Oculus Quest

Easy to set up ; Wireless with no external peripherals needed ; Incredibly immersive experiences ; Strong launch line-up of games/apps

Not as powerful as the PC-powered options ; Cleaning cloth for lenses not included

The Oculus Quest offers a magical experience right out of the box, combining an incredibly easy set-up process with a hint of the VR wonders to come. Coupled with its wireless tech, six degrees of freedom, and Touch controllers, this approachability...

Powerful enough for complex VR ; Solid motion tracking without external sensors ; Great gamepads ; Sharp OLED displays ; No wires!

Not as comfortable as the Rift or Go ; It’s still mobile VR -- so games are limited ; Too expensive for most people

+Build Quality +Comfort +Price

-Poor Noise Isolation -3.5 Adaptor not included

At this price point a headset boasting design choices that include custom-tuned 50mm audio drivers, a detachable microphone and memory foam ear cups is certainly impressive but the audio quality could really use some work to improve it's standing.

Completely wireless and standalone (i.e no PC required to use) ; Easy to use interface and setup ; Great performance for a standalone headset ; Built-in speakers work well ; Oculus Link is a great way to expand the VR experience further

Short battery life (around 2 hours) ; A slightly limited number of titles compared to PC-based VR headsets (at least popular games like Beat Saber are on Quest)

Overall, the Oculus Quest is a great piece of hardware that offers experiences for everyone whether they’re accustomed or new to VR.

If you are looking for a VR system that goes beyond simple smartphone experiences and isn't a huge inconvenience to use, then the should be the first one you check out. It isn't the cheapest headset out there but it's a great bargain option for someone...

Completely wireless and standalone ; Impressive performance without a PC ; Intuitive UI

Slightly limited library compared to mature HMDs ; Space at the bottom of the headset admits some light ; Battery drains after a few hours of play

The Quest represents the next major step towards VR going mainstream, and while it's not a silver bullet, it's capable of delivering magical experiences you can't get anywhere else.

Easy to set up and use ; Excellent controllers ; Diverse content library ; Good battery life ; Affordable

Integrated speakers could be better ; Noticeable screen door effect ; Battery slider slips on controllers ; Noticeable nose gap (for some) ; Closed software system

Upon the first impression, Oculus Quest is a genuinely exciting new product that stands every chance of succeeding in its mission to bring VR to a wider audience, if not to make it a mainstay of every home. It is not the most graphically rich or...

Seamless all-in-one VR solution ; Can cast content to smartphones and TVs ; Capable of room-scale VR ; Large library of apps ; Crisp graphics with minimal motion blur

A tad expensive ; Tedious downloads

The Oculus Quest offers high-resolution VR graphics, the ability to cast to devices and over 50 games, all in a wireless design.