There’s also a USB-C port on the left side of the device which you can use to charge it as well as transfer data to/from your computer. It has external speakers that sound ok, but headphones make the experience far more immersive, and there’s a headphone jack on both sides of the device. That includes the 3648mAh lithium-ion battery, which gets you two to three hours of playing time, but there are ways to extend it, which I’ll get to in a bit. The Quest headset itself weighs about 566.99 g.
NO LIKEĪ bit bulky and front-heavy which can create neck-strain, field of view could be wider, and the onboard speakers aren't as good as some other offerings. PRICEĭead simple to use with virtually no setup, high quality 6DOF head and hand tracking, tons of fantastic games, and you can use Oculus Link for higher-end PC VR games. So here is our long-overdue deep-dive review.Ī standalone, 6DOF VR headset from Oculus, capable of playing many excellent games without needing to be tethered to a gaming PC. I spent the last three months testing the Quest exhaustively, as I was completely isolated in lockdown and very, very bored. Now there hundreds of games and experiences available, and thanks to monthly firmware updates the Quest now has some killer features, like controller-free hand-tracking, and the ability to connect it to a gaming PC to use it to play some very GPU-intensive games, including the much-hyped Half-Life: Alyx. But when it launched it didn’t have a ton of games available, and it was a bit light on features. In fact, it’s been out for more than a year. Take it where ever, clear some space, and you’re good to go. It offers high-quality VR with incredible games, no wires attached. Basically, it’s just the headset, a remote control for each hand, and a charging cable. The headset has four cameras on it, which are used for “inside out” tracking, so you don’t need to install anything in your room. The Quest, for those who don’t know, is the first completely standalone system which tracks in six degrees of freedom (6DOF), no computer required. For years now it’s seemed that the VR Revolution was just around the corner, but Oculus Quest arrived, and it really is that long-awaited breakthrough product.
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