Oculus quest

About this item • All-in-one VR: Simply set up the device with your Oculus mobile app and Oculus Quest has everything you need to explore VR, right out of the box • Insight tracking: Oculus Insight tracking system instantly reflects your movements in VR without the need for any external accessories • Touch controllers: Oculus Touch controllers precisely recreate your hands, their gestures and interactions, so every game is real enough to reach out and touch • Beyond room-scale: Oculus Quest works with your environment, so you can play standing or sitting, in spaces big or small • Oculus Quest requires your Oculus quest account to log in, making it easy to meet up with friends in VR and discover communities around the world.

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Savings represents a discount off the List Price. Product Dimensions 6.3 x 8.27 x 3.46 inches; 4.57 Pounds Binding Video Game Rated Rating Pending Item model oculus quest 301-00170-01 Item Weight 4.57 pounds Manufacturer Oculus Batteries 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) Date First Available September 22, 2018 Customer Reviews, including Product Star Ratings help customers to learn more about the product and decide whether it is the right product for them.

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It also analyzed reviews to verify trustworthiness. Learn more how customers reviews work on Amazon Amazon Customer 5.0 out of 5 stars My favorite VR headset - no wires changed everything! Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2019 So I've used all the big VR devices up to this point and I feel the Quest is the beginning of where the mass market can finally get into them.Having it be wireless reduces all the setup that's normally associated with any headset.

Convenience goes a long way.ComfortWhile the PSVR is my vote for most comfortable headset, primarily cause of the weight distribution and how airy the inside feels, the quest fits nice and feel solid.

I got a little warm after about 2 hours of playing, my forehead was sweating after running around my living room beating up robots. But it felt appropriate, not too hot, just sweat from playing an active game.Image Quality and PerformanceThe quest had no noticable screen door effect, one of my biggest issues with the Vive, and throughout my initial play sessions never had oculus quest stutter or graphic issue. It played nice and smooth. I didn't feel sick.

And more demanding games like Robo recall ran flawlessly.TrackingFlawless. Hands, head, and room. No issues with any. Makes room vr sensors seem prehistoric. And from opening the box to being in a game took maybe 4 minutes (excluding a software update that took about 5 minutes).FeaturesOne of the most interesting built in features is casting.

I can send the headset image to my phone, and then to other devices, with just the hit of a button. You can also record and other things. That's very nice when you're showing someone who is less familiar with VR, since you can follow along with them on your phone. Also probably good if you're into streaming and all that.SoundI think I'll end up buying the official oculus headphones. Not cause the sound isnt good, it is, but because I want to play quieter.

The speakers are pretty loud.And as a final note, I get about oculus quest hours of playtime before deciding to charge it.

It comes with a very long USBC cable and works well with battery packs.My only complaint so far is the battery slider on the controllers is in a very. weird spot. And they can slide if you're gripping too hard and jerk around. Not a deal breaker, just weird. Easily fixed with a tiny piece of tape or something. Or not holding the controller in a way that could cause the battery case to slide open. Pros:__________ • Very comfortable on the head as there is an electric strap that goes around your head and one on top.

Being a previous oculus owner, it’s like putting on oculus quest baseball cap. Overall it’s super easy to adjust and the foam fabric is snugged all around. • One of the few times I’m glad they still go with a plastic covering. You’re wearing this so the goal is to get it as light as possible. • Wireless, and…I mention wireless! No wires in any way. No PC’s, just put it on and begin. • Not disconnections from Wi-Fi, as it’s consistent throughout.

• Oculus once again put some good effort into their built-in speakers. Very loud and immersive, while at the same time being aware of what going on in “your” world. • The built-in headphone jack is always great if you want to be fully immersed. I have to admit that I use the headphone jacks a lot more than I thought (especially in some horror games).

• For more oculus quest on the speakers, it’s an integrated backward setup. The result makes you feel that the sound is playing in all directions and not just focused on one place. • The Insight program is AWESOME! I’ve owned previous Oculus and one of the most annoying things is taking off the VR set because the outside world got in the way. That’s losing my VR controller after watching something on the Rift or just hitting the wall.

