Best Meta Quest 3 deals: Get Asgard Wrath 2 for free and more

By Aaron Mamiit Updated April 30, 2025

A product shot of the Meta Quest 3 shown in dramatic lighting over a gradient background. — Meta

While VR isn’t as big of a booming industry as some hoped it would be, there are a few great VR headsets out there you can snag that don’t need you to also buy an expensive gaming PC. For example, the Meta Quest 3 is an entirely self-contained VR device that is supported by Meta, so it has a reasonably big library and a lot of options when it comes to games and apps. Not only that, but the Meta Quest 3 has some nice upgrades, such as better lenses and a great resolution, and there is even a subscription membership that gives you access to free games. Alternatively, if you’d rather go for something a bit more budget-friendly, you could check out these Meta Quest 2 deals.

Today’s best Meta Quest 3 deals

Meta Quest 3 (128GB, Renewed Premium) — $480 $500 4% off

The Meta Quest 3 VR headset. — Meta

If you buy the 128GB model of the Meta Quest 3 for its sticker price from Amazon or Best Buy, you’ll also get a copy of Asgard’s Wrath II. In this sequel to one of the most critically acclaimed VR games, you’ll be battling gods and monsters in an epic action RPG using unique weapons and different combat styles. The VR headset comes with a pair of Touch Plus controllers with wrist straps.

Should you buy the Meta Quest 3?

Make the jump into virtual reality with the Meta Quest 3. The headset features a very simple design, but it offers realistic graphics, quick load times, and seamless gameplay through the powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 chipset. Instead of eye tracking, it uses an extensive camera-tracking setup that enables advanced mixed reality. It runs for up to 2.2 hours on a single charge with average, and once the Meta Quest 3’s battery goes empty, it only take 2 hours of charging with its 18W power adapter to get to full charge. The new Touch Plus controllers of the Meta Quest 3 utilize AI algorithms and an IR sensor, and they’re powered by AA batteries.

In our Meta Quest 3 versus Meta Quest 2 comparison, the only negative about the latest model of the VR headset is its higher price. However, it does everything better than its predecessor, including improved image clarity through the use of pancake lenses, color passthrough for better mixed reality, 30% more resolution at 2064 x 2208 pixels per eye, a GPU that’s twice as fast, and 40% louder sound.

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