Customer Ratings & Reviews

Honestly it’s breathtaking to have the oculus on. I would highly recommend, the quality of the oculus and how perfect the imagery is just astounds me. Every game and effect is flawless. My husband and I love to use it

My kids really do love the VR, they like playing on the VR more than they might plan on their PS five slim and there’s so many different things they can do on their that they do like not just playing video games watching stuff and doing another live things with their friends it’s a really fun educational just as well as playing on it it’s a lot of fun to my kids and I do appreciate that they came out with video hands on and it helps with them exercise just as well thank you so much.

It’s hard to find any real negatives with the Quest 3 — it’s a clear upgrade in every way compared to the Quest 2. One of the most important improvements is the lenses. This is exactly why it’s worth upgrading to the Quest 3 and not the Quest 3s. The 3s uses the same lenses as the Quest 2, which means you won’t get the full visual experience that defines this new generation. Personally, I’ve noticed a big difference — the improved clarity and comfort make it way easier to use for longer sessions, and I don’t get motion sickness nearly as much as I used to. If you’re on the fence, I’d definitely recommend the Quest 3. It’s the first headset that really feels like it gets everything right.

I bought this as a birthday present and it is AMAZING!! There are so many games and different things to do for literally all ages. Highly recommend!!!

Great product, I have never had a problem with it and the head set is ver comfortable.

I think this device is really cool. I like how you can control apps and some games with your bare hands instead of using the controllers for everything. I enjoyed the apps and the platformer games. The motion of the shooting games made me feel carsick, but I am in my 30's. I was dissatisfied with the battery life, but there are 3rd-party head straps with battery packs on them.

[Employee of bestbuy] This is definitely an amazing piece of tech ONLY if you’re really into VR. It’s incredibly and has amazing graphics. A definite upgrade from the meta quest 2. Only real con is the battery life.

Great fun. My 9 year old is slowly getting the hang of it, def harder for kids to master as you can’t see what they see to walk them through it, but maybe that’s a good thing so they can develop problem solving and be more comfortable with technology. So from that perspective it’s also a win. I have the store easily locked so no accidental purchases, and so far she’s loving every chance she gets to use it. Battery life isn’t horrible but it def isn’t a 4+ hour usage device without getting a battery pack add on. This isn’t really a negative in my book, because I only let her use it an hour per day, but it MIGHT be a knock if you plan to use it for longer durations of gaming or video watching. My only knock would be the supplied headband, not super comfortable for anyone in my house. I bought a $30 padded replacement with a sizing dial off Amazon and now I have no more complaints.

So I’ve owned this device for about 3 weeks now, during the end of week 2 I encountered proximity sensor issues where it would like cut out because it wasn’t detecting my head or face or something. But they seem to have mostly gone away? If you’re using this for pcvr be aware that meta quest app on pc is TERRIBLE, sometimes it requires a complete pc restart to link to the quest via cable and it’s just tedious and annoying sometimes. The headset itself has good graphics quality in my opinion but also a not so good battery life, it lasts around maybe 2ish hours when not plugged in, but when plugged into my pc using pcvr it lasts for about 5 hours. Which is enough for me to enjoy. Standalone quest hasn’t given me any bugs so props there I guess, but this thing is tedious for pcvr through meta link app. 1 more thing the cable it comes with is not a link cable, I recommend finding a usb 3.0 plus cable on amazon recommended 16ft.

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.

Fun product vr is a crazy way to play games. Got it mostly to play with a friend but i quickly just enjoyed playing alone.

The product is significantly better than previous versions. The graphics are outstanding. The game library has finally caught up, providing much more variety. The cons to having great graphics in a standalone headset is what you’d expect. Product has a very short battery life, so I’d recommended purchasing the external battery as well.

Kids enjoy. Feels like there in the room. Have streamed to Tv. Cool feature. At first can make dizzy if ur not use to but it gets better.

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.

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!

Comfortable, clear visuals and better performamce. No issues with battery life.

Great quality VR head set. I loved the increase in quality and comfort. Read a lot of reviews saying the head set was uncomfortable for certain people but I didn’t find this to be an issue at all. I would give this 5 stars but the only reason I didn’t cause of the pass through. I had higher expectations due to what the ads and YouTube reviews portrayed. The pass through seems pretty grainy especially compared to the reviews you see online from these big YouTubers. Other than that, once you get past the quality the way the interface looks with the pass though is very impressive. I can only imagine that all the apps improve with future updates and continue to improve the headset.

The Meta Quest 3 is amazing. To my estimation slightly lighter than the 2. The unwired nature of the Quest devices is also a huge selling point to me. Some games can be played in mixed reality. This affords one the ability to know what is going on in their space, avoid mobile obstacles (toddlers), and to navigate without removing the device.

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!

My first intro into VR and this unit doesn't disappoint. The passthrough is great compared to prior models I tested. Its like a private home theatre for movies and the speakers are great as well.