With the new four mounted cameras, the Quest now can show you when you’re about to hit the wall. This is probably one of the best features they put in because now the Oculus monitors all your movements in the real world and just inputs them in whatever game.

This is a dream for those who live in tiny/cramped rooms. • The Insight program basically allows you to play in almost any room of your choosing because it maps out the space where you're at (It’s like setting up oculus quest border you can play in).

I say this is awesome again because the games you play will now be, somewhat, customized to the space you’re in. Having this feature is such a relief (that includes jumping or crouching, as it will be registered in the game, if allowed.).

• The resolution oculus quest beautiful for those who never used an Oculus, and it’s a nice upgrade from the Oculus Go (For non VR users, the overall resolution is an awesome sight. Not perfect, but it’s still great.) • Gaming setup takes probably 30 seconds.

Just pick the game in your library and have fun. • The app works on the oculus quest and in the Oculus. Newcomers, you’ll most likely buy games using your phone, like going through an app store. They have it on the Oculus, but the phone is a lot quicker to scroll and interact.

• The screen itself is very clean. Just remember to treat it right. One scratch and any game or movie will be wasted since your focus will be on that scratch. Avoid this oculus quest putting oculus quest in its box (or a case, if you bought one) every time you finished.

Don’t just toss it aside. • The tracking capabilities are spot on when I’m playing a game or viewing a 360-degree video. • 72Hz refresh rate. Just means that everything is smooth and non-glitchy. It also means less motion blur which that means less motion sickness for those who get it. • A huge section of games. From the date of my review, 50 launch games for this VR.

• You can not only play games that are made and run from the previous Oculus (I believe only the most recent versions), but you can also be able to play against your friends who only have the older versions. I haven’t tested this layout yet as the only thing close to this is VR poker (which is fun, only if people actually talk in the game!) • The games I’ve mainly played is so far “Rise to Glory” and “Beat Saber.” The controllers are accurate, the speakers are loud, and the experience is quiet a ride.

• Deleting games is oculus quest as easy as starting them. This is good to know because, depending on your games/movies, you may have to do some spring cleaning every now and then. • I moved to my bedroom to the living room and I found the reconfigure border mapping very quick. • The Passthrough view is the system that allows you to see your world without taking the set.

To me, it’s kinda like a black and white night vision camera when viewing your world through the goggles. The four cameras are your eyes what they see, you’ll see (not perfect, but viewable). • When you’re about to past one of your play borders, the controller turns red. • Those who have glasses, the Oculus does come with a spacer for your glasses. I don’t use glasses so you need to read other reviewers who have them. • Putting the Oculus on oculus quest knows when I put it on and will wake up.

This is also cool because you don’t even need to press any button to begin. But, to save power, I turn it off when I’m done. The bootup time is short anyway.

• Yes, this is mainly for gaming, but honestly some of my favorite apps are Netflix, Sling, and Oculus’s short videos. Playing Netflix on this is an incredible sight and overall surfing the web and watching live TV on a movie theater size screen is an awesome experience.

No oculus quest, no annoyances, no nothing. • The touch controllers feel very solid, easy to use, a nice oculus quest response, and the grip for each button is a great design feature. • Does come with an extra-long USB power cable so you can still enjoy playing your games while it’s charging. • The Quest can track up to 4,000 square feet. Something that you should know for those who will be playing in a room bigger than this. • Great warning singles if you’re about to step out of your gaming borders.

• It does remember up to five different locations that you mapped out when making your border. I only have two locations, but when I put the Quest on in one of those rooms, it instantly recognizes it. • The VR market is run by Oculus. You think VR, you think Oculus.

Cons and Oks:__________ • It’s expensive for the machine. This is not including any really cool games that you have to buy in the store. Yes, there are some nice free ones, but in my experience the best games you’ll have to pay up.

• The games are not near to Oculus quest graphics but I would think around Nintendo Wii style of graphics. Keep in mind it’s still a bump in the previous version and this is an on-the-go type of VR. For great graphics, you’ll need a stronger computer to take on the challenge. Putting something that powerful in a tiny box is not there yet. Overall it’s still good for a casual gaming experience, oculus quest not ‘O My God.” • Battery life is an average, for me 2 hours.

