oculus quest 2 untethered gamingAn Oculus Quest 2 is real entertainment like you’ve never experienced before. Whether it’s watching a movie, playing a game, or exploring a new travel destination, you will not believe how close you get to being part of the action. This is definitely one of the hottest entertainment/gaming devices of the year, and we are very happy to be able to offer two as prizes in this contest.

Oculus Quest 2 is virtual reality with no strings attached

Finally VR has become what we all thought it was to begin with. You see, VR promised to allow us to feel like we are in a different place or time. Some do this better than others, and some, like the original Oculus, have been quite amazing. However, it’s hard to totally immerse yourself in a game or movie when an attached cable keeps tugging you back to the real world. That’s one of the immediate advantages of the Oculus Quest 2: with no tether, no attached cable, you quickly lose yourself—the virtual environment essentially becomes the real world for you!

Oculus Quest 2

We sent the prizes that we are giving away in this contest to our writers for an honest review. Read what Dave said about the new Oculus Quest 2 and you’ll understand why this is a big step forward for virtual reality.

How to enter

Entering this contest is easy, and you can enter once below this article and once below the review article for the Oculus Quest 2. In each comment, tell us what you love about the Oculus Quest 2 and what you will use it for (gaming, movies, etc.).

What you can win

At the end of this contest, we will randomly select two (2) winners, and each will get one of the Oculus Quest 2 64GB VR Headset with Touch Controllers that were tested by the reviewers.

This contest will run from Dec 4th to Dec 18th.

Remember, you can enter once below this article and once below the review article for the Oculus Quest 2. Also, share with anyone you know who would also love a chance to have fun with the newest VR technology available.

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Good luck.

Martin Renaud
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  3. The oculus quest 2 is not that heavy like the quest 1 and the games look prettier. I would use it for anything for example learning for school if it’s possible the open programes like chrome but mostly I will use it to get into a gamer world like skyrime VR or fallout 4 VR.
    I love the fact that the oculus quest 2 can be used as a pc VR with a USB Type-C cabel.

  4. Senior with a penchant for games. . . I would use it to travel the world from my apartment. I would use it to get some exercise in my living room. I would use it to meet Darth Vader and be able to produce art in 3D I would use it to be more social. I think it sounds truly exciting and cannot stop looking at all the games, movies, experiences and events available for it.

  5. I love the fact that the quest 2 is wireless and I will be using it for gaming for sure. Cant wait to be able to play pavlov.

  12. We would love to have a second Quest 2 so me and my hubby can play multiplayer together! We would mainly use it for beatsaber multiplayer 🙂

  13. The oculus quest looks like the perfect headset for getting into VR gaming. My husband and I have been looking into getting one since it was released! Can’t wait to try it out.

  15. I like that quest is an evolving platform with new features and improvements being added all the time. I’d give it to my girlfriend so we could play together instead of taking turns 😛

  17. The oculus quest looks like a great way to spend time isolating with our hiusehold! Looking forward to getting one.

  18. I have Oculus quest one this hardware is awesome nothing else like it I would use it for movie and gaming and social media

  19. I have been following VR for the past decade and started off with Oculus first gen models when you buy a Samsung phone. The concept was great back then for an intro to VR, but not something I’d could get fully immerse in. Since then, I haven’t got into VR. Fast forward to 2020 with the new Oculus Quest 2, now we are getting somewhere. It’s amazing how far VR has come, to the point of 90+fps, completely standalone and wireless play to really enjoy the immersion to its fullest.

    It is also been a dream of mine to find an affordable standalone VR, equip it with upgrades/accessories such as Cybershoes and dive into a MMORPG game. A great way to exercise during these isolated times. In it for the chance to win a Quest 2 and looking forward to 2021 Quest games and accessories.
    Cheers!

    Andy

  23. I think the Oculus Quest 2 has an incredible design, it performs well and looks great too. I would personally hope to use it for gaming, but also would hope to be able to use it to introduce other friends to VR and hopefully be able to use it’s portability and functionality as a way to persuade those friends into possibly getting into VR themselves

  24. A couple of my friends have Oculus quest headsets they use for gaming and love them. I’d like to win one to join them

  25. I love how the oculus quest can bring people into a whole new world without even leaving their living room. It creates ways for people to communicate with each other without worrying about getting COVID-19.

  26. The oculus it looks great with the new wireless technology, it would be amazing to play No man’s sky with vr.

  28. Love the fact it’s a standalone wireless system. I will be using a second system to bridge the gap with my son and play games with him!!

  30. I like how I can use it to connect to a PC and use it and have high grade graphics which pair well with the high def screen which will fully immerse me.

  32. I would share this with my husband, who I was lucky enough to marry last week. We would play VR MMO games as that is one of our favorite things. I would also love to bring more activity/exercise into our gaming world. We’re saving our money to try to buy one for a wedding gift to each other.

  33. I love the fact the Quest 2 has improved graphics, no cord and super light. I will use it primarily for playing games.

  34. I really love the Oculus quest u Can play without and really i wait Phasmophobia in Oculus quest 2 so yes i use Oculus quest 2 for gaming and watch gaming

  35. I think VR is the ultimate arcade machine which takes your level of immersion to a whole new level. With a Quest 2 I’d play fun rhythm games and story filled adventures using an oculus link.

  36. For the latest tech in VR. Also for the option to use it standalone without wires as well with the link cable! Primary I will use it for gaming! Thank you for the opportunity guys!

  37. Love that its wireless…. it will give me the freedom to escape reality for a while. Much needed during these caotic times. Never had one, but I can only only imagine.

  38. Its the best VR out, and I love wireless gaming, it can’t be beat, even by other VR’s with higher resolutions.

  39. Improved resolution, decent price, pc connectivity, expanding game library… what is there not to like 😉

  41. I just love the idea of not having to plug any wires to play, it just the makes the experience much better. I’d use to play games with my friends.

  42. I am so excited about the second oculus quest! I tried out the first one when it came out and was blown away by the advancement in vr headsets. The fact that this headset is lighter AND higher resolution is amazing. I really hope to try this one out and see what mobile vr can do! I love it.

  44. I love how it can be standalone VR or used with a PC!

    I’ll use it for gaming. Some standalone games and then Half Life Alyx on PC.

  49. I love how the Quest 2 has such a high resolution in comparison to other headsets. I’d probably primarily use it for gaming.

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