The new Oculus Quest 2 128GB model is now available
It's back in stock and better than ever - all for the same price.
- The new Oculus Quest 2 128GB model is now available at major retailers and Oculus.com for $299.
- The 128GB model replaces the 64GB model without increasing the price.
- A new silicone face cover is now included with each Quest 2 because of a recall on the original foam face pads.
It was only one month ago when Facebook pulled the Oculus Quest 2 from store shelves due to an issue with the foam face pad that shipped with the VR headset. While this wasn't a traditional recall since it didn't require customers to send the product in for replacement, Oculus offered a free silicone cover to help folks who were having issues with the foam pad.
Meanwhile, all Quest 2's were pulled from shelves so that the same silicone pad could be placed inside, and now the Quest 2 is back on shelves with that new pad in the box. In addition to that, Facebook has retired the 64GB model, replacing it with a 128GB model that features double the storage without raising the price. That makes the Quest 2 128GB model sort of like the Goldilocks model for most consumers, offering plenty of storage for the same great $299 price as the 64GB model.
If you're just now picking up a Quest 2, we've got a list of the best Quest 2 games you can buy, which should make it easy to get your virtual library started. With at least 128GB of storage, you should be able to fit dozens of games onto the Quest 2 without worry. Just make sure to pick the right model for your needs, as there's no support for expandable storage.
Additionally, deleting games also deletes saves, so if you're someone who plays a ton of games at once and takes some time to finish them, you might want to splurge for the extra storage. Otherwise, use the $100 to pick up a few great accessories, instead.
The best VR experienceOculus Quest 2 128GB
$299 at Amazon$299 at Best Buy$299 at Walmart
Budget-friendly without feeling cheap
The Oculus Quest 2 is the easiest way to get into VR and it keeps the experience effortless, much like a console. No wires, no PC, no hassle. Just fun.