Maybe 2:30 if I’m just watching a movie or surfing the web / YouTube. Kind of the same battery life as the Oculus Go. • VR is still new, so you are limited in the games for playing VR.

Since VR is not the mainstream there will be a setback on new games and, as mention before, higher cost to play prettier games. • You can’t play this outside.

The sun is a big no-no for the lenses and cameras, as it will track oculus quest incorrectly. But something this pricey you can’t trust the outside world. It’s like walking on the sidewalk with your running PC, or gaming oculus quest. Leave it indoors (plus you’ll look like an idiot playing this in public).

• More demanding games will eat more of your battery up. • Controllers require AA batteries. We live in a battery charging world so why is this even allowed? • Not only that, but I’m replacing these controller batteries a lot more than I should.

• It’s a great experience to view the VR screen but you must know that it’s nowhere near photo realistic. On a white oculus quest, I can see every little pixel in works. Still a great view, but nowhere realistic, an overall grainy look. • The built-in speakers are loud but to fully immerse you’ll need headphones.

• I personally notice that the touch controller batter covers are a little loose. • No tracking data underneath the headset. You need to make sure that the controllers are in view in front of you in order of the headset to track it. • Any outside light still leaks through the nosepiece. It’s really insignificant in gaming, but watching a movie is a whole other experience.

For a movie, I have to turn off the lights. • Even at 72Hz, you’ll still get a little nauseous. I don’t get very often but I’ll admit playing “Dead and Buried” made feel a little uneasy. • I was told you won’t be able to play all of Oculus Rift games. That kind of sucks for those who spend a decent amount of money on Rift games. oculus quest A price like this is greater than a PlayStation or an Xbox.

Both have hundreds top of the line graphic games and millions of users. • A couple of times the controllers froze up when I accidentally hit both of them together when playing.

I had to pull out the batteries in order for them to work again. Hopefully, this will be resolved with a software update. • Taking out the Oculus is easy but it’s still large task to pack it anywhere.

For example, putting in my backpack does take oculus quest big bite out of storage. Note that if you’re planning to give this to someone for a birthday or a holiday, out of state, its best you give them a picture of it and tell them one will be shipped to you.

When I got my Oculus Go, I was away from home and oculus quest was such a burden to find room when I needed to fly back. The Quest is no exception. • The concept of portable really means moving it from one room to another.

Anything other than that is a significant hassle. • Any Rift games that have high resolution, if the Quest can play them, it may run at lower resolutions. The reason why is to optimize the lower-powered Snapdragon chip.

• My friend has a big head and was having no comfort in using the Oculus. • I play for a long time it notices that the straps do make your head itchy. • You’ll need a phone to initially set up. Really not a big deal in the world we live in. • Charging fully, without playing takes two hours for me. • Charging fully, while playing games, never happen to me.

In fact, there were some times that I was on 0-1% battery life, and the only reason it was working was that I was charging it at the same time. Playing high graphics games will not allow you to charge fully, but watching movies will. • IMPORTANT: It does not heat up quickly.

This is a major issue for those who live in a cold environment. I discovered this after my second day working the Oculus, but if you live in a cold environment your lenses will fog up almost instantly. Since our bodies create heat, putting on the headset, your eyes give off heat that makes the lenses foggy. This goes away either the temperature outside is warm or the Oculus is warmed up with use.

For those who live in cold environments, beware! You’ll need to play either a high graphics game to kill the lens fog or keep breathing on the lenses itself. If you decide to just watch a movie, you may be in for a surprise when your entire screen gets fogged.

There is no way around this. • Looks wise, the Quest’s appearance is almost the same as the Rift. • Oculus app does allow you to cast on-screen action to a second display, but I notice some lag in this.

• On some high graphics games, the login time does take some time. • Twice so far I had re-draw my borders in my room as the Quest, I guess, forgot to memorize one of my rooms. I don’t know if this a user error on me or a software error, but it’s worth noting. • Those of you who used the 2016 Oculus controllers, there isn’t much a change. • The headset will not sense obstacles on the fly. You need to trust your space.

• The Oculus 360 videos are really simple that even a 4-year-old Oculus machine can run. We need videos that need to fit with the resolution that it’s currently built for.

