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title: "Meta Quest 3 512 GB – The most powerful Quest – Ultimate virtual reality experience – Get a 3-month trial of Meta Horizon+ included"
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# 2x graphics power vs Quest 2 512 GB ultra storage 4K resolution per eye (2064x2208) Meta Quest 3 512 GB – The most powerful Quest – Ultimate virtual reality experience – Get a 3-month trial of Meta Horizon+ included

**Brand:** meta quest
**Price:** 5299 zł
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Step into the future of VR — where power, clarity, and comfort collide!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Meta Quest 3 512 GB – The most powerful Quest – Ultimate virtual reality experience – Get a 3-month trial of Meta Horizon+ included by meta quest
- **How much does it cost?** 5299 zł with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/784245745-meta-quest-3-512-gb-the-most-powerful-quest-ultimate)

## Best For

- meta quest enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted meta quest brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Next-Level Performance:** Powered by Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2, enjoy 2x smoother graphics and seamless gameplay on a massive 312-inch virtual screen.
- • **All-in-One VR Ecosystem:** Includes 3-month Meta Horizon+ trial for exclusive titles, plus PCVR compatibility for limitless gaming and entertainment.
- • **Ultimate Comfort Design:** Lightweight, slim wireless headset engineered for extended play with balanced weight distribution and premium fit.
- • **Massive Storage Capacity:** Store hundreds of games and apps effortlessly with 512 GB of onboard space—never worry about running out of room.
- • **Immersive Infinite Display:** Experience the widest, crispiest VR visuals with dual 4K screens delivering unmatched clarity and depth.

## Overview

Meta Quest 3 512 GB is the most powerful standalone VR headset from Meta, featuring dual 4K displays with Infinite Display optics for the widest field of view, 2x the graphics performance of its predecessor, and massive 512 GB storage. Designed for premium comfort and wireless freedom, it supports immersive gaming on a giant virtual screen and includes a 3-month Meta Horizon+ subscription for access to a rotating library of top VR titles. Ideal for both standalone and PCVR experiences, it redefines virtual reality for professionals and gamers alike.

## Description

Gorilla Tag Offer: Offer valid 1 July 2025 (12:00 am PST) – 14 January 2026 (11:59 pm PST), with the purchase of a new Meta Quest 3 (512 GB) or Meta Quest 3S (128GB) (“Qualifying Product”) at www.desertcart.co.uk only, while supplies last. Meta account required ("Account") . To receive offer item, Qualifying Product must be first activated between 1 July 2025 (12:00 am PST) – 14 January 2026 (11:59 pm PST) (“Activation”). Upon Activation, you will receive a notification message via email, in your mobile app, and in VR with a link to redeem the offer item from the Meta Horizon Store. There are no redemption codes in connection with this Offer. Offer item must be redeemed by 14 January 2026 (11:59 pm PST). Limit one (1) offer item per Qualifying Product, regardless of the number of Accounts connected to such Qualifying Product. Not valid on prior orders or purchases. Offer is non-transferable, not for resale, and not valid for cash or cash equivalent. Offer may be cancelled or modified at any time without notice. Additional hardware and software sold separately. Other desertcart terms and conditions may apply.

