Quest 2 (Oculus) Fit Pack with Two Alternate-Width Facial Interfaces and Light Blockers Virtual Reality VR

wife broke hers needed a new one

I love The Oculus and I have taken to it as I would take to a new country that I am visiting. Curious and interested at first, and now digging in and exploring as I am learning and thoroughly enjoying myself. I think the challenge that the metaverse has is educating people that this is so much more than a gamer's paradise. This can be educational, mysterious, and fun for everyone.

I have an Oculus 2, I love the design, every time I use it I discover something new to do. The apps are amazing!!! I use it for exercise and the experience is beyond words, I also use it to watch movies and is the same feeling as being in a big movie theater. Highly recommended, can't hardly wait for what is coming next.

The family teamed up this year to purchase this for our nephew and he has been in love with it ever since! He even has his parents playing it with him and from what I hear they have added more games to it than the few we purchased for him to start with.

I love it. Very comfortable, very enjoyable, although I would hope there would be more real racing games like track racing even derby racing would be good. I only found one racing game and it was go kart overall it is the best in gaming bored Xbox and playstation away

Okay so the Oculus 2 has definitely made the jump to the point where I can absolutely see VR being the future. Remember how the internet was supposed to be a fad? If anyone tells you the same with VR, they're wrong. A little ways to go on make the headsets less bulky but the experience is unreal, and it's only going to improve. Excited to see what the future holds.

This is my first experience with VR and I am blown away! I have been a gamer since the Atari/Coleco days and have owned almost every gaming system that has come to market and this blows my mind. Yes, I'm sure there will be amazing improvements in the years ahead but, to date, this VR experience is incredible. You have to try it if you're a gamer. I have had a couple minor setup issues. The phone app used for setup does not work on my phone. I've contacted support about this and ended up using a different phone to get it to work. There must be certain phone settings that are needed in order for the app to work and my settings are to restrictive. Support was unable to identify which settings needed to be changed on my phone for the app to work. I get it, new technology. Anyway, from the days of MS DOS and GW BASIC, I am flabbergasted at how far tech has come in my life time.

The Oculus is an INCREDIBLE gaming system with some really great features and breathtaking graphics quality. The biggest drawback for me would be the lack of ability to adjust your "focus." I find that the Oculus tends to become fuzzy if it's not in just the right position on my face. That being said, it's a really uncomfortable system to wear. The straps don't quite grip your head well (especially if you have a lot of hair) and slides around. When you tighten it down, it puts a lot of pressure on your face/head and causes migraines. It would be great if they were to come out with a new strap that fits more comfortably, as this would likely eliminate the out-of-focus image issues I've been experiencing.

I think VR is going to become commonplace very soon for entertainment and gaming. That being said, I think real potential lies in the functionality that VR could bring to so many other areas as well. I'm trying to jump on the bandwagon before it rushes by!

I really wanted the rift s, but apparently it is not supported or not made anymore? (Facebook meta fault)So I settled with the quest 2 and kinda disappointed. The graphics are base from 2004 for games. When playing sometimes I feel like I am at the arcade playing bland cheesy vr games.