• Still takes some time trying to find the sweet spot for your eyes. I wish the headset will guide you in finding the correct sweet spot for your eyes. • Lastly looking through the lens is the same as looking through an old PC monitor.

Your eyes start to get irritated after a decent amount of time in. Luckily by that oculus quest, the battery will be dead. Bottom Line:__________ In the end, this is a great VR headset that will be perfect for those who want to get in the VR experience. Please note that this is in no way a replacement for any game console, rather than this is just a new toy. The issue with VR is that it isn’t really popular right now. Not only that but, for me, it does take time to get the VR in use before playing.

You have put it on, get comfortable, and make sure that you have enough battery life. Unlike any other console, all you have to do it is turn it on, press play, and away you go. In the end, such a small portable VR does has drawbacks, as you can see from the "Cons" above. The Oculus Quest doesn’t really give us a step closer to a fully immerse experience but it’s still a fun toy to play with.

If you have some extra cash then pick it up because it’s a great VR set (The camera system alone is worth the buy.). For those who want to get into VR than this a way to go 100%. Overall: Excellent casual gaming, great video streaming, and an all right battery system.

Oculus quest the common user this is a great buy, but for those who been here before, it’s a decent upgrade in portable VR. Hope I was a help to you. Love, Honest Reviewer. So I've used all the big VR devices up to this point and I feel the Quest is the beginning of where the mass market can finally get into them.

Having it be wireless reduces all the setup that's normally associated with any headset. Convenience goes a long way.

Comfort While the PSVR is my vote for most comfortable headset, primarily cause of the weight distribution and how airy the inside feels, the quest fits nice and feel solid. I got a little warm after about 2 hours of playing, my forehead was sweating after running around my living room beating up robots. But it felt appropriate, not too hot, just sweat from playing an active game.

Image Quality and Performance The quest had no noticable screen door effect, one of my biggest issues with the Vive, and throughout my initial play sessions never had a stutter or graphic issue. It played nice and smooth. I didn't feel sick. And more demanding games like Robo recall ran flawlessly. Tracking Flawless.

Hands, head, and room. No issues with any. Makes room vr sensors seem prehistoric. And from opening the box to being in a game took maybe 4 minutes (excluding a software update that took about 5 minutes). Features One of the most oculus quest built in features is casting. I can send the headset image to my phone, and then to other devices, with just the hit of a button. You can also record and other things.

That's very nice when you're showing someone who is less familiar with VR, since you can follow along with them on your phone. Also probably good if you're into streaming and all that. Sound I think I'll end up buying the official oculus headphones. Not cause the sound isnt good, it is, but because I want to play quieter.

The speakers are pretty loud. And as a final note, I get about 2.5 hours of playtime before deciding to charge it. It comes with a very long USBC cable and works well with battery packs. My only complaint so far is the battery slider on the controllers is in a very. weird spot. And they can slide if you're gripping too hard and jerk around. Not a deal breaker, just weird. Easily fixed with a tiny piece of tape or something. Or not holding the controller in a way that could cause the battery case to slide open.

Nik Blach 5.0 out of 5 stars My favorite VR headset - no wires changed everything! Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2019 So I've used all the big VR devices up to this point oculus quest I feel the Quest is the beginning of where the mass market can finally get into them.

Having it be wireless reduces all the setup that's normally associated with any headset. Convenience goes a long way.

Comfort While the PSVR is my vote for most comfortable headset, primarily cause of the weight distribution and how airy the inside feels, the quest fits nice and feel solid. I got a little warm after about 2 hours of playing, my forehead was sweating after running around my living room beating up robots. But it felt appropriate, not too hot, just sweat from playing an active game. Image Quality oculus quest Performance The quest had no noticable screen door effect, one of my biggest oculus quest with the Vive, and throughout my initial play sessions never had a stutter or graphic issue.

It played nice and smooth. I didn't feel sick. And more demanding games like Robo recall ran flawlessly. Tracking Flawless.

