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# Super-fast Snapdragon XR2 processor High-res 1832x1920 per eye display Up to 2 hours wireless battery life Meta Quest 2 - Advanced All-In-One VR Headset - 128 GB

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## Summary

> 🚀 Escape Reality, Own Your Universe

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Meta Quest 2 - Advanced All-In-One VR Headset - 128 GB
- **How much does it cost?** SAR 62 with free shipping
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## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Expansive Content Universe:** Access 500+ titles across gaming, fitness, social, and entertainment—exclusive blockbusters and unique VR experiences await.
- • **Crisp Visuals & Spatial Audio:** Experience stunning clarity with ultra-high resolution displays paired with 3D positional audio for lifelike presence.
- • **Seamless Immersion, Zero Wires:** Cut the cords and dive into VR with a fully wireless, all-in-one headset that frees your movement and imagination.
- • **Guardian Boundary for Safe Play:** Set your play area with smart Guardian alerts that keep you safe and aware, so you never break immersion or bump into reality.
- • **Intuitive Hand Tracking & Haptics:** Interact naturally using hand gestures and feel the virtual world with precise haptic feedback—no controllers required.

## Overview

Meta Quest 2 is a cutting-edge, standalone VR headset featuring a Snapdragon XR2 processor, ultra-high resolution displays, and wireless freedom. With over 500 immersive titles, intuitive hand tracking, 3D spatial audio, and a smart Guardian system, it delivers seamless, safe, and social VR experiences without the need for a PC or console. Lightweight and portable, it’s designed for professionals and gamers alike to explore, connect, and create in virtual worlds anytime, anywhere.

## Description

Meta Quest 2 is the all-in-one system that truly sets you free to explore in VR. With no wires or cables, simply put on the headset, draw out your play space, and jump into fully-immersive, imagination-defying worlds. A fast processor and immersive graphics keep your experience smooth and seamless, even as high-speed action unfolds around you. 3D positional audio, hand tracking and easy-to-use controllers make virtual worlds feel real. A built-in battery lets you explore further for longer as you discover a growing library of over 500 titles across gaming, social/multiplayer, fitness and entertainment. Incredible social spaces and multiplayer arenas let you meet, play and build communities with people from all over the world. Travel universes in blockbuster fantasies, scare yourself witless in horror adventures, or collaborate with colleagues in innovative workspaces. Sit front row with friends and family at movies and live events, find your new workout crew, or join quests with fellow adventurers. And you can connect your VR headset to a gaming-compatible computer (PC and cable sold separately). Let your friends and family into your VR world by casting your experience to compatible TVs and other screens. And anywhere you go in the real world, you can take your lightweight, portable Quest 2 with you. *Requires mobile device, wi-fi and companion app for setup. Account registration required. See child safety guidance online; Accounts for 10+. Certain apps, games and experiences may be suitable for a more mature audience. VR headset, Two Touch controllers, Two AA batteries, Silicone cover, Glasses spacer, Charging cable, Power adapter

