2021 Oculus Quest 2 All-In-One VR Headset, Touch Controllers, 128GB SSD, 1832x1920 up to 90 Hz Refresh Rate LCD, Glasses Compitble, 3D Audio, Mytrix Link Cable (3M)

My husband enjoyed it more than my six year old. At first, it's a bit confusing and takes a minute to get it figured out. Some of the games are a little expensive, but I like the idea that many of the games have a free trial period to where you can try them out before you actually purchase them. I definitely advise an adult to be present especially if your child's younger and can't read, to get them started on a game.

I initially is not a big fan of VR, but after trying it with the Oculus, I found it really fun. It is indeed like a different kind of world. I only use it for some VR content and I generally have a session for like about half an hour which I feel quite comformtable wearing the headset. I am looking forward to trying out some games.

The Oculus Quest 2 can really take you to another world. With a 360º field of vision (even in the root menu), a stereo surround sound speaker system, and intuitive ergonomic controllers, the Oculus Quest 2 really engages all your senses to put you in the virtual environment. Everything sends your brain the message that you are there! You need a Facebook account to use the Oculus Quest 2. I personally shy away from social media, but if you don't have one, it's easy enough to create a Facebook account just to get your login credentials. Once you're in, you can go on some incredible adventures with just the free pre-installed content (let alone the thousands of VR-compatible games and programs out there). There are some amazing 3D movies that aren't interactive but are nevertheless thoroughly immersive, putting you right in the center of the action in a fully detailed 3D environment: walk the streets of the Holy Land, venture through the jungles of Brunei, get up close and personal with some elephants on an African safari. If you're into dinosaurs, I would definitely recommend the Jurassic World movies. That's about as close as you'll ever get (or would want to get) to seeing a real raptor. However, it's the interactive programs that really show you what a powerful system you're dealing with. The controller can tell the difference between pushing a button, lifting your finger off the button, or just resting your finger lightly on it, creating a surprisingly natural system that is intuitive and easy to learn. The controls just make sense and let you focus on the moment, whether you're playing zero-gravity ultimate frisbee, fighting a lightsaber duel against Darth Vader, or taking a space-walk outside the International Space Station. You can use the Oculus Quest 2 anywhere with a good Wi-Fi signal, because the boundaries of the virtual space are incredibly easy to set: you just use the controller to trace the borders of the room, and you can adjust it as often as you like. Big room, small room… abnormally shaped room… normally shaped room but there's a couch in the middle? Check, check, check, no problem! If you get too close to the boundary, the walls become visible so you can adjust your position. And if you do step outside of the boundary, the goggles switch to a camera so you can see your real environment without removing the headset, which is a big help for safety and convenience. (Be careful, though… while you can see if you leave the boundary, you can't see if someone else enters. I had a family member cross inside while I was playing and I almost punched her in the head while trying to catch a virtual frisbee.) If there's one thing to worry about with the Oculus Quest 2 it's that it's SO good, you'll want to be pretty systematic about regulating your play time. Even reality feels a bit different, a bit more virtual, once you take the headset off. So use caution and moderation. But really, that's a testament to the quality of this product, and as far as immersive virtual experiences go, you cannot beat the Oculus Quest 2.

This is my first set of personal VR headset and I would say I am extremely impressed. I have used VR before in past but it always used to give me headache and overall experience was never immersive for me. But this headset changes the game. I am using it everyday for hours and never did i have any headaches. The screen is so beautiful and crisp inside the VR. The controllers are amazingly accurate and extremely responsive. The tech is very high end. The response to every touch is super quick with a heptic feedback which is amazing. You can also set the boundry of the area you are playing in to not accidentally hit things in room. It has built-in cameras which shows you area around you in kind of augment reality. This will let you select the area you want to play in and it then creates a virtual boundry around it. You can also use your fingers instead of controllers. It uses these cameras for your hand tracking as well. It took me little time to adjust and find my perfect fit on the headband but now its perfect. Overall I am super impressed with the product. Further scope of improvement: Even though the screen is super bright and crisp the distant objects look a bit blurry.