Hands, head, and room. No issues with any. Makes room vr sensors seem prehistoric. And from opening the box to being in a game took maybe 4 minutes (excluding a software oculus quest that took about 5 minutes). Features One of the most interesting built in features is casting. I can send the headset image to my phone, and then to other devices, with just the hit of a button. You can also record and other things. That's very nice when you're showing someone who is less familiar with VR, since you can follow along with them on your phone.

Also probably good if you're into streaming and all that. Sound I think I'll end up buying the official oculus headphones. Not cause the sound isnt good, it is, but because I want to play quieter. The speakers are pretty loud. And as a final note, I get about 2.5 hours of playtime before deciding to charge it. It comes with a very long USBC cable and works well with battery packs.

My only complaint so far is the battery slider on the controllers is in a very. weird spot. And they can slide if you're gripping too hard and jerk around. Not a oculus quest breaker, just weird. Easily fixed with a tiny piece of tape or something.

Or not holding the controller in a way that could cause the battery case to slide open. Pros: -PS2 Level graphics. This maybe generous, but they were better than I expected.

-Cable free lets you explore around as much as you want. Define the room size during setup -The most fun you can have for $400 Cons: -PS2 Level graphics (Rift S users may not be impressed) -Virtual wall isnt always visible when you need it.

Accidentally punched real life wall during Creed demo. -Multiplayer logistics might be challenging Conclusion: this was my first VR headset to oculus quest, and I walked away from my first experience thinking "video games will never be the same." It's too good and too fun. The media could not be loaded. Wow. I got more then I expected and I just can’t stop playing. Beat saber, super hot, etc, etc, everything is thrilling, action packed, and amazing because you can move around, and it is almost like the system senses your body by what it can do in certain games.

Oculus quest literally great because IM GETTING EXERCISE WHILE HAVING FUN! I can go on for hours playing and just not stop. The setup is easy, the colors are beautiful, and once you tighten and fit it on your head correctly, the picture is great. The description is exactly what you get if not more. HIGHLY RECOMMEND. There are a lot of positive reviews for this headset, but I feel like there's a lot of problems that people didn't detail about.

I bought this optimistically, thinking it would be amazing, but there was a lot of trouble I experienced during its set up and use. This is a bit of a long read, but please bear with me.

First off, you NEED, and I mean NEED, a (newish) smartphone with an Oculus quest connection to set up oculus quest Oculus Quest. You can't even emulate an Android to do it.

You CANNOT avoid that requirement whatsoever. In oculus quest case, I didn't have any smartphone that wasn't old, so I had to call a friend over to use his to get it set up. You also need Wi-Fi, preferably 5 GHz. There is no PC activation with the Quest; heck, the Quest can't even connect to the PC without a third-party hack. Oculus quest expect this headset to be the same as a Rift, because it isn't.

It is purely standalone, and you're stuck with its own Oculus app store. Plus, you must connect your Facebook account to the Oculus AND provide payment details (e.g.

credit card oculus quest in order to complete registration. This is a huge privacy issue that many will not like. The Oculus app store doesn't have a lot of apps in it, let alone free. All the apps that are available are easily upwards of $20 a pop.

This doesn't bother me too much since my sole reason for buying it was to wirelessly watch 360 videos on YouTube VR, but for others, it will be a major turnoff, since the Quest doesn't come with any free games, just demos. For such an expensive headset, you'd think that Oculus would be generous enough to bundle some oculus quest full games with it, but I guess they just want to milk their customers with the novelty and hype.

The headset itself is heavy and a bit uncomfortable. It constantly sags forward no matter what you try to do, so you'll often need to support it with your hands. The cushion that goes on your face isn't really that great either; it feels like it pushes in on random spots.

Another problem I experienced, which Oculus needs to address, is quality control. The lens that came with my Quest had permanent streaks on the INSIDE, which you can't avoid seeing. It almost felt like the headset was refurbished.

It's not too bad during bright scenes, but anywhere else, I see them blurring my vision. I'm not going to get an exchange for something like that now that I've gone through such a pain to get it set up, but Oculus seriously needs to get better quality control. Overall, aside from all of those issues, the headset itself is nice and does what it is intended to do, but the video quality is really poor for 360 videos (other apps seem to be fine though).

I don't know if it's just because most YouTube content is still at low resolution right now, but it feels like I'm watching 480p video most of the time. This is likely not a Quest issue though; it's probably the same no matter what headset you buy.

