Although I don't have much time to use it, I am very satisfied with my purchase. Much better than the HTC Vive I used to have...

This particular VR headset is decent. To enjoy it, you need to spend another ~50€ to buy a better headstrap so that it fits better on your head. The headstrap that comes with the headset is extremely uncomfortable and gives me dizziness/fatigue after a very short time of playing.

The quality of the passthrough is about a 4/10. It's not bad but it's not good either, and personally, I don't like it.

I've always wanted to have a VR headset and had very high expectations, but it wasn't what I expected.

Also, the variety of games is large but most games cost money.

Overall, the hardware is good, but the comfort is bad and you get tired after a while. It wasn't what I expected with so many expectations, so I'm seriously considering returning it.

I come from PS4 VR1 and upgraded to Meta Quest 3 instead of VR2 PS5 because of the autonomy. It doesn't make sense to be in the world of VR and be connected to a console or PC, get tangled in cables, and not have 360-degree movement. Other than that, it's the technological future. You leave your space virtually while in reality you are still inside. Those who don't know the experience are missing out. Now that Forefront has been released, anyone who likes fighter jets absolutely must get the Meta Quest 3. You definitely need an extra head strap accessory, specifically in my opinion the Bo Bo VR with one or two magnetic batteries.

The strap that comes with it is unacceptable and tiring. I combined it with the bobovr strap which also has a battery (+120 euros), and now I can say that it is not as tiring. You need a good PC to really enjoy it (half life alyx, blade and sorcery etc.), although as a standalone it is quite efficient. It takes up space, so you need a place to store it. I have also bought a cable because for sim racing games the wireless option is not sufficient.

I got it for my children (9 + 11 years old) and they have really enjoyed it.
Attention, it needs some space so they can play; mine play in the living room on an 8 sq.m. surface.
Its battery lasts 2 hours and it takes about 1 hour to charge

Amazing device for someone who wants to enter the world of VR/AR/MX. At this price, there is no competition. A big positive is that it constantly receives updates.

I use it for War Thunder and Netflix and I can say that yes, it's worth it. The battery is an issue but with a powerbank in your pocket, it's manageable.

Excellent.
I got an extra battery, and a cable to connect it to the PC for whenever I need to connect it...
Until today I haven't connected it to the PC and I use it in its stand-alone mode!

The first headset that arrived had a dead pixel on the right lens. Unfortunately, for a device like this, it’s a critical defect, so it was replaced. The replacement headset does not have this issue, and I’m completely satisfied with it.

Very good in everything except for how it fits on the head, as it gets heavy and tiring. It needs a different head strap, soft and comfortable, and definitely the quest game optimizer to show its real capabilities. This particular program elevates the image quality of the meta quest3 and offers clarity and sharpness with many other features. Wishing you all health and strength

It's nice but I expected it to be a bit more high quality. I also feel that its processor is a bit slow and struggles. As a virtual reality feel and response of the controls, it's flawless.

A truly "different world" inside the headset, the games become a new experience.. really value-for-money but you also need the right "beast" for the PC behind it to provide the necessary graphics..

the only reason for the 3 stars is the really terrible headstrap that it comes with from the company and you are forced to upgrade directly to bobovr m3 pro or kiwi design halo.. otherwise, after half an hour, your cheekbones feel 2 kilos heavier because all the weight is in the front.

Excellent experience and value for money product. The Quest Game Optimizer (program) is needed for graphics improvement after purchase (see on YouTube for more information). It's worth it!

The AR and the remote desktop feature are incredible, it's just that the battery continues to be a disaster and now I also have an issue (software bug) with the USB and I have reduced performance so I use QuestLink with the PC.

Powerful tool comparatively, very small battery. I bought an auxiliary battery, and still have issues with usage time. Apart from that, as a new buyer, I would say you need a good internet connection and that it updates almost constantly, for everything. That is, if you don't use it every day, before you use it, expect 15 hours to load various updates, which will delay your gaming, etc. Other than that, much more 'free' than the other VR models, it obviously needs a cable for the PC and the connection isn't the best. Also, the relationship with Steam and the way it operates has issues.

The Meta Quest 3 offered me an incredibly immersive VR experience, with impressive image quality, smooth gameplay, and a very comfortable fit. The controllers are precise and easy to use, while the independence from a computer makes it extremely practical.

The only downside I noticed is the battery life – with intense gameplay, it doesn't last more than 3 hours. That's why a power bank is essential to enjoy more gaming time. Nevertheless, it's an excellent headset that's worth it!

First experience with a VR headset. A unique experience that is definitely worth it; regarding the money you need to spend to buy it, it may seem like a lot, but I believe that with the first use alone, you forget the amount you have paid, as what it offers you is something unprecedented. As for the device, it has some minor issues with the head strap, but there are many options on the market that can solve this with an additional cost of around €50. Also, regarding the functionality of the VR, by downloading some applications, you can turn it into an amazing multi-tool. In conclusion, for anyone considering it, my personal opinion is not to hesitate, you won't regret it.. Purchased for €620

The experience of the MQ3 is far superior to that of the PS VR2, which I also have. It has better visuals and the overall user experience is more!!!!!

It is very worth it as a VR and at this price, but if you want to connect it to a computer, it needs very good specs.

It's the best I've seen in VR, the resolution of the screens is so good that it made the graphics of real life feel dull!

I bought it yesterday 16/12/2024 from Greece for €600.
It's worth the money!
Make sure to buy the BoBoVr S3 Pro head strap as well!!
The one it comes with is not suitable for any work!
The S3 Pro is much more comfortable, worth the money, and it also has the extra battery, which you need because it only lasts 2 hours on its own!
I got an extra battery because my brother uses it too, so we don't have to wait for it to charge! We just swap the battery on the head strap!

Also, do a Google search (Rookie sideloader)
Happy holidays!!

It is perhaps the best standalone VR headset available on the market. For its price, it is worth a lot; I don't think anyone will find something better in this price range. The only thing that bothers me is how it sits on my head; I have to adjust it often.

I use it almost exclusively for sim racing, it is amazing and as a stand alone, it works perfectly with virtual desktop as well

Very good VR, I have tried several VRs in the past but here we have gone to another level. It is truly worth it. It is very important to get a good strap that fits well on the head so it doesn't get tiring. The one I got also has a battery.

Perfect!
I had the Oculus Quest 2 (before it was renamed to Meta Quest 2) and the upgrade to Quest 3 is night and day.
The resolution is amazing, it has color cameras, and of course, the processor.
As soon as you get it, just make sure to buy a head strap because the elastic band it comes with (just like the Quest 2) is useless. The weight presses around the eyes and gets tiring quickly. In my opinion, choose a Halo strap that distributes the weight on the forehead.

Fantastic VR Headset but battery can run out pretty quickly, same thing for controllers.

There's a tiny gap underneath the nose unlike the PSVR2 which can ruin immersion but is also helpful when you want to see your surroundings but it comes with a disadvantage which causes the screen to become really foggy if you play sports games and start exhaling a lot.

The transition from 2 to 3 is very good, it is quite lighter, has many games, and new ones are added to the shop every week. The resolution is very good as well as the functionality with a computer. Overall, I am very satisfied. The version with 512 GB is excellent, as it offers Asgard's Wrath 2 for free, which is the best available in standalone, as well as a free subscription for six months that gives 2 games every month (and unlocks about ten games that have already been opened since last January)