Standalone VR headsets

Oculus Quest 2

 Oculus Quest 2 is a virtual reality headset created by Facebook Technologies, LLC doing business as Oculus, a brand of Facebook Inc. It is the successor to the company's previous headset, the Oculus Quest. The Quest 2 was officially unveiled on September 16, 2020, during Facebook Connect 7.


Panel Type: Single Fast-Switch LCD, 1832×1920px per eye

Supported Refresh Rate: 72Hz (default), can be configured to 60Hz in some cases

Default SDK Color Space: Rec.2020 gamut, 2.2 gamma, D65 white point

CIE 1931 xy color-primary values:

Red : (0.708, 0.292)

Green: (0.17, 0.797)

Blue : (0.131, 0.046)

White: (0.3127, 0.3290)

USB Connector: 1x USB-C

Tracking: Inside out, 6DOF

Audio: Integrated, in-strap

CPU: Qualcomm® Snapdragon XR2 Platform

CPU Notes: Developers have access to 3 gold cores

Memory: 6GB total

Lens Distance: Adjustable - 3 preset IPD adjustments


Retail Price: $299

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