As a beginner "early adopter" headset, this is pretty good for its price, but that's about it. I'd stay away from VR headsets for at least a few more years, since the technology still isn't perfect.

In my particular case, since I'm strictly planning to use a VR headset oculus quest 360 videos, I'm content, but for people looking to immerse themselves in gaming, I'd recommend not doing so for now. There's still not enough content, quality, and performance to justify the price. An amazing experience. Never seen never dreamt experiences. A worthy entertainer. Cost could have been more affordable. YouTube VR app and browser app are very handy.

Several live events make you feel great watching with other social beings. Surround sound quality is awesome. Video quality satisfactory.

Controller precision is great. Social networking is reimagined. It could shape as next generation computing. Overall highly costly affair to own and maintain but Wow!!! Its the very first word that i said as i put on this headset. Amazing Product, and Delivery time was also great. And product reaches me fine and is working great. Amazing graphics quality and with the latest update Quest is getting better and better.

Tho it has some pros and cons. You dont oculus quest high end Gaming pc for playing VR games now. No need of wire and external sensors. Now you have gurdian mode in which one can see if hes crossing the line and camera will open up so that you wont hit any object in real life. Pixels are fine. Controller tracking are good as well.

Cons will be like product too much costly as i know its not available in india and import duties are expensive. You need to buy games in Oculus store only free demo of games will be provided. Games price ranges from 9$ to 29$. Front heavy but with some modding it can be work. Now you can play PC steam VR gaming with the use of Oculus link cable, so its a standalone headset as well as pc headset as well.

Its a bit expensive in india but i like the purchase that i made. Great and Amazing product. Amazon Customer 5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing oculus quest great experiance Reviewed in India on July 12, 2020 Wow!!! Its the very first word that i said as i put on this headset. Amazing Product, and Delivery time was also great. And product reaches me fine and is working great. Amazing graphics quality and with the latest update Quest is getting better and better. Tho it has some pros and cons.

You dont need high end Gaming pc for playing VR games now. No need of wire and external sensors. Now you have gurdian mode in which one can see if hes crossing oculus quest line and camera will open up so that you wont hit any object in real life.

Pixels are fine. Controller tracking are good as well. Cons will be like product too much costly as i know its not available in india and import duties are expensive. You need to buy games in Oculus store only free demo of games will be provided.

Games price ranges from 9$ to 29$. Front heavy but with some modding it can be work. Now you can play PC steam VR gaming with the use of Oculus link cable, so its a standalone headset as well as pc headset as oculus quest.

Its a bit expensive in india but i like the purchase that i made. Great and Amazing product. It is great but you need to keep some things in mind before you buy. First, you need a mobile phone to do the initial setup. Comfort- I find it pretty good for about an hour oculus quest the contact points on my face start to get irritated. THis isnt a huge problem because I can only play for 2 hours anyways before the batteries are getting low. 2 hours of gaming is long enough for me.

Ive tried HTC vive pro and Vive, both of which need a powerful PC to work. BOth didnt feel any more comfortable to me than the quest. I also didnt feel any video resolution difference between any of them was worth noting (vive seemed worse but it was still enjoyable) but I also only like watching movies in 720p max because I dont like 1080p. Being wireless and not reliant on a computer is great but the option will be there in NOvember to connect it to a powerful gaming computer and give you access to the Oculus Rift games library on Steam.

I find the Oculus controllers were way more comfortable and nicer to use than HTC (personal preference I am sure). I spent alot of time between spending a massive amount on $$$ on a fancier headset but in the end, I loved the controllers better than the HTC, I love the portability of oculus quest headset (people at work can try it), it is super simple to setup, no messing around with sensors, just draw a circle around you with the controller and start playing.

I loved that it is ANdroid and there is a large unofficial sideload site for games and I love that I still have the option to play all the steam VR games so I have all the same options for games as any other headset and the price is right. MrBond 5.0 out of 5 stars Keeps it's promise and more! Reviewed in Canada on May 23, 2019 Basically, a PlayStation/XBox Killer. The trade-off in graphics is well worth the added playability of this standalone device.

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