This is the point where you walk over.

There we go.

- Hello!

- Hey guys, this is Austin.

It has been six years since I first experienced

VR with an incredibly early version of

the Oculus Rift headset,

but when Oculus Rift reached out

and wanted to sponsor this video

on their Oculus Quest headset,

I couldn't say no!

I feel like I showed you a super early

VR headset legitimately five years or so ago.

- You showed me a prototype.

- Do you want to try something

a little bit more finished?

- Yeah, sounds good to me.

- (inaudible)

Every time Dad's been on a video,

it just always makes it more exciting.

So, this is the Oculus Quest.

Would you like to do the unboxing?

- Sure.

- [Austin] One of the things that makes this

different from a standard VR headset is

it does not require a PC.

Those early prototypes,

the one I showed you and the ones you can

buy for the first couple years,

all rely on an actual, proper PC.

Man, you're fast. You're already into the headset.

So, you do it like this: you hold it

in this hand.

I think there's actually a series of trackers

around the side, so...

- This is very important.

- Listen to Dad: always wear protection!

Put on your strap.

You can see that basically,

it's almost like a standard controller

where you have a couple of buttons here,

but you also have triggers on the inside,

triggers on the top as well,

and you have a stick.

It also has motion control,

so depending on the game,

you might be using it to box

or you might be using it to walk around

or whatever.

We set up the Oculus Quest using our phones, so now

Dad, it's all on you.

Just put the headset on and oh, whoa.

Let me fix your hair.

- Oh, that's okay.

- You look like (inaudible)

- Oh, I see it now.

- Oh, looks like you got it. There you go.

Put your straps on.

- Wow, this is really cool!

- [Austin] So you walk around,

you can literally crouch down.

- Okay, it told me not to go any

further or something.

- In addition to me being able to

record on the headset,

which is what we're doing right now,

you can actually cast this to a TV

so you can watch what someone else is doing.

Dad, can you, right now, open up Beat Saber.

(light sabers)

(light sabers)

(techno music)

So, what do you think?

- They're pretty cool!

- It's a lot, though, right?

- It's a lot more work than I thought.

- (laughs) It's like a workout!

So, this is a little bit better than

the last VR you tried, right?

I mean, this is like four years newer

than anything that was around back then.

- They came a long way.

- Yeah. It's cool, though;

you don't need any of the wires and stuff.

Alright, Dad, thanks for being in the video.

- Yeah.

- I think it's time to let everyone

else give it a try.

The nice thing about Oculus Quest is that

this is proper VR, right?

There have been other mobile headsets,

including the Oculus Go, which was solid,

but this is much closer to that full

scale experience.

On top of that, the screen is incredibly nice.

Some of the things that's really impressive

here is, just how high resolution it is.

Also, Job Simulator is just one

of my favorite VR titles ever.

All right, what do we have here?

Lottery tickets, ooh.

Shout out to these touch controllers, as well.

They're actually really, really nice.

Now you have the inner triggers,

which is nice for me to just pick up

a can or something,

but I also have the joy sticks as well.

It's easy for me to kind of aim things around.

Especially for a game like Job Simulator,

the real idea is that I want presence, right?

I want to feel like I'm in the game,

and I very much do!

Let me just toss that over to the side.

Something else that really separates Quest from

a lot of other VR headsets is,

that there are actual games for this.

I mean, no shade but, there are a lot

of titles here.

The important thing is there's so much excitement,

because so many developers are

wanting to get on board.

With Quest, it is really easy to set up.

If you're using it stationary, it's fine,

but if you want to use room scale,

all you do is:

with the cameras on, I can just

simply draw the area that I want to use,

which is going to be something like this.

And right to here.

Now I have my play area.

The cool part is,

with the walls up, once I confirm it,

I can know exactly where I'm at.

Say if I'm in the game, right now,

I know this is all good,

but if I start to get too close to

a wall, the wall will turn red.

If I put my head through it,

it automatically turns the cameras on

so I don't bump into anything.

Ken, you actually cheated and you've

already been playing the Quest.

- I played the Quest while you were gone

doing some other things in Taiwan or something.

You know what, the positional audio

sounds surprisingly good,

but the Quest does have two headphone jacks on it,

so if you did want to use those; you can.

- All right, Ken, thoughts?

- It's great.

That's all I have to say, it's great.

- Matt!

- Yeah?

- Are you in the VR world?

- Oh, I am fully emerged into the VR world.

This is about as immersive as I've ever felt.

Like, I feel like I'm in this little kitchen thing.

One thing I've noticed is that this is

so well calibrated for eyes.

- Yeah.

- Pretty much every other VR headset,

I've gotten sick from playing.

I don't get it with this.

- Jimmy, you tried the Quest and tell me what you do?

- I tried it on the first day and then I

pre-ordered it on Best Buy and

went and picked it up after work.

I like these shooting types of games that are

like on rails or standing still,

(shooting)

because it doesn't make me motion sick.

In this game, you're basically

just standing still and robots fly all around you.

They do a good job at keeping it 180 degrees

so you don't have to turn around and

look behind you or anything.

It's a good field of view for a game

like this.

The shooting feels really good.

You can have different types of weapons,

they're all mapped to a different direction

on the joy stick so you don't

really have to do much, other than

change the joystick around.

- Okay so, I have some virtual arms with

gloves on them.

I guess I'm not doing too hot.

Ooh, ooh.

Body shot!

Ooh!

That's right!

I don't think I won that round.

I had some good moves at the end.

- So, that was Oculus Quest!

I've tried a lot of VR headsets,

but this by far,

is the most polished experience

I've ever tried.

The fact that you can do this without

any kind of PC and it works this well

is incredibly impressive.

If you guys are interested, I'll have

a link in the description to check it out.

If you've tried VR in this past,

you owe it to yourself to give Quest a try.

It really is a huge step forward.