Name: Quest
Brand: Oculus
SKU: 451582
Rating: 3.7 (84 reviews)

4.0

based on all reviews

Every element feels well considered and incredibly immersive
faster the refresh rate
the smoother the experience

doesn't randomly slide off like it sometimes does on the older Quest controllers
sometimes not as comfy
glasses now seem a bit more jammed in than on the older Quest

Display source: Built in
Reality type: Virtual Reality
Resolution per eye: 1400, 1600 px
Display technology: OLED
Field of view: 100 °
Position tracking: yes
Built-in headphones: yes
Gyroscope: yes

Oculus Quest - Pros & Cons

Every element feels well considered and incredibly immersive
faster the refresh rate
the smoother the experience
suitably immersive and easy to use
The guns feel fine enough to use
movement is fast
fluid and entirely natural
s controllers are intuitive to use and easy to hold for long periods
The controllers are intuitive and easy to hold
in-game action is smooth
of low cost
comfort
and adjustability
enjoyable story with a satisfying lightsaber training mode
cheaper
lighter
more comfortable and simpler VR headset
Comfortable and relatively compact
Cheaper
lighter
crisper screen and
new ways of thinking
new connections
and new industries
cheaper
lighter
great screen
comfortable
is more powerful
has a better screen and is cheaper
The onboard speakers work well enough
light gray color also makes the Quest 2 easy on the eye
smooth and snappy menu navigation
built-in microphone proved dependable as well
ran smoothly and looked impressively crisp and clear
Oculus Quest 2 will also play nicely with SteamVR
cheaper and better than its predecessor
smooth and easily navigable device
The range of inventive ideas on display is delightful
Text is sharp and legible
and motion smooth and comfortable
Lighter
Faster
Better The most accessible VR headset gets
construction of the controllers also feels more robust than the previous iteration
in-depth reviews and helpful tips
The headset is compatible with the entire back catalogue of Quest content
the image comes through crisp and clear
faster
better quality
lighter
and cheaper than the
intuitive and rather brilliant tracking system of
safe
clean
and sustainable
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The OS is built on a forked version of Android and works smoothly
best exercise and workout games a significantly better and more consistent experience
Trigger and Grip buttons are smoother than the 2nd-gen Touch controllers and feel
better graphics
better ergonomics
faster loading
easy to transfer videos and photos between all of your devices or share
Quest 2 has gotten better and better
faster
lighter
and cheaper
Oculus' are still pretty superb
It provides a good demonstration of what VR can currently offer
Quest 2 is objectively better than the previous generation Quest
The controllers are sturdy and have great responsiveness

doesn't randomly slide off like it sometimes does on the older Quest controllers
sometimes not as comfy
glasses now seem a bit more jammed in than on the older Quest
you still can't expand the storage
2's controllers are a bit too sensitive and I occasionally dropped blocks by
no way of expanding it
you already bought into Oculus hardware or software in the past
the Quest line does not require connections to a PC or console
soft sensation of picking the Quest up
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It feels clumsy and obnoxious every single time
Tentacular Tentacular sits somewhere between puzzle game and physics sandbox
One takes place on a huge map in
number of lost swipes on the newer hardware was higher
The Moss series is not one to miss
Sound does nothing special to really pull you in
spend at least three hours in each VR system myself
Quest 2 does not have built-in headphones
it doesn t take much time to set up
VR still had a learning curve at all
none of them kept us engaged once the initial novelty wore off
the single controller was stuck in three degrees of freedom
Alameda took huge losses when Luna went down
and sloppy accounting
catalog remains small compared to non-VR rhythm games
it s not likely to solve the problems with Windows on Arm
headsets would require a Facebook account
Google Fi s most expensive and comes with unlimited data
the former headset will not be left behind
a hindrance in games that rely on clear audio
never feels flat or lacking in contrast
devil have horns and hooves
quite expensive and lacking in cross-buy options
that you can't look down at the buttons
are smaller than those found on your typical console controller
Oculus app kept crashing on the first phone we
no way round the price rise
It s all a bit on the nose isn t
Oculus Quest 2 also requires a Facebook account
It loses sight of them as soon as your palms touch
it tends to slide down your nose a little bit over time
the Touch Controllers run on AA batteries
does your device stop working
not quite a perfect VR headset
TV app also let me ride a virtual rollercoaster
the device does get a little hot to the touch on the outside
The setup process only takes a few minutes
the room you set things up in has a TV
Meta has traditionally been stingy when it comes to deals
more expensive than the Quest 2 has been previously
doesn't take too long to get used to inhabiting the virtual space
base-level issues remain unsolved
email and try again
no longer tethered and stand-alone product lines
Virtual reality can be seen as an Ã¢ÂÂempathy' platform
Real climbing like in Star Wars
moments when quick time events trigger is almost always unexpected
easily get overwhelmed though
2D cutscenes
it either puts far too much pressure on your face or feels insecure on your head
GPUs and CPUs
There are no switches or buttons to press
no going back
VR doesn t come with some caveats
Not carrying over support for the old controllers is a massive oversight
the new controllers are a step in the wrong direction
inferior balance
my hand cramped up
suffers from the low-resolution issue
it s impossible to get started without a Facebook account
flaring and fringing around the edges of bright points
it s impossible to get started without a partner smartphone
the resolution is still disappointing
refresh rate is only available on apps and games
unusable purchases and a headset is troubling
no way to access your Quest 2 library
some of your games and apps might not work
low light and precise tracking
wider grips to be uncomfortable for the first week of usage
VR headsets are not made for folks like me who like to wear big hair
none of the actual events were playing
Oculus headset that requires you to log in with your Facebook account
stuttering or disorienting blur as I whipped around the city
the Quest 2 rarely fails to register a movement
The Xbox dongle is dead
the headset will still conk out after 2-3 hours
you still have to purchase the console
the dreaded hot face/wobbly legs combo
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the PSVR version was the sharpness of the visuals