Review: A proper upgrade from Quest 2, VR finally coming into its own - I've had an OG "Oculus" 64Gb Quest 2 for 3.5 years now which I used for both native and PCVR gaming and was pretty happy with it. I wanted a Quest 3 but wasn't prepared to pay the £619 RRP. I decided to wait until it was under £500 before taking the plunge. Once the 3S was announced they dropped the price of the 512Gb model (whilst discontinuing the 128Gb and Quest 2) to a very reasonable £469 with Batman Arkham Shadow and 3 months free Quest+ subscription. I was impressed with the jump in hardware quality verses the Quest 2. The pancake lenses and resolution being immediately noticeable, as well as a much snappier overall response from the CPU/GPU. Being a PCVR gamer too I'm used to high end graphics and can honestly say the graphics on the Quest 3 are very impressive for the hardware limitations. Batman Arkham Shadow and Asgard's Wrath 2 for example, look fantastic. Even older titles that looked washed out on Quest 2 look significantly improved, with a lot of them getting "upgrades" for Quest 3. I'd say it's on a par with Xbox 360 graphically. It misses out on the usual GPU intensive additions such as high end textures, shadows/lighting etc. which are to be expected, but still very impressive for mobile hardware. Air Link/Steam Link/Virtual Desktop all work as expected for PCVR gaming and again, the pancake lenses really make everything look so much crisper than the blurry Quest 2 lenses with their tiny sweet spot. These are the positives of the Quest 3. The negatives are mainly to do with what I'd deem as mandatory third party additions: 1. Head strap with battery (this is pretty much essential if you want to play for a long time without interruption and proper comfort). If you have to make one extra purchase, this would be top of the list. 2. Facial interface (whilst improved vastly over the Quest 2, it's still not comfortable enough and also has no nose guard to block light which breaks immersion). 3. Grips (the wrist grips aren't really that good, so proper grips are also required) 4. Prescription lenses (not everyone needs glasses, but if you do, these are much better than wearing glasses, even with the built in spacer and they slot in perfectly). I've been using it a full month now and it's been great, it's such an improvement over Quest 2 and feels like Meta are really going in the right direction with VR. I hope this continues and they keep pushing the hardware, because it's certainly putting out some great VR gaming experiences so far, with Metro Awakening (which supports cross-buy) on the horizon (at time of review), for example. UPDATE: The only other negative is Meta's obsession with Horizon Worlds, which imo is very poor, they seem to be pushing this "app" more than the actual "games" the platform was built upon. I uninstalled it (but it appears it's going to be baked into the forthcoming v76 build whether you want it or not!). UPDATE: Six months later and it's definitely still a worthy purchase. If you sideload Quest Games Optimizer, you can immediately improve graphical fidelity, by instantly improving resolution and/or CPU/GPU performance with profiles. A real game changer, with just the resolution increase alone. You can also sideload ports of older games via SideQuest, such as Doom 3, Castle Wolfenstein, Quake 3 etc. so even more options for gaming. Due to the extra cost of third party peripherals, I would give it 4.5 stars overall (Updated April 2025)
Review: Excellent VR experience. - So this purchase is my introduction into the VR world, I have to say i'm blown away by it. The level of immersion far exceeds my initial expectations. There are 2 cons to this headset, which i will get out of the way. The 1st is battery life. For gaming on the big AAA VR titles, you are looking at around 2 and a half hours... other lighter use, maybe longer. The 2nd is the weight and bulkiness. The headset strap isn't the best and at times wearing the headset feels cumbersome. There are plenty of after market ones that solve the above 2 cons.. decent headstraps with built in battery to extend use. I purchased a link cable with built in charging and I'm quite happy having the headset charging while I'm using it so i dont have to worry about the battery running out. Now onto the positives; Game selection is vast through the Meta Quest store, a lot of big titles are there, these will cost you around 20-50 pounds, depending on the title. There is a subscription for Quest + which gives you around 20 titles to download and play for free. Linking to PC to 'stream games' from Steam is fairly straight forward and can be done 'Wirelessly' through steam link or link cable. Wirelessly streaming games from your PC means you don't have to be in the same room as your PC, it just depends on your internet speed and wifi connection to your network. There can be small amount of lag due to latency issues but nothing to make it unplayable. Link cable requires you to be in the same room to your PC and will require an aftermarket link cable purchase. There is far less latency issues using the cable. The Headset itself has an excellent resolution and reading other reviews seems to be one of the best. Which means the area for the sweet spot is quite large so its easy to adjust the fit to your head and no blurr/fuzzy edges. There is a little light bleed from around the nose guard, but again nothing that spoils the immersion. The Controllers require batteries, they do come with batteries supplied, however its something to bear in mind. Aftermarket charging stations along with rechargeable batteries seem to be a fix to that, however in the time ive had mine, I've gone through 1 battery swap on the controllers. Storage is great, apps aren't massive downloads so on the 512gb storage you can fit plenty of apps/games without worrying about clearing space. The Quest 3 can also be set up for full body tracking with the use of additional hardware and apps and connection to a pc. Ive not explored that area yet, so a simple google should explain everything you need to know. Overall, Id highly recommend the Quest 3 for VR / PCVR experience. Those that want a standalone VR experience but also the PCVR experience, for the money, its the best option right now.

