Meta Quest 3S 128GB — Get Batman: Arkham Shadow and a 3-Month Trial of Meta Quest+ Included — All-in-One Headset

Now, granted I have only had this for about 24 hours now, but WOW! I am overwhelmed with what I can do with this. The visuals are crisp, control is responsive, and it's easy to use and link all of your accounts.Want to go on a space walk on the ISS in 3D? Want to dive coral reefs? Wanna fly over Iceland? You can do it all! I can play my Xbox games, watch movies and shows on Amazon Prime. They have concerts at Red Rocks, informative nature shows, etc I honestly don't know why I waited so long to get one of these.The first friend that came over and tried it had it ordered for pickup before he left my house.Im loving this tech, and feels sturdy and works very well.As far as comfort, the stock strap is lacking in comfort and overall effectiveness, especially when logging extended time or using one of the fitness apps. I ordered an elite strap with an external battery pack and forehead fan to alleviate this issue.This item is worth every penny so far. I will update this review if anything changes.Stop reading and buy this. Treat yourself, you're worth it!Edit:Now that I've had 8t a few weeks, I'm still very happy with this purchase. Do yourself a favor and spend the $ to get yourself a nice halo headstrong. I purchased the BOBOVR S3 Pro and would highly recommend it as the stock strap is not the greatest. I use this headset everyday, so much you can do.

This all-in-one headset delivers smooth performance, vibrant visuals, and an engaging mixed reality experience. With 128GB of storage and the inclusion of Batman: Arkham Shadow and a 3-month Meta Quest+ trial, it’s a fantastic value. Comfortable, lightweight, and packed with features, it’s perfect for gaming, entertainment, and productivity. A great choice for beginners and VR enthusiasts alike!

Review from a professional VR dev with loads of different headsets.The Quest 3S is a great budget headset that can play games on par with the Quest 3 and most other current gen (late 2024) headsets. It provides similar color passthrough and is a solid platform with access to both the native Quest store for standalone play (no external PC required after setup) and (through the Meta Link app) SteamVR when linked to an appropriate computer. The build quality is fairly good, although the included head strap is likely worth an upgrade for most active apps and the glasses adjustment should be changed with care to avoid damaging the mechanism. Overall this is a great headset, but when compared to the Quest 3, the lenses in the 3S both limit the field of view and the in-focus viewing angles. This introduces some fiddliness in getting a perfect fit to see content as clearly as possible - these issues are much less pronounced in the Quest 3. If you've never used a Quest 3 then the difference isn't critical, but it is noticeable to those of us who use both frequently.The headset might not last more than a year or two for a number of reasons. Firstly, VR tech changes rapidly and has generally had large steps in quality and convenience every few years both in hardware and software. The headset might not be able to keep up with new technical requirements for fresh updates and apps after a few years. Meta has already stopped allowing app updates for Gen 1 Quests. Secondly, these devices are extremely sensitive to strong light sources such as the sun. When the lenses get direct rays from the sun into them they are likely to take some damage. Of the seven or so Quests I have had for work, which see an occasional trip to the car (once a month or so), all but the newest one have had at least one dead pixel (attributed to sun focusing through the lenses, but could be from something else). If you spend the money on a headset like this, it is likely worth getting a carrying case and not leaving it by windows.All-in-all this is a good headset on a solid platform. It is probably not a super long-term headset and could benefit from accessories such as a rigid head strap and protective storage case to get the most out of it. If you are new to VR or want something easy to use without breaking the bank, this is a relatively recommendable option. If you want the most out of a standalone headset, maybe look at the Quest 3 (or whatever the flagship is at the time).

Bought this as I wanted to get into virtual relativity and was a great price for a quality reality head set. Price was right and am amazed at what it does. Still getting used to it at my age. Can watch TV, has internet, games, reality scenes for relaxation and much much more. Love it. Would definitely recommend it for beginners .

Just amazing. Better graphics than the meta quest 2. Faster frames and even better games

This set is very easy to use and set up. The lenses can get blurry sometimes, and it's a little difficult to get the headset to stay while also not giving yourself a headache from it pushing too hard against your forehead. The set can be used with glasses if you need to wear them. It may be more difficult to aim the controllers if you have hand tremors. You may strain your eyes a little bit the first time you use the set, but they should adjust. I recommend getting an extension cable for the charger (USB-C) so you can keep it plugged in while you play, as the battery life is a little less than I was expecting. The controllers take AA batteries, and they come with two already put in. The battery life on the controllers is a lot better than the actual headset. They should not die quickly at all. Overall a decently balanced VR headset.