Gaming Console Vr Headset With Controller

[0.47 lb] Great VR headset. Splurge for the bigger memory!

[5 lb] The case is real nice but beyond what I need since I do not have the vr headset not will I buy one, may still find a use for it

[Mac, Windows] This would be my first gaming headset, the blue microphone definitely is very different from anything i used before. thanks again B&H. Received the headset in just 4 days.

[Clear] Wireless, ergonomic, connects to pc with wireless adapter. Great for gaming on console or pc.

[Polycarbonate] I purchased the extra controller with the console bundle. In my experience with previous gen consoles even if you don't play multiplayer on your console the controller that comes with the console will wear out well before the console does and it is good to have an extra controller in reserve.

Really fun! Good quality VR headset perfect for anyone who is just starting out. 10/10 would recommend

[6' / 1.8 m] Only had one HMDI port on my comp and I needed it for a VR headset. Hooked this up to the DisplayPort and connected it to my TV (HDMI) for use as a monitor. Works without any signal issues.

Only had one HMDI port on my comp and I needed it for a VR headset. Hooked this up to the DisplayPort and connected it to my TV (HDMI) for use as a monitor. Works without any signal issues.

[110°] I have had my Meta Quest Pro now for little over a month and cannot express how pleased I am with this next generation VR headset. From comfort to a drastically better screen resolution, this is my headset of choice. I am a Creative Director for a major corporation and I use the device for work and play, and for relaxation (Tripp rules). Aside from the AR/VR capabilities I shoot 360 / VR video from a variety of cameras. The image quality of my stitched renders are breathtaking in the Meta Quest Pro. All this, and the device just came out...I am excited for what the future holds in terms of content and programming for this great headset. Thank you. - Cary M. Brandt

[7 x 6.4 x 4.3"] OMGOSH! That's what I can say. I've always been first in line for newer technology since the late 1970s. I still build gaming towers now. I tore my first computer apart to see how it worked in 1978. I was one of the original guinea pigs that purchased a VR headset back in the prehistoric VR days (chuckles). So, my review is going to be a little biased and leaning towards everything good for META and the Quest 2 headset. The smaller size and lower weight of the headset were the first mind-blowing things I noticed when I unpacked it. The ease of set up was easy yet frustrating as I didn't quite have the data transfer speeds I needed to access my previously purchased VR programs on STEAM. I fixed the problem by replacing my modem (it was old), purchasing a better router with WiFi 6 and dropped new coaxial cables (whole nuther story (smile)). That said, access to META Quest's programs was quite the different story. Set up was simple with a team of customer support agents always available to help. The video resolution and smooth rendition of the programs accessible through Oculus are awesome. The software provides all the graphic settings you need to tweak the hardware to allow a smooth handshake with your current computer equipment. VR is definitely the future internet playground for the entire world. Everything you can see and do on a laptop and PC you can do while using a VR headset (with the exception of lifelike 3D, of course)! Movies, travel vids, games, books, physical exercise programs, ... you name it, META can and does provide it. I can go on and on about all the wonderful things you can do with this developing technology but you'll have to purchase it and see for yourself. VR is the Disneyland (TM)/Disneyworld (TM) for the entire world and you don't even have to purchase tickets (laughing). Thanks META for this great opportunity to enjoy what is left of my life on this wonderful planet. You guys rock!