Like the title says, this is the future of gaming. With virtual reality gaming you can fully immerse yourself into the game. The quest 2 makes it possible for almost anyone to be able to play in VR. It's a standalone unit that doesn't need to be tethered to a computer. But if you so choose, it can be linked to a capable PC using the oculus link cable essentially turning it into an oculus rift. My wife and I love the quest 2. Such a versatile vr setup at an amazing price. You get 2 hours or so of game play per charge. Which can be extended with a battery pack. The head strap is pretty basic but I have zero complaints about it. It does come with a small spacer if you were glasses such as myself. I would recommend getting the lens protectors. You definitely can't fit a very big frame inside them, so be mindful of that. The batteries in the controller must last quite some time as I've had it for a couple of weeks and they are still full. The facial interface is comfortable but does seem to aid in sweating. I haven't had any issues with the lenses fogging up though. When playing, I recommend a nice open space with no obstructions. Setting it up was a peice of cake. You will need to use your real Facebook account to use it. It will walk you though the whole setup. Game play is pretty awesome. They have a decent selection that will just keep growing as time goes on. The built in mic and speakers sound pretty good too. There is a headphone jack if you want to go that route. I recommend playing some of the first step sort of games to get you use to the controls. With a decent gaming pc, you can link and play steamVR content too. You will need the oculus rift software downloaded to play from your pc. Overall, you can't go wrong with the quest 2. I plan on getting a second one so the wife and I can play together.

Bought this as a birthday gift for my son a couple weeks ago. He loves it and so far no issues. We live in a cold state with long brutal winters and spend a lot of time indoors due to the negative temps, this will keep him entertained and up and active!

Very, very, very good headset for the price. The only downsides are the very short charging cable, and the fairly short battery life in the headset itself. Facebook integration kinda sucks too, but the positives far outweigh the negatives. Good purchase.

I've been playing VR since 2017, I've play all oculus head sets expect the rift S, the original rift and quest was amazing and I was super excited to hear they were coming out with quest 2 as around that time I sold my pc and VR, the system runs perfect and games are amazing for a all in one device DEFINITELY worth the upgrade if you own the original quest just sell it and buy the new one that's what I did, games like onward and saints and sinners are really really fun, and the head strap is more comfortable than I expected it but this is my issue and my ONLY issue, the Facebook requirement Anything that uses Facebook obviously collects your data for advertisement. Forcing people to use FB is the highest ANTI Privacy issue I've personally seen. You can get banned for using wrong gestures online or made a Facebook post that FB doesn't agree with, and when you get banned that's it, useless paper weight. Can't make a new one because you HAVE TO use your real name and also if you don't have a FB and are gonna make one just to play VR, mine as well not buy it you will get banned instantly because “you're a bot” or your Facebook isn't old enough, you would have to create one, use it like normal and show you say you who say you are, this is a huge issue. It will forsure Hurt sells. But not only that, people have gone through the agreement and you have ZERO privacy, to the point you will get ads related to items in your room, they will track your movement see how you play, what you do, where, everything. And the sad thing is, a year ago they said FB will not be required in the future. It's one thing to allow merging FB accounts if you choose to just like every other device and app, but to FORCE people and for it HAVE to be you means you do not have a separate identity from VR/online and the real you. And honestly it's probably worse than it seems, Facebook is free because it's a company where YOU are the product (anything that is free, your the product) and they sell your data to company's etc, now you pay them track everything. It's insane, at first I hated it but didn't care much for it because I do that anyways but after the amount of privacy issues, I'm scared to keep this, this is a perfect example of what I mean. I've been starting to get ads on everything that I usually don't that's ONLY related to my room or things I've said during gameplay, my room is fairly small. I've never before gotten an add about saving room space and room storage containers the one that creeped me out the most, was the fact i got a ad for Stuff I already have and this may be really far fetched but I've noticed items I already have, are in videos that are recommended to me that I have nothing to do with, at first I thought it was weird but I happened 3 times and when I say that I mean the exact Tapestry, mini fridge

it has been a fun and great system. never had a problem until recently i always take great care of it always put it back in the case when not using it. i went to go.play the other day and my right controller wont connect i tried everything even resetting it to no luck. how do i go about making thr warranty claim. It has been less than a year since i bought it.

We purchased a warranty on this VR because our last VR didn't even last a year, Now this one has been nothing but problems, i went to file a claim and they said first year is manufacture warranty not us, so we called manufacture, they reset VR and it still wont work properly, so i thought well lets refund this one, after all the steps i took now the refund window has closed, and cant refund. We just need a replacement this one is not allowing my son to play his games.