The best Meta Quest deals and bundles in October 2024

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If you're looking for the best Meta Quest deals and bundles, you might want to wait a while. The Meta Quest 3S has just been revealed after months of rumors, and if you're not bought into the Quest VR ecosystem yet, the right headset for you might just be a Quest 3S, not a Quest 3. There have been some price changes and some sad discontinues from the brand following the announcement, so it's worth reading up on what'll be available below.

The Meta Quest 3 is easily one of the best VR headsets. Unfortunately, the more affordable 128GB version will be discontinued to make room for the Quest 3S which comes in cheaper and with the same amount of storage. The Quest 2 and Quest Pro are also being retired, meaning that if you haven't got a hold of one already, you soon won't be able to. For enthusiasts, the Quest 3 512GB will probably be the best choice, but for newcomers, the more reasonable price of the Quest 3S will be tough to argue with. 

For true deal hunters, the best Meta Quest accessories are what you should be on the lookout for. This is where we usually see the best value when it comes to Meta Quest deals, although we'll need to go hands-on with the new Quest 3S to know whether or not the Quest 3 accessories we've tested so far will work with it or not.

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Today's best Meta Quest deals in the US

Meta Quest 3 | $649 $499 at Amazon

Meta Quest 3 | $649 $499 at Amazon
The Meta Quest 3's 512GB model has been brought down in price, and right now, if you buy it, you get a free copy of Batman Arkham Shadow when it releases later this year. We obviously can't speak to the quality of the game yet, but this is the cheapest we've ever seen the 512GB version of the Quest 3 since its launch.

Meta Quest 3S | $299.99 at Amazon

Meta Quest 3S | $299.99 at Amazon
The Meta Quest 3S is up for pre-order, and if you spend the money now, you get a free copy of Batman Arkham Shadow. It launches October 15 and at this price, you get 128GB of storage.

256GB version: $399.99 at Amazon

Syntech Link Cable 16FT$25.99$19.99 at AmazonSave $6 -

Syntech Link Cable 16FT | $25.99 $19.99 at Amazon
Save $6 - This is an alternative to grabbing an elite strap with an extra battery back. For under $20, you get 16ft of leash to run with.

Syntech Hard Carrying Case for Quest 2/3$29.99$16.99 at AmazonSave $10

Syntech Hard Carrying Case for Quest 2/3 | $29.99 $16.99 at Amazon
Save $10 - This hard carrying case from Syntech will fit a Quest 2, or the Quest 3, and it's currently available for $10 cheaper at Amazon. This is back to the lowest price it's been at the retailer, so worth buying. Don't forget to check the $3 coupon box to get the full saving.

Sarlar Hard Carrying Case$29.99$14.25 at AmazonSave $16

Sarlar Hard Carrying Case | $29.99 $14.25 at Amazon
Save $16 - This carrying case is also compatible with Quest 2 and the Apple Vision Pro, and you're getting just over half-off in this deal. There's a larger version if you have an elite head strap too.

KIWI Design comfort battery head strap for Quest 3 / Quest 3S$59.99$39.99 at AmazonSave $20

KIWI Design comfort battery head strap for Quest 3 / Quest 3S | $59.99 $39.99 at Amazon
Save $20 - KIWI's head strap increases your comfort thanks to plush cushioning, but it also lets you play for longer thanks to a handy battery pack that's built into it. A 20% coupon box saves you a decent sum here, and KIWI seems sure that it'll fit a Quest 3 and 3S.

JSAUX Battery Pack for Quest 3$39.99$33.29 at AmazonSave $6.7

JSAUX Battery Pack for Quest 3 | $39.99 $33.29 at Amazon
Save $6.7 - Instead of adding a battery pack to your head strap and giving your neck more strain to deal with, this clever gadget sits on your shoulders so you can continue playing Quest 3 games for longer. Remember to hit the 10% coupon box to get even more of a saving.