## Features

- Meta Quest 3 is the ultimate virtual reality device with Infinite Display for the widest and most expansive field of view of any Quest. Get 4K resolution*, premium comfort and the most storage.*Two displays (2064x2208 resolution per eye) combined with Meta’s Infinite Display optical stack.
- Get the ultimate gaming experience, including playing your favourite Xbox titles on a massive 312-inch screen. Plus, get a 3-month free trial of Meta Horizon+ and enjoy a revolving catalogue of great titles.
- Enjoy life-like games and detailed scenery that makes visuals so real you’ll want to reach out and touch the world around you. With 2x the graphics performance of Quest 2**, even complex games play smoother with crisper details.**Based on the graphic performance of the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 platform vs the Meta Quest 2 platform.
- Unlock new ways to work, play, relax and connect. Dial the immersion up or down as you step into out-of-this-world games, break a sweat in your home gym or kick back in the ultimate personal cinema, wherever you are.
- Put on your Quest to watch shows and movies play on a giant vibrant screen, anywhere you want—whether you’re at home or on a plane.
- Play, train and explore for longer with premium comfort. The slim, wireless design distributes weight evenly for a lighter feel.
- Navigate your way. Use your hands to swipe through content and type on a virtual keyboard. Pick up Touch Plus Controllers for fine-tuned precision and realistic sensations.
- Feel safe to share the fun. Manage parental controls, check your child’s daily usage, add multiple users, share content and set permissions for everyone in the family.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B0CFRMSZW4 |
| Batteries  | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | 138 in PC & Video Games ( See Top 100 in PC & Video Games ) 2 in Standalone Virtual Reality Headsets |
| Country of origin  | China |
| Customer reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,134) |
| Delivery information | We cannot deliver certain products outside mainland UK ( Details ). We will only be able to confirm if this product can be delivered to your chosen address when you enter your delivery address at checkout. |
| Item model number  | 899-00585-01 |
| Language  | English |
| Product Dimensions  | 18.4 x 14 x 9.4 cm; 515 g |
| Rated  | Ages 12 & Over |
| Release date  | 10 Oct. 2023 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Meta Quest
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth
- **Included Components:** Virtual Reality Headset, Controller
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Gaming, Video
- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Operating System:** Android
- **Field Of View:** 110 Degrees
- **Connector Type:** USB Type C
- **Warranty Type:** Limited

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Configuration, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I hsve this item on pre order. It states that delivery day is the 10th, which is also release day, will it arrive on the 10th?**
A: Got mine on 8th

**Q: 3d video quality?**
A: If you download a blue ray then yes, it’s sharp and lovely.

**Q: does it come with both Meta Quest+ subscription and Asgard's Wrath 2 like in the official site?**
A: Yes

**Q: Does this work with Xbox series S?**
A: No

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A proper upgrade from Quest 2, VR finally coming into its own
*by D***T on 28 October 2024*

I've had an OG "Oculus" 64Gb Quest 2 for 3.5 years now which I used for both native and PCVR gaming and was pretty happy with it. I wanted a Quest 3 but wasn't prepared to pay the £619 RRP. I decided to wait until it was under £500 before taking the plunge. Once the 3S was announced they dropped the price of the 512Gb model (whilst discontinuing the 128Gb and Quest 2) to a very reasonable £469 with Batman Arkham Shadow and 3 months free Quest+ subscription. I was impressed with the jump in hardware quality verses the Quest 2. The pancake lenses and resolution being immediately noticeable, as well as a much snappier overall response from the CPU/GPU. Being a PCVR gamer too I'm used to high end graphics and can honestly say the graphics on the Quest 3 are very impressive for the hardware limitations. Batman Arkham Shadow and Asgard's Wrath 2 for example, look fantastic. Even older titles that looked washed out on Quest 2 look significantly improved, with a lot of them getting "upgrades" for Quest 3. I'd say it's on a par with Xbox 360 graphically. It misses out on the usual GPU intensive additions such as high end textures, shadows/lighting etc. which are to be expected, but still very impressive for mobile hardware. Air Link/Steam Link/Virtual Desktop all work as expected for PCVR gaming and again, the pancake lenses really make everything look so much crisper than the blurry Quest 2 lenses with their tiny sweet spot. These are the positives of the Quest 3. The negatives are mainly to do with what I'd deem as mandatory third party additions: 1. Head strap with battery (this is pretty much essential if you want to play for a long time without interruption and proper comfort). If you have to make one extra purchase, this would be top of the list. 2. Facial interface (whilst improved vastly over the Quest 2, it's still not comfortable enough and also has no nose guard to block light which breaks immersion). 3. Grips (the wrist grips aren't really that good, so proper grips are also required) 4. Prescription lenses (not everyone needs glasses, but if you do, these are much better than wearing glasses, even with the built in spacer and they slot in perfectly). I've been using it a full month now and it's been great, it's such an improvement over Quest 2 and feels like Meta are really going in the right direction with VR. I hope this continues and they keep pushing the hardware, because it's certainly putting out some great VR gaming experiences so far, with Metro Awakening (which supports cross-buy) on the horizon (at time of review), for example. UPDATE: The only other negative is Meta's obsession with Horizon Worlds, which imo is very poor, they seem to be pushing this "app" more than the actual "games" the platform was built upon. I uninstalled it (but it appears it's going to be baked into the forthcoming v76 build whether you want it or not!). UPDATE: Six months later and it's definitely still a worthy purchase. If you sideload Quest Games Optimizer, you can immediately improve graphical fidelity, by instantly improving resolution and/or CPU/GPU performance with profiles. A real game changer, with just the resolution increase alone. You can also sideload ports of older games via SideQuest, such as Doom 3, Castle Wolfenstein, Quake 3 etc. so even more options for gaming. Due to the extra cost of third party peripherals, I would give it 4.5 stars overall (Updated April 2025)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent VR experience.
*by R***B on 20 February 2025*

