think there could be a crazy difference til I bought both for myself and my gf and tried them. Exchanged the 3S immediately

Lighter and pass through is better than the quest 2 but face mask part slips on occasion. But in my opinion very good

Much better than the version before. I am able to create mases for 3d printing and play games on 3D.

Hands down one of the best VR systems out there. Graphics are amazing, the sound quality is a step up from the Quest 2. The headset is lighter on my head. I love the at I can see what’s around me a little better while I have the headset on. Love that it came with a game although I had to wait for the release date to download.

Graphics are geeat. Is not worth full price..due to battery life...and the see through is awesome but not great. Thought i could use it on a regular basis. Bought extra battery and headband with fan it helps.

It works, It works, It works, It works, It works, It works. I got it for my son. He loves it. By the way, it works.

Love the wireless feature over the PlayStation vr the head steps are way mor comfortable to were for longer play time very happy with purchace

Honestly to start out i absolutely loved my quest 2, but the quest 3 blows the quest 2 outta the water in every way, shape, and form. The pancake lenses are a massive upgrade, way more fov. Every game ive come back to whether its on the quest shop or steam, I notice a much clearer picture. Its just all around a better headset. The worst part of it honestly is the elite strap, its extremely uncomfortable and i honestly recommend the kiwi headstrap.

Amazing piece of tech! Worth every penny and we haven't really seen it's full potential. There are so many great titles coming soon that will for sure keep me coming back for more! Only negative is the battery life but no big deal. If you have a power bank connected or a really long USB C cord with adapter connected to outlet you'll be ok.

It's a massive step up from the Quest 2, and I myself hand been wondering if it would be worth the expense. But I quickly found that it resolved all of the friction that prevented me from really playing with the Quest 2 as much as I'd originally intended. The auto-scanning for a playable area is amazingly accurate so you only have to make a quick adjustment. If you want to go get a drink, you can just double-tap the right side of the head strap and it switches to passthrough mode immediately – and it no longer looks like you are holding a 2001 cell phone video up to your eye. The hand tracking is also cool when it can be leveraged. The visual fidelity is much higher in this. The only downsides are that it's got a short battery life and I periodically encounter a weird issue where it loses tracking entirely while gaming and the world starts spinning – you have to close your eyes and reset it. I think that issue is because I prefer to not shut it off and just set it on the charger. After a week it tends to do that and I need to hard reset it. The upgraded version with more storage is also quite pricey.

Headset works great. Really good upgrade from previous headset.

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.

Excellent product, its definition and resolution are incredible.