Review: Outstanding budget headset - With a catch - The Oculus/Meta quest 2 - Facebook/Meta’s current leading headset being sold to the masses. An amazing VR headset capable of running VR games standalone using it’s modded Snapdragon 865/Qualcomm XR2 chip or playing them linked to a computer, wirelessly and with a wire. Using its inside out tracking with a 6DOF, it can track on all axis: Roll, yaw, pitch, X, Y and Z meaning you can move and look around realistically and almost entirely life like. In future there may even be full body tracking support, using mirrors and the cameras which sounds promising as right now, the quest 2 already features very functional hand tracking. The Quest 2 on it’s own is capable of running games like VRChat and beat sabre consistently at 72fps, if you choose to increase the refresh rate it can potentially hit 80fps and 90fps on moderate worlds in VRChat and less demanding games like beat sabre. A sleek design and surprisingly light weight, the headset itself has no issues aesthetically, it looks and feels pleasing. With a 1832x1920 per eye resolution the image is crisp and clear, standalone and linked to a computer; though, with a computer you can bring out the full potential of the headset, using its 120hz feature and fully utilising the maximum resolution of the headset you can’t get a better experience for the price. However; There are caveats to this. As an amazing headset as it is, it is still cheap in comparison to the rest, and this should be noted. The saying goes “You get what you pay for.” and this is true even here. The quest 2 has a very very short charging cable which cannot be used for linking to a computer outside of sitting down, it works at around 300-400mbps so it is completely capable of being used as a link cable but it does not do it flawlessly all the time, with this bit rate you are limited in visual fidelity. As you can adjust the bit rate to be higher in the Oculus debug tool, this cable won’t allow you to go much higher than 250 which provides very little impact in image quality compared to the default 150; I find myself scaling it up to 500 to see a noticeable change, as below this the compression is very real. Any cable that is USBC 3.1 or 3.2 will work just fine for link but the faster and more well built ones will work far better, the one I use is capable of 2.9GBPS (2900mbps) and works quite well, but even then there are still some compression artifacts. On the note of linking, some computers (desktops specially as any laptop I have tried which supports USBC charges the headset fine) do not charge the headset when linked, this is a motherboard power distribution issue as some do not distribute enough power to the ports to charge the headset, most are 5-10watts which will not charge the headset and instead let it slowly drain. In my case mine did not charge at all, it is not an issue of motherboard quality, some just do not give enough power. I use a 850w gold Corsair PSU on a ASUS B550F and found this to be an issue however, with my laptops I did not. On top of this, most laptops will not run the games you wish to play at higher than 45FPS. There are exceptions like beat sabre and other east to run games but at that point you’d be using the headset standalone rather than linked, using the link you’d be wanting to play boneworks, blade and sorcery or VRChat. The minimum spec I found to run these games smoothly at 72/80fps was a 1660 and 12GB of DDR4 2400/2666 ram on a recent 4 core cpu (I5 8th/9th Gen or a Ryzen 5) You can alternatively up the refresh rate to 120hz and make use of the 60fps space warp but in my experience it does not warp correctly, as 60fps is perceived as relatively smooth by the eye anyway the space warp creates issues. You can turn it off in settings but it does not help much either way on or off. If you cannot meet the 72fps target your best bet is 90hz and running 45FPS with space warp enabled. There have been rumours of a new space warp being released that works far better which would help many users but how true it is I’m unsure. Now for 90fps and 120fps, my 1080ti and Ryzen 7 3700X can barely keep up. For boneworks and such there is no issue, adaptive resolution can help there but, for games like vrchat it struggles heavily on maximum resolution. I find myself tuning it down to about 1700 per eye to hit 90fps and 1400 per eye for 120fps. This is just for link, with air link you may have a better experience using a RTX card as they have better encoders than my 1080ti however, I’ve found I can hardly run 72fps on virtual desktop half the time, I use a 5ghz 1gbps router that is almost always unclogged, granted I’m over wifi and not using ethernet, your experience may be better than mine. I don’t have complaints for air link other than how poor it runs sometimes; it will occasionally stutter heavily because of frame rate fluctuations, not because of my router. Air link runs better than virtual desktop but still has its issues along with far more noticeable compression. The head strap is quite comfortable contrary to popular belief, it’s just a bit hard to fit right and get comfortable in, people recommend you use the top strap to adjust it and not the back strap unless you want it tight but in my experience the headset ends up slipping off my head if I do not use the back strap tight to my skull, the top strap pushes it up my head and will cause it to fall off slowly. I recommend using a combination of both, but keeping the strap at the back somewhat loose but tight enough it won’t let your headset shake around. Alongside this, the headsets facial interface creaks very quickly, within a week of light usage mine began to sort of rub against the plastic and make a creaking sound. This seems like it’s inevitable but it should not happen so soon, by product of a cheap headset. But as for complaints that is all. Thrill seeker throughly stress tested his quest 2 and even dropped it from 10ft and it lived, it’s durability is not a concern, but the interface is a very big weak point, even in his video it was the first thing to break. If you’re curious of the video I’m talking about, you can find it on YouTube: “Thrillseeker quest 2 extreme torture test” I think this concludes my review. TLDR; Amazing headset, cheap price, works good alone, works good on link and air link but needs good specs minimum i5 8th gen/Ryzen 5 and GTX 1660 for a smooth experience, facial interface gives in after a while, headset is light and comfy, appearance is nice.
Review: Fantastic - read for detailed "what can it do" - I bought this on desertcart, because I found it hard to read up on why it was cheaper then a lot of other setups, and what that meant I'd be compromising on. It seems to do everything I wanted! - It can be used standalone, no PC needed - have a look at the oculus store for games before you buy if using standalone - it has a fantastic "guardian", this means if you are playing in a small space and you set a perimeter, when you go too near the edge you can set it to warn you or even better (my fav setting) you then see the room you are in to stop yourself walking into something. - the guardian seems to remember which rooms I have setup before, so when I'm in a room I played in a few days ago, the guardian is done - you can set guardian to stationary mode (yes you become those weird walking players in Phasmaphobia) - speaking of Phas, that game is the one game that causes me a bit of giddyness - this is not the headset, but the way the game moves you by joysticks - You Cannot play Phas without a PC - playing VR on a PC, I have played steam VR to play Phas and pavlov and other games. Steam also has an Oculus VR mode (it asks you) - you can play wired or wireless to your PC. This is fantastic as I plan to try playing my PC games wirelessly while in the garden! (I have good IT setup for WiFi coverage) - wireless is in beta mode. A pro gamer would prefer the oculus link, but I haven't noticed any difference yet. You need to turn it on in beta settings by downloading oculus setup to your PC and finding beta tab. - you can use your hands as controllers (without the handsets) you pinch to select. Not all games support this but its great for saving the battery of the handsets and can be a feature you enable and jump between hands and handsets without having to tell it. - remote into your PC. I tried virtual desktop and the oculus link. Both cool for different reasons. If you have lag on one I would try the other. I bought virtual desktop before I realised oculus link was free. - when you remotely connect to your PC you get a warning about the frequency of your home Internet hub. By standard these are normally broadcasting 2.5ghz but if you can work out how to remote into your hub and turn on the 5ghz then the headset would work faster on that. I setup a separate channel called myinternetname-5Ghz. Not all devices support this channel (yet). You will want you PC wired to your hub. - my favourite games so far! Beat saber, play alone, play online but whatever you do makes sure you light saber the blocks away in beat to the music! Pistol Whip (and select the double gun setup - one in each hand). This game is amazing - you feel like John Wick and you have a great workout (when my husband tried this he made the headset padding very wet from sweat!) Sorry I have written so much, I just feel this information was hard to find. I thought I'd have to return it when it couldn't do what I wanted but now we are considering one each so we can play multilayer games online. Enjoy yours! (oh and all the negative comments are about FB, you need a FB account because that's who owns Oculus. Don't get your account locked out and you will be fine)

