The Oculus Quest 2 is the best game console that you can wear on your head.
Scott Stein / CNET
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: when you can’t put your hands on PS5 or Xbox Series X Game console, consider buying an Oculus Quest 2 instead. It opens the door to a whole different gaming experience (including fitness) and costs you less upfront.
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In fact, there’s a rare deal right now: Verizon has them for a limited time and while supplies last Oculus Quest 2 64GB for $ 270 (save $ 30) or Oculus Quest 2 256GB for $ 360 (save $ 40) with voucher code EARTHDAY. These are the lowest prices I’ve seen; The best deal yet was full price plus a $ 20 Newegg gift card. (To update: Even though it’s still Earth Day, Verizon apparently decided to let this code expire early. )
CNET’s Scott Stein has talked a lot about the headset over the past few months, so I’m referring to his articles on Using the Quest 2 as a fitness tracker, newly added support for multiple accounts and app sharing and wireless gameplay via AirLink.
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My two cents: The Quest 2 is one of my favorite possessions. Lately I’ve been adding it to my exercise regimen after falling in love FitXR – a beat-saber-meets-boxing game that wipes me out (in a good way) after just 10 minutes.
I had all but given up hope of a real Quest 2 discount – and I don’t expect this to last long. So stop waiting; Break open the piggy bank and enjoy really awesome VR.
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