Meta Quest 2 — Advanced All-In-One Virtual Reality Headset — 128 GB

My son loves this VR

Works great my son loves it

Amazing

Charging port won't charge

Kids love and can play forever

I wish they would include some tips on how to use it, im 72 years old and lost.

A great product and fun to use! ❤️

replacing one that got destroyed

nice goods

Item received as described, new and pristine, delivery man was polite and well mannered, thank you so much amazon. Now awaiting the 2-Year extended warranty to reach me via my e-mail. :)

Apesar do Quest 3 estar no mercado, ele custa muito mais do que estaria disposto a pagar por um console; mas por R$1900 em 06/2024, o Quest 2 oferece uma ótima experiência. A primeira coisa que é importante saber, caso não tenha usado um antes: os vídeos no YouTube não fazem jus a experiência. Tudo é muito suave, o movimento das imagens seguem seus movimentos de forma natural - quando assistimos alguns vídeos sobre óculos VR as imagens do vídeo estão sempre tremendo, mas na prática, isso não acontece. A bateria é pouca. 2 horas na melhor das hipóteses, mas há a possibilidade de acoplar uma externa via usb-c. Meu Meta Quest 2 veio com a proteção de silicone para cobrir a espuma que fica em contato com o rosto, além do design atual da logo Meta. O Principal ponto negativo é com relação à loja de jogos: as compras são feitas apenas em dólares. A maior parte dos jogos custa por volta de US$ 20, chegando a US$ 50 ou mais; mesmo conseguindo códigos de indicação, que garantem 25% de desconto, você ainda vai pagar por volta de uns R$ 100 num bom jogo (Beat Saber, por exemplo, com desconto, custa hoje R$ 120 ~). Entretanto, há jogos gratuitos, e claro, há a possibilidade de instalar apks de fontes desconhecidas (you got it) É possível usar o air link para jogar jogos de PC compatíveis adquiridos na Steam, e aí a qualidade de imagem fica por conta de seu computador e sua placa de vídeo. Posso dizer que jogar Resident Evil 2 em VR é uma experiência interessante. Hellblade 1 então, nem se fala... Hoje experimentei um de corrida que foi muito estranho quando capotei rs

I have played video games since I was 7 or 8 (now mid-forties) but I must admit I am genuinely impressed by the fully immersive experience provided by the Quest 2. This is truly the future of gaming but also many other usage. Considering I only paid £249 (with an extra £50 Amazon discount code), amazing value for money. I had tried VR before through the Samsung Gear VR headset, which works with my Samsung S10 phone. Works well and excellent value for money. However, there was a lot of screen door effect (visible pixels) and the lens would always get foggy quickly. Also, the Gear VR does only what's called "rotational tracking" (3DoF), basically tracking head movements. With the Quest 2, the screen door issue is gone and the lens never seem to get foggy, probably because the device itself is warm while being used (due to CPU etc.). Of course, the headset is much better too as it can track the user moving within a space or room (called "Positional Tracking", 6DoF). It's no longer just about moving your head, it's also about moving your body within a set space. Basically, the headset has a number of built-in cameras that can track the room and determine the position of the player within that room. No external sensors are being used. Truly impressive technology. It's possible to "draw" on the floor some limits, which will show as "virtual walls" within games, so that the player doesn't bump into something or kicks some items or walls. It's also possible to just have a smaller standing limit (basically just a circle). The tracking of the controllers is impressive too, extremely precise, in all directions. It's now also possible to just track hands instead of using controllers, but not all apps or games support this yet. Some excellent immersive games available, and I do like the fact it's possible to cancel the purchase and get a refund if a game has been used less than 2 hours (and was bought less than 14 days ago). Basically, a way to try games, without risks. Lots of free games, 3D animation and 360 videos too, of varying quality. It's also a great idea to have included a silicon cover so that the headset foam is protected, as a lot of sweating can happen on some games. The silicon cover can be easily removed and cleaned. The only drawbacks so far are: * battery life of the headset is quite short (around 3 hours) but can always carry a battery pack and USB cable while playing * videos are less convincing than 3d animations, even in very high resolutions * Many of the games are quite expensive, considering the usually shorter game time compared to more traditional games * it would have been good to be able to extend storage via a micro SD card * needs quite a lot of empty space, probably at least 2m x 2m else it's quite constraining on many games * casting to my Samsung TV hasn't worked so far (but there are other options available, like Casting to a Chrome browser or the Oculus app itself)

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