Vr Headset Games With Controller

This is the best VR Headset for business and personal use. Games are amazing!

this by far the best vr headset I've put on. The games are great. The comfort is great. I can't seem to put it down.

As far as interacting on the VR my son and I enjoy the opportunities provided to us through the games, etc. My only issue is I purchased a headset for myself but unsure how to transfer my main account to it and make the headset my son uses the secondary on my account.

This is my firs VR headset. The setup was super quick and I was playing games within minutes. The fact that you can play lots of games without being tethered to a PC is a huge plus. You can still play while connected to a PC, but having the option of not being limited by a cable is awesome.

I am the opposite of early adopters - by the time I use something, I want there to be few and easy to follow instructions. I didn't know what to expect as none of my friends or family had a VR headset (it was a gift-like receipt). Set-up doesn't get easier for anything! Once the Quest 2 was turned on, it immediately launched the set-up and interactive tutorials to learn more available features (I suggest doing all the tutorials: they are short but teach a lot of features that I ended up telling my more tech savvy friends about - like the voice activated controls). If you are looking for technical review, I'm not the person for that. But my experience is that from unboxing to using a LOT in many ways is fast and easy. I have also sweated on, dropped controllers & headset, and sent many mixed messages via voice controller, and all have been resolved directly (again, I am pretty low-tech, so perhaps I am not exploring the 'edges of what's possible', but I also already have a job and other hobbies so am only using this for entertainment). Since I still live more of my life IRL, I have only been using the headset for VR fitness apps, but EVERYDAY since I downloaded the games (I think that game developers have made games more engaging and immersive because the expectation is high due to price of VR headset. When I tell folks that I have a Quest2 and that I use it, folks have been telling me how they use theirs and that has introduced me to other ways I can use it (VRChat and games where I can hang out with folks who live far away, recorded concerts, etc).

Whether you are an experienced gamer looking to try something new or new to gaming altogether, the Oculus offers the unique experience of VR right in your own home. You can download and play games right from the headset without plugging in to anything at all! Charging is quick and easy but the hand controllers are battery powered. Setting up the headset as a new user is friendly enough, but you will need the Oculus App on a separate device. I find the Quest 2 to be quite comfortable and feel most would consider it secure and pleasant as well, but thankfully Oculus has given the Quest 2 a few ways to adjust the headset, including a glasses extender to the headset and multiple ways to tighten and angle the head strap. The games span a large game style range and are a good price. You can game solo or socially. I like being a more physically active gamer in VR with some games while also having the opportunity to sit and relax with other games.

I really love this headset, it's so easy to navigate and to set up as well. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a good vr headset with a lower budget. The only thing I wish was that I had ordered some comfort to go along with it lol. The games are phenomenal as it really feels like you are there with really great graphics. My two favorite games to play on it is Beat Saber and Endspace.

First VR headset ever and incredible! I did see a review of games for the original Quest and Rift, but having trouble finding these same games for the Quest 2. Only wish the same games were available. Hoping to see some of them available soon.

This is the only vr headset I have ever owned but it is still the best.

I have been using the headset so much. It is amazing and fun. It makes me wonder what the next level for VR is.