Step Into Mixed Reality. With the VR and AR capabilities of the Meta Quest 3 Advanced All-in-One VR Headset, the user can enter a mixed reality environment that allows you to insert games, screens, and other virtual objects into your real life surroundings. Dual RBG cameras provide full-color passthrough into your environment, and each eye is provided with a 2064 × 2208 resolution at a 90 Hz refresh rate. Compared to previous generations of the Quest series, graphics power on the Quest 3 is doubled thanks to a new XR2 Gen 2 Snapdragon processor. For a more affordable version of this headset with similar specs, check out the slightly-lower-resolution Meta Quest 3S.

3D Spatial Audio. With the Quest 3’s built-in stereo speakers, the need for headphones is a thing of the past. These speakers have been crafted to offer a 3D spatial audio experience, and allow you to hear things as they appear in the virtual world. This generation of the Quest series provides a 40% increase in volume range in comparison to the Quest 2 or Pro.

Responsive Control. This Quest 3 package includes two new Touch Plus controllers. These ring-less controllers incorporate TruTouch haptic feedback for more immersion in your virtual games and environment, but you can also ditch the controllers and utilize precision hand tracking made possible by the four IR sensors and two RGB cameras built into the headset.

Designed For Comfort. The creators of the Quest 3 made sure to prioritize comfort in your virtual world. Rather that incorporating the usual front-to-back strap, this headset features two adjustable rear straps that can accommodate a variety of head shapes and hairstyles, one cascading off the top of the noggin, and one around the side. For optimal imaging, the Quest 3 offers depth adjustment, which moves the pancake lenses closer to or farther from your face. The headset also features an adjustable IDP ranging from 58 to 71mm.