The Meta Quest 2 remains the top VR headset for most consumers even two years after its release. Its cordless design and comfortable fit make it perfect for long sessions. However, due to supply chain issues and a struggling economy, the price of the Quest 2 has increased by $100, making it now a $400 headset. This change has put the device in an odd spot as it’s a less attractive deal than it was last year, but it’s still a great device.
Nonetheless, there are still several good things about the Quest 2, including its vast library of virtual reality titles that can be accessed anywhere, as well as its fantastic motion controllers. Additionally, the Quest 2 can be connected to a gaming PC to stream more complex VR experiences.
The Quest 2 boasts fast-switching LCDs with a resolution of 1832×1920 per eye, the highest available from Meta. It also features a smooth 90Hz refresh rate, an impressive feat for a mobile hardware device. The field of view of the Quest 2 is around 90 degrees, which is not the best, but still adequate for most VR experiences. It’s also possible to increase the field of view by using different face pads. Additionally, if you want a more comfortable fit, you can get the Elite headstrap for $49, or $129 with a built-in battery and case.
Number 2. PlayStation VR 2