Oculus - Video Reviews (8)

Oculus Quest Review - Best All-In-One VR Headset

Oculus Quest - Full Specifications

Display source	Built in
Reality type	Virtual Reality
Resolution per eye	1400 x 1600 px
Display technology	OLED
Field of view	100.0 °
Refresh rate	72.0 Hz

Accelerometer	yes
Gyroscope	yes
Digital compass	yes

Colour of product	Black
Body material	Plastic

Powered via USB	yes
Powered by battery	yes

Glasses compatible	yes
Position tracking	yes
Gesture control	yes
Optics correction	yes
Focus adjustment	yes
Control type	Touch
Front-Facing camera	no
Eye tracking	no
Movement tracking	6 degrees of freedom
Headphone connection	Built-in headphones
Room-scale tracking	yes
Windows Mixed Reality Compatible	no
Supplied accessories	Gamepad
Coloration mode	Monotone
Adjustable straps	yes
Adjustable interpupillary distance	yes
Built-in headphones	yes
Built-in microphone	yes
Built-in speaker(s)	yes

Height	8.7 in
Width	4.1 in
Depth	7.6 in
Weight	20.14 oz

Connectivity technology	Wired & Wireless
Controller compatibility	Oculus Touch Xbox One Wireless gamepad
Bluetooth	yes
HDMI	yes
USB	yes
Type of USB connector	USB
Number of USB 2.0	1
Number of USB 3.0/3.1 (Gen 1)	3
Wi-Fi	yes
Card reader integrated	no

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Oculus Quest Oculus - Editorial Reviews (16)

4.3

Based on 16 reviews

PCMAG

Published: 16.09.2020

Oculus Quest 2 Review

4.5

The Oculus Quest 2 improves on nearly everything from the original at a more affordable price, making it the best $300 VR headset for newbies and experienced users alike.

Oculus Quest Oculus Quest 2 VR headset review: the virtual escape from Covid-19 we need?

the Guardian

Published: 17.09.2020

Oculus Quest 2 VR headset review: the virtual escape from Covid-19 we need?

Cheaper, lighter, crisper screen and more power make for potent standalone virtual reality escapism

Oculus Quest Oculus Quest 2 Review: The Best Way to VR

WIRED

Published: 16.09.2020

Oculus Quest 2 Review: The Best Way to VR

4.5

Sometimes the sequel is better, the Quest 2 is a virtually flawless improvement on the original.

Tom's Guide

Published: 23.05.2022

Oculus Quest 2 review

4.0

The Oculus Quest 2 is our top pick for the best VR headset you can get right now.

Oculus Quest Review: We do not recommend the $299 Oculus Quest 2 as your next VR system

Ars Technica

Review: We do not recommend the $299 Oculus Quest 2 as your next VR system

Issues big and small, and that's before we get into the Facebookening of this thing.

Oculus Quest Oculus Quest 2 Review: Lighter, Faster, Better

tomshardware.co.uk

Published: 18.11.2020

Oculus Quest 2 Review: Lighter, Faster, Better

4.5

The most accessible VR headset gets better.

Oculus Quest Oculus Quest 2 review: virtual reality might finally be ready for the big time

Published: 21.09.2020

Oculus Quest 2 review: virtual reality might finally be ready for the big time

4.0

The Oculus Quest 2 is powerful, fun, versatile, and cheaper than the first Quest

pcgamer

Published: 16.10.2020

Oculus Quest 2 review

The Quest 2 is faster, better quality, lighter, and cheaper than the original Quest. You just need a Facebook account to enjoy it.

Android Central

Published: 20.09.2021

Oculus Quest 2 review: The best VR experience

4.5

The gateway to the metaverse.

Oculus Quest Oculus Quest 2 review | Stuff

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Oculus Quest 2 review | Stuff

Accept another Quest?

TechRadar

Published: 26.07.2021

Oculus Quest 2 review

4.5

Oculus Quest 2 offers small changes that make big differences

Oculus Quest Oculus Quest 2 review: Facebook's $299 VR headset is still one of my favorite game consoles

CNET

Published: 09.12.2021

Oculus Quest 2 review: Facebook's $299 VR headset is still one of my favorite game consoles

4.4

The Quest 2 gets a bump-up in storage, and continues to get software upgrades. But: you need a Facebook account to use it.

Oculus Quest Oculus Quest 2 review: better, cheaper VR

The Verge

Published: 16.09.2020

Oculus Quest 2 review: better, cheaper VR

4.0

The same features in a smaller, lighter package

Oculus Quest 'Resident Evil 4' for Quest 2 Review – Reanimating a Piece of Gaming History

Road to VR

Published: 20.10.2021

'Resident Evil 4' for Quest 2 Review – Reanimating a Piece of Gaming History

4.0

Resident Evil 4 for Oculus Quest 2 definitely shows its age—it would be impossible not to given its lineage as a groundbreaking survival horror game initially launched on GameCube in 2005. Despite leaning on what have now become well-worn gaming tropes, RE4 for Quest proves to be an expert VR port that still manages to deliver a …