Oculus Quest 2 VR headset and controllers on offer for lowest price yet

Oculus Quest 2 review

The Oculus Quest 2 is down to its lowest ever UK price thanks to a new Amazon Prime Day deal that's emerged towards the very tail end of the event. Because of that, if this Oculus Quest 2 deal takes your fancy you'll need to move quickly to take advantage of the discount. 

Amazon is offering the Oculus Quest 2 (64GB) for just £279 - a £20 saving on its usual RRP, which is a discount we've not seen yet on the latest wireless, standalone virtual reality headset. 

The Oculus Quest 2 is an all-in-one virtual reality solution - meaning no wires, but also no PC required to experience all the best Oculus Quest games. You can, of course, connect the Oculus Quest 2 to a powerful gaming rig (something from our best gaming PC guide maybe?) to unlock games like Half-Life Alyx, so there are options for getting the most out of the headset too. 

Specs-wise, the Oculus Quest 2 offers a resolution of 1832 x 1920p per eye, which is 50% more pixels than the original Oculus Quest - meaning better-looking games. They'll perform better too, thanks to upgrades in the processing department too. This is a great way to get into VR without the PC or PS4 required for other headsets - without losing out on quality.

Oculus Quest 2

Oculus Quest 2 64GB | £299£279 at Amazon

Oculus Quest 2 64GB | £299 £279 at Amazon
Amazon is slicing £20 off the already affordable Oculus Quest 2, making this the lowest price we've ever seen in the UK for Oculus' latest VR headset. Move on this while you can.

Oculus Quest 2 256GB£399 £379 at Amazon

Oculus Quest 2 256GB | £399 £379 at Amazon
If you want more space for all those VR games though, you might want to consider the 256GB version - which offers all the same pros but with more internal space. There's £20 off this one too, so also another great saving.

If you did want to think about a PC to match, we're also rounding up today's best Prime Day laptop deals too with picks for gaming, work, and casual use across a range of budgets.

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