## Features

- Keep your experience smooth and seamless, even as high-speed action unfolds around you, with a super-fast processor and high-resolution display
- Experience total immersion with 3D positional audio, hand tracking and haptic feedback, working together to make virtual worlds feel real
- Explore an expanding universe of over 250 titles across gaming, fitness, social/multiplayer and entertainment, including exclusive blockbuster releases and totally unique VR experiences
- Travel universes in blockbuster fantasies, scare yourself witless in horror adventures or collaborate with colleagues in innovative workspaces
- Come together in incredible social spaces and multiplayer arenas as you take in live events with friends and family, find your new workout crew or join quests with fellow adventurers
- Be truly free to roam in VR with a wireless headset, intuitive controls, a built-in battery, easy setup and no PC or console needed
- Play without worries as an easy-to-use Guardian boundary lets you set your designated play space and alerts you if you move outside it
- See child safety guidance online; Accounts for 10+. Certain apps, games and experiences may be suitable for a more mature audience.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B0973RP7H3 |
| Batteries  | 1 AAA batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | 60 in Mobile Phone Virtual Reality (VR) Headsets |
| Customer reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (8,977) |
| Delivery information | We cannot deliver certain products outside mainland UK ( Details ). We will only be able to confirm if this product can be delivered to your chosen address when you enter your delivery address at checkout. |
| Item model number  | 899-00187-02 |
| Language  | English |
| Product Dimensions  | 26 x 18.7 x 12.6 cm; 1.76 kg |
| Rated  | Ages 12 & Over |
| Release date  | 24 Aug. 2021 |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Brand:** Meta Quest
- **Color:** White
- **Compatible Devices:** Personal Computer
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wi Fi
- **Model Name:** Advanced 128GB
- **Product Dimensions:** 10.24"D x 7.36"W x 4.96"H
- **Special Feature:** Integrated Audio Solutions, Wireless Connectivity
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Gaming, Fitness

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Edition** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Im a techno idiot im afraid, what technology is needed to use the oculus? how do you get games for it? do you just download  straight onto the oculus?**
A: For an easy answer:
1. Buy the oculus.
2. Switch it on.
3. Wear the head set and keep the controller's in hands correctly.
4. Follow instruction for internet set up.
5. Follow instruction for Facebook account login.
6. It now works as a phone, you can explore the store, where you can find all sort of games you can buy and download or download for free.

