Oculus Quest 2
$ 498.62
at the time of publication
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It's all fun an games. And fitness. And entertainment. And more.
Meta Quest 2 (previously named Oculus Quest 2 before January 2022) is a virtual reality (VR) headset created by Oculus, a brand of Facebook Technologies, LLC (now Meta Platforms, Inc.)
The Quest 2 is capable of running as both a standalone headset with an internal, Android-based operating system, and with Oculus-compatible VR software running on a desktop computer when connected over USB or Wi-Fi. It is a refresh of the original Oculus Quest with a similar design, but with a lighter weight, updated internal specifications, a display with a higher refresh rate and per-eye resolution, and updated Oculus Touch controllers.
Friends who build, hang and play together, stay together
How do you make the greatest experiences in VR even better? Easy. By sharing them with the people that you love spending time with. So Quest 2 makes it simple to meet up with friends – to play some ping pong, get in a group workout, build entirely new worlds and so much more.
Get togethers just got interesting
Challenge friends to a dance-off or team up to tackle an escape room or a fun group workout. Quest 2 is ready for your crew, no matter what you’re into or where you are.
It's easy to play with friends
Quest 2 makes it simple to meet up with friends in VR. It’s choosing from hundreds of games and experiences that might be hard.
Make fitness fun
Working out doesn’t have to be work. With Quest 2 you can do lunges on a glacier, be inspired by coaches and a community of supporters, and burn calories hunting zombies.
Featured Review
Pretty Epic Way to Disassociate With Life
I have wanted one of these bad boys for a while. Finally, they’re back in stock, so I bought one. So far I like it and can tell I’ll be using it a lot for games and… Other things.
It came in simple minimalist corporate packaging like everything does these days, mostly paper (Yay Earth). It came undamaged, but I’m guessing whoever tested it slammed into a wall with wet paint because there’s a blue scratch on one of the corners.
Pros:
- Relatively Affordable
- Great Tracking
- Can go Mobile if you want
Cons:
- Headstrap Sucks
- 3 Lens Settings, Couldn’t get it quite right
- Facebook now has a live 3D view of my disgusting room.
It’s pretty much good enough if you’re like me and just want access to VR. I will update after further testing if anything important happens.
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