So this purchase is my introduction into the VR world, I have to say i'm blown away by it. The level of immersion far exceeds my initial expectations. There are 2 cons to this headset, which i will get out of the way. The 1st is battery life. For gaming on the big AAA VR titles, you are looking at around 2 and a half hours... other lighter use, maybe longer. The 2nd is the weight and bulkiness. The headset strap isn't the best and at times wearing the headset feels cumbersome. There are plenty of after market ones that solve the above 2 cons.. decent headstraps with built in battery to extend use. I purchased a link cable with built in charging and I'm quite happy having the headset charging while I'm using it so i dont have to worry about the battery running out. Now onto the positives; Game selection is vast through the Meta Quest store, a lot of big titles are there, these will cost you around 20-50 pounds, depending on the title. There is a subscription for Quest + which gives you around 20 titles to download and play for free. Linking to PC to 'stream games' from Steam is fairly straight forward and can be done 'Wirelessly' through steam link or link cable. Wirelessly streaming games from your PC means you don't have to be in the same room as your PC, it just depends on your internet speed and wifi connection to your network. There can be small amount of lag due to latency issues but nothing to make it unplayable. Link cable requires you to be in the same room to your PC and will require an aftermarket link cable purchase. There is far less latency issues using the cable. The Headset itself has an excellent resolution and reading other reviews seems to be one of the best. Which means the area for the sweet spot is quite large so its easy to adjust the fit to your head and no blurr/fuzzy edges. There is a little light bleed from around the nose guard, but again nothing that spoils the immersion. The Controllers require batteries, they do come with batteries supplied, however its something to bear in mind. Aftermarket charging stations along with rechargeable batteries seem to be a fix to that, however in the time ive had mine, I've gone through 1 battery swap on the controllers. Storage is great, apps aren't massive downloads so on the 512gb storage you can fit plenty of apps/games without worrying about clearing space. The Quest 3 can also be set up for full body tracking with the use of additional hardware and apps and connection to a pc. Ive not explored that area yet, so a simple google should explain everything you need to know. Overall, Id highly recommend the Quest 3 for VR / PCVR experience. Those that want a standalone VR experience but also the PCVR experience, for the money, its the best option right now.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best headset I've ever owned
*by D***. on 6 December 2023*

Having been a VR enthusiast since the Rift development kit days, I have been through a few headsets at this point. And this is the best all rounder I've owned so far. My only negative comments would be that it (like it's predecessor the Quest 2) is not very comfortable and therefore additonal comfort items like a new face cover and headstrap such as the Bobo VR M3 is basically a required purchase. The same applies to an extra battery as the battery life is not great if you don't add some extra power. With the negatives out of the way, the positives are plentiful so I'll just summarise a few: - The new pancake lens are great and so clear. I only realised just how clear when I put back on my old Quest 2 and it looked awful by comparison! - The resolution has been bumped up a bit and at this point it's perfectly fine for reading pretty much anything in VR and the resolution is nice enough that 4K movies now look somewhere between 1080p and 4K to your eye. Pleasing image quality, if not quite at Blu Ray levels just yet! - On that point, you can also play 3D movies in your Quest! :) - Quest 3 has received upgrades to its connectivity so you can now play even better wireless PCVR via Wifi 6E. Lots of technical detail behind that, but it's quite critical to anyone that is investing in the headset to play with a PC - However, I'm also pleased to say that the Quest 3 is quite a capable standalone device now too. The new chipset means it can actually play reasonably complex games (e.g. Assassin's Creed Nexus) at a nice quality and decent framerate. To be honest, the Quest 2 just wasn't powerful enough. It really struggled with anything beyond simple stuff like Pistol Whip or Walkabout Minigolf. Quest 3 however, actually feels like something you would choose to play bigger games in! - Final comment: If you install the OculusGameOptimizer, you can get even nicer resolutions and framerates (at the expense of battery life) and I highly recommend any Quest 3 users look into that option! All in all, I'm very pleased I upgraded to the Quest 3. It's really re-energised by passion for VR!

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