Meta (Renewed) Quest 3 512GB — Breakthrough Mixed Reality — Powerful Performance

Great VR headset with sharp visuals and smooth performance. The 512GB storage gives plenty of space, and setup is quick and easy. Very immersive and comfortable to use — definitely a solid upgrade.

Fun and worth the cost tbh if you wanna get into vr this is deffo the headset

I used this every day for a month when I first bought it. Original headband is not great, aftermarket is a must if more than one person is using the headset or if you use the headset more than 10 minutes at a time. Battery can last a long time or as little depending on what you do. Gets quite humid after an hour. Easy to set up and maneuver the menus. Able to connect to pc either wirelessly or wired, depending on use case. Great headset for the price, but you will quickly find a ton of aftermarket accessories to make it truly usable.

Ok So i ordered this for sim racing. The package arrived and everything was properly sealed and in good order. I unboxed the whole thing and did not see any scratches or damage to the device in any of its parts. I got a proper cable for it and plugged it in my PC. While the hardware was without anything to complain about. Not the software. You have to sign so many agreements thru your pc and thru your phone it's not even funny to make the device work. It is heavily tied into meta itself which should be illegal to force you into meta so much and in that way. Really intrusive and annoying process to go thru to get the software installed on your pc. Once installed it messed with my soundcard so for now i had to disable this and put everything aside until i can figure this out and see if there is a better way to do this. Nothing to do with the quest itself. I was completely blown away for the time i was in it.

I've owned an Oculus rift CV2, Quest 2, and now the Quest 3. I bought this to get the best wireless, consumer grade, game and experience orientated VR headset on the market and I would say it delivers. I personally never have any issues wearing VR headsets, such as motion sickness or fatigue and still have no issues with this. The display is crisp, adjustable, and relatively seamless. The display inside isn't so large that anywhere my eyes land, I see screen, but if you're looking forward for the most part it's pretty immersive still. The controllers are easy to hold, easy to use, and just like all the other generations, feel relatively intuitive in virtual reality. Meta did away with the tracker rings on the controllers, which I thought were actually to protect hands from hitting objects, but apparently not. Regardless, they are smaller. I pretty much have no complaints. The pass-through camera which is now way higher resolution and full color, allows for pretty easy augmented reality experiences and real world navigation without lifting up the headset. Most VR games aren't too large in size so 512 gigs is ample storage for even a hardcore VR collector. I don't really have any complaints about fit and comfort. I don't wear glasses and I am appropriate head size for somebody 5'6". Like many things, battery always is more to be desired. I'll say it's perfectly fine, but for any longer sessions, you may run into a dying headset. With the right cable or aftermarket wearable battery, this isn't a problem. There are certainly trade-offs I'm sure Meta considered when choosing battery size and it's fine. I definitely don't regret buying this and Hope VR technology comes far enough that more people can enjoy its experiences without motion sickness and whatnot.