**Q: Does the uk version of the oculus quest 2 work in Germany?**
A: Hi there,

From what I’m reading online, no you cannot use the UK or US version in Germany. Please do not buy this item if you’re intending to use it in Germany. It’s not worth the risk. All the best nevertheless

**Q: Does the starter bundle come with controllers**
A: Yes

**Q: Recently bought this headset, but I have a dead pixel on left hand side. Should i ask for a replacement or is this a better the devil you know?**
A: Ask for a replacement

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Outstanding budget headset - With a catch
*by C***W on 4 February 2022*

The Oculus/Meta quest 2 - Facebook/Meta’s current leading headset being sold to the masses. An amazing VR headset capable of running VR games standalone using it’s modded Snapdragon 865/Qualcomm XR2 chip or playing them linked to a computer, wirelessly and with a wire. Using its inside out tracking with a 6DOF, it can track on all axis: Roll, yaw, pitch, X, Y and Z meaning you can move and look around realistically and almost entirely life like. In future there may even be full body tracking support, using mirrors and the cameras which sounds promising as right now, the quest 2 already features very functional hand tracking. The Quest 2 on it’s own is capable of running games like VRChat and beat sabre consistently at 72fps, if you choose to increase the refresh rate it can potentially hit 80fps and 90fps on moderate worlds in VRChat and less demanding games like beat sabre. A sleek design and surprisingly light weight, the headset itself has no issues aesthetically, it looks and feels pleasing. With a 1832x1920 per eye resolution the image is crisp and clear, standalone and linked to a computer; though, with a computer you can bring out the full potential of the headset, using its 120hz feature and fully utilising the maximum resolution of the headset you can’t get a better experience for the price. However; There are caveats to this. As an amazing headset as it is, it is still cheap in comparison to the rest, and this should be noted. The saying goes “You get what you pay for.” and this is true even here. The quest 2 has a very very short charging cable which cannot be used for linking to a computer outside of sitting down, it works at around 300-400mbps so it is completely capable of being used as a link cable but it does not do it flawlessly all the time, with this bit rate you are limited in visual fidelity. As you can adjust the bit rate to be higher in the Oculus debug tool, this cable won’t allow you to go much higher than 250 which provides very little impact in image quality compared to the default 150; I find myself scaling it up to 500 to see a noticeable change, as below this the compression is very real. Any cable that is USBC 3.1 or 3.2 will work just fine for link but the faster and more well built ones will work far better, the one I use is capable of 2.9GBPS (2900mbps) and works quite well, but even then there are still some compression artifacts. On the note of linking, some computers (desktops specially as any laptop I have tried which supports USBC charges the headset fine) do not charge the headset when linked, this is a motherboard power distribution issue as some do not distribute enough power to the ports to charge the headset, most are 5-10watts which will not charge the headset and instead let it slowly drain. In my case mine did not charge at all, it is not an issue of motherboard quality, some just do not give enough power. I use a 850w gold Corsair PSU on a ASUS B550F and found this to be an issue however, with my laptops I did not. On top of this, most laptops will not run the games you wish to play at higher than 45FPS. There are exceptions like beat sabre and other east to run games but at that point you’d be using the headset standalone rather than linked, using the link you’d be wanting to play boneworks, blade and sorcery or VRChat. The minimum spec I found to run these games smoothly at 72/80fps was a 1660 and 12GB of DDR4 2400/2666 ram on a recent 4 core cpu (I5 8th/9th Gen or a Ryzen 5) You can alternatively up the refresh rate to 120hz and make use of the 60fps space warp but in my experience it does not warp correctly, as 60fps is perceived as relatively smooth by the eye anyway the space warp creates issues. You can turn it off in settings but it does not help much either way on or off. If you cannot meet the 72fps target your best bet is 90hz and running 45FPS with space warp enabled. There have been rumours of a new space warp being released that works far better which would help many users but how true it is I’m unsure. Now for 90fps and 120fps, my 1080ti and Ryzen 7 3700X can barely keep up. For boneworks and such there is no issue, adaptive resolution can help there but, for games like vrchat it struggles heavily on maximum resolution. I find myself tuning it down to about 1700 per eye to hit 90fps and 1400 per eye for 120fps. This is just for link, with air link you may have a better experience using a RTX card as they have better encoders than my 1080ti however, I’ve found I can hardly run 72fps on virtual desktop half the time, I use a 5ghz 1gbps router that is almost always unclogged, granted I’m over wifi and not using ethernet, your experience may be better than mine. I don’t have complaints for air link other than how poor it runs sometimes; it will occasionally stutter heavily because of frame rate fluctuations, not because of my router. Air link runs better than virtual desktop but still has its issues along with far more noticeable compression. The head strap is quite comfortable contrary to popular belief, it’s just a bit hard to fit right and get comfortable in, people recommend you use the top strap to adjust it and not the back strap unless you want it tight but in my experience the headset ends up slipping off my head if I do not use the back strap tight to my skull, the top strap pushes it up my head and will cause it to fall off slowly. I recommend using a combination of both, but keeping the strap at the back somewhat loose but tight enough it won’t let your headset shake around. Alongside this, the headsets facial interface creaks very quickly, within a week of light usage mine began to sort of rub against the plastic and make a creaking sound. This seems like it’s inevitable but it should not happen so soon, by product of a cheap headset. But as for complaints that is all. Thrill seeker throughly stress tested his quest 2 and even dropped it from 10ft and it lived, it’s durability is not a concern, but the interface is a very big weak point, even in his video it was the first thing to break. If you’re curious of the video I’m talking about, you can find it on YouTube: “Thrillseeker quest 2 extreme torture test” I think this concludes my review. TLDR; Amazing headset, cheap price, works good alone, works good on link and air link but needs good specs minimum i5 8th gen/Ryzen 5 and GTX 1660 for a smooth experience, facial interface gives in after a while, headset is light and comfy, appearance is nice.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic - read for detailed "what can it do"
*by H***P on 30 September 2021*