Today's best Meta Quest deals in the UK

Meta Quest 3S | £289.99 at Amazon

Meta Quest 3S | £289.99 at Amazon
The Meta Quest 3S is now available to pre-order, and a free copy of Batman Arkham Shadow will be thrown into any purchase during the launch window. Your device should arrive on launch day, which is October 15 and for the money, you get the 128GB version.

256GB version: $399.99 at Amazon

Meta Quest 3 128GB | £479.99 £409 at Amazon
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Meta Quest 3 128GB | £479.99 £409 at Amazon
Save £70 - The 128GB model of the Quest 3 is soon to be discontinued, and it's already vanished in the US. In the UK, you can currently get it for its lowest ever price, which is a huge £70 saving. If you want a headset that will no doubt skyrocket in value and become a collector's item, this is a solid deal. You also get that free copy of Batman Arkham Shadow, so it's hardly something to turn your nose up at.

Meta Quest 3 512GB | £619.99 £469 at Amazon
Save £155 -

Meta Quest 3 512GB | £619.99 £469 at Amazon
Save £155 - Similarly, the 512GB model is also going cheap, you can still get in on the Arkham Shadow love. Going for its cheapest ever price since launch (by some £60, I might add), the 512GB model is definitely for the enthusiast VR lovers out there.

Pico 4 Ultra 256GB + Blade & Sorcery Nomad | £529 at Amazon

Pico 4 Ultra 256GB + Blade & Sorcery Nomad | £529 at Amazon
If you aren't totally sold on a Meta Quest device, the Pico 4 Ultra is an amazing alternative that actually has better specs than the Quest 3. Right now, you can get the 4 Ultra with a free copy of Blade & Sorcery Nomad thrown in at no extra cost, which is an amazing offer considering it's one of the best VR games ever made.

Syntech Hard Carrying Case for Quest 2/3£26.99£24.99 at AmazonSave £2

Syntech Hard Carrying Case for Quest 2/3 | £26.99 £24.99 at Amazon
Save £2 - This hard case is one of our favorites to recommend thanks to its compatibility with the Quest 2, 3, and now the 3S. It's stylish but doesn't exactly give away what you're carrying if you're trying to be discrete, and it's often found discounted.

FAQs

Is Meta Quest worth buying?

The Quest headsets are definitely worth buying, especially if you keep your eyes peeled for Meta Quest 3 deals and bundles. The Quest 2 is still a pretty excellent way to introduce yourself to VR gaming. While its specs and features are great, and price low, it has an amazing library of games for you to play too. The Quest 3 is probably the best pound-for-pound standalone VR headset you can buy right now - especially since Apple Vision Pro is so expensive. 

What is the lowest price for Meta Quest 2?

The lowest price we've seen the Meta Quest 2 drop to in the US is $199 at Amazon in the US. We've seen some confusing price fluctuations in the past year or so, but for the most part, you can find it at $240-$250 at the time of writing. In the UK, the 128GB model of the Meta Quest 2 can be found for £199 if you're really lucky. Renewed versions can be really affordable too, but for a still very usable headset, these prices are brilliant to see. For the most part, you'll see it listed at £249 at the moment.

Is Meta Quest+ worth it?

Meta Quest+ is the new subscription service for the Quest headsets, and it works very similarly to the likes of PlayStation Plus. Each month you're a paying subscriber, you'll get free games to play that will be added to your library. During its launch window, the Meta Quest 3 512GB model could frequently be found with Meta Quest vouchers, and a 6-month subscription to Meta Quest+. If you don't already own many Meta Quest games, then a subscription could certainly be worth the money you pay for it.


Just glancing at the list of best VR games you can experience right now is enough to tempt anyone to invest in a new headset. Of course, it's worth bearing in mind you'll need a decent PC setup to get the most out of your time in VR. 

There are currently some fantastic offers around in our best gaming PC and best gaming laptop guides. If you're just after an audio upgrade, then our best gaming headset guide is what you need.

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