Virtual Reality

Description

Design: The Oculus Quest is a self-contained, all-in-one virtual reality headset that doesn’t require a PC or external sensors to operate. It features an elegant, lightweight design, with an adjustable strap for a comfortable, secure fit, and is available in two storage options: 64 GB and 128 GB. Screen: The Oculus Quest features a high-resolution OLED screen with 1,832 x 1,920 pixels per eye, delivering crisp, clear images for an immersive virtual reality experience. The refresh rate is 72 Hz, reducing motion sickness during gameplay. Tracking: Oculus Quest features an internal tracking system, which uses built-in sensors to track the position and movements of the headset and controllers without the need for external sensors. This allows great freedom of movement and eliminates the need to install external tracking sensors. Controllers: Oculus Quest comes with two Touch controllers, which enable precise tracking and a natural hand presence in virtual reality. The controllers feature buttons, triggers and joysticks for intuitive, immersive interaction with virtual environments and games. Content library: The Oculus Quest offers a wide range of virtual reality games, experiences and applications in its content library, including popular titles such as Beat Saber, Superhot VR and The Climb. It also supports cross-buy, which allows users to purchase games from the Oculus Quest store and play them on both the Oculus Quest and Oculus Rift platforms. Connectivity: The Oculus Quest has built-in Wi-Fi for wireless connectivity, enabling users to download games and content directly to the headset without the need for a PC. It also features a USB-C port for charging and data transfer, as well as PC connection for Oculus Link, which allows users to play PC-based VR games on the Oculus Quest when connected to a compatible gaming PC. Guardian system: The Oculus Quest features a Guardian system, which allows users to set virtual boundaries in their gaming space to avoid accidents and collisions while in virtual reality. The system uses built-in sensors to detect physical boundaries and warns users if they are approaching the edge of their gaming space. Battery life: The Oculus Quest has a built-in rechargeable battery that provides around 2-3 hours of play on a single charge, depending on the intensity of the virtual reality experience. Battery life may vary depending on factors such as screen brightness, volume and use of wireless functions. Software and updates : The Oculus Quest receives regular software updates that add new features, enhancements and bug fixes to improve overall performance and user experience. The Oculus Quest also supports side-loading, which allows users to install third-party applications and games outside the official Oculus store.

Social features: Oculus Quest has built-in social features that allow users to connect with friends, participate in multiplayer games and share experiences.