Oculus Quest 2 — Advanced All-In-One Virtual Reality Headset — 64 GB

Oculus Quest 2 is one of the most amazing VR sets. It is very easy to use for beginners. It has a great design with a stunning white color. It comes with one console and two touch controllers. It also comes with a glass space attachment that can use if someone needs glasses to use a VR set. I need glass to use VR when I wear it the first time it feels a little weird for a couple of minutes and then I did not even realize that I am wearing the glass. It is very easy to set up that requires a good standing Facebook account to use it and purchase for the VR. The set also comes with a USB c to USB c cable and charging adapter. I love to watch movies in the theater. I watched a movie on Netflix. It was an amazing experience of watching movies on VR. It also allows changing more than 6 different homerooms. the minimus storage comes with 64 GB that is good enough for the games or using the other applications to watch movies or songs. It also has an oculus browser that easily opens any website like other devices. It can connect with a 5 GHz wireless connection that provides higher speed to play games or surfing other features. It can also connect with a PC via connecting the USB c cable. It can manage using the Oculus application that can download via the App Store or Play store. I noticed one issue with the App store that When I select the privacy settings and try to close that setting page. It overlaps with the previous page. I am hoping that Facebook will fix it asap in their application update. Overall, it has a good design that easily uses by beginners and it has good performance to play games.

For context, I never had a game system until college and I haven't bothered to get an Xbox live gold subscription in I think 3 years now because I don't have time to make it worth the cost. So having that kind of mentality, I personally wouldn't find the Oculus Quest 2 worth the money. That said, this thing is pretty awesome. The tech is awesome and I can't wait to see where it goes over the next few years. I haven't tried many games because I'm cheap and there aren't many good options that are free, but I have been playing beat saber which is a lot of fun (and exercise). It's basically DDR but you slash the blocks with light sabers. The con is that I think this tech is still pretty new, so there isn't a lot out there in the way of games (even the ones you buy), especially those that are good. Hopefully we see more good games come out. Also, basically all videos you can find on the internet that are VR do not have good quality, so while they are "immersive" it feels less so since the quality is nowhere near realistic. This isn't the fault of the Oculus, but just the nature of content that is available to interact with. All in all, it's lots of fun. If you have money to burn, then it may be worth your while. If not, I'd say hold off until it starts to take off, otherwise it may be like buying a 3D TV (sounded like a good idea but went nowhere).