I bought this on amazon, because I found it hard to read up on why it was cheaper then a lot of other setups, and what that meant I'd be compromising on. It seems to do everything I wanted! - It can be used standalone, no PC needed - have a look at the oculus store for games before you buy if using standalone - it has a fantastic "guardian", this means if you are playing in a small space and you set a perimeter, when you go too near the edge you can set it to warn you or even better (my fav setting) you then see the room you are in to stop yourself walking into something. - the guardian seems to remember which rooms I have setup before, so when I'm in a room I played in a few days ago, the guardian is done - you can set guardian to stationary mode (yes you become those weird walking players in Phasmaphobia) - speaking of Phas, that game is the one game that causes me a bit of giddyness - this is not the headset, but the way the game moves you by joysticks - You Cannot play Phas without a PC - playing VR on a PC, I have played steam VR to play Phas and pavlov and other games. Steam also has an Oculus VR mode (it asks you) - you can play wired or wireless to your PC. This is fantastic as I plan to try playing my PC games wirelessly while in the garden! (I have good IT setup for WiFi coverage) - wireless is in beta mode. A pro gamer would prefer the oculus link, but I haven't noticed any difference yet. You need to turn it on in beta settings by downloading oculus setup to your PC and finding beta tab. - you can use your hands as controllers (without the handsets) you pinch to select. Not all games support this but its great for saving the battery of the handsets and can be a feature you enable and jump between hands and handsets without having to tell it. - remote into your PC. I tried virtual desktop and the oculus link. Both cool for different reasons. If you have lag on one I would try the other. I bought virtual desktop before I realised oculus link was free. - when you remotely connect to your PC you get a warning about the frequency of your home Internet hub. By standard these are normally broadcasting 2.5ghz but if you can work out how to remote into your hub and turn on the 5ghz then the headset would work faster on that. I setup a separate channel called myinternetname-5Ghz. Not all devices support this channel (yet). You will want you PC wired to your hub. - my favourite games so far! Beat saber, play alone, play online but whatever you do makes sure you light saber the blocks away in beat to the music! Pistol Whip (and select the double gun setup - one in each hand). This game is amazing - you feel like John Wick and you have a great workout (when my husband tried this he made the headset padding very wet from sweat!) Sorry I have written so much, I just feel this information was hard to find. I thought I'd have to return it when it couldn't do what I wanted but now we are considering one each so we can play multilayer games online. Enjoy yours! (oh and all the negative comments are about FB, you need a FB account because that's who owns Oculus. Don't get your account locked out and you will be fine)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Impressive, particularly given the price
*by B***1 on 3 December 2021*

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)

## Frequently Bought Together

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