Amazon Prime Day Meta Quest 2 deals 2023: all the remaining savings
The Prime Day Meta Quest 2 deals have ended but there are still savings to be made
1. Quick Links
2. US headset deals
3. UK headset deals
Amazon Prime Day Meta Quest 2 deals have finished, but there are still a few discounts lingering around the event if you missed out on the central sales event. If you're still trying to make a saving on some VR tech, you're entering the last few days of decent savings, but you best act fast as we don't know when they'll end.
We love the best VR headsets, but they often set you back a pretty penny, so it’s incredibly important - and satisfying - to make a saving where you can. The Meta Quest 2 isn’t the most expensive option, especially when compared to the PSVR 2, but they still cost when at full price.
The standard price of a Meta Quest 2 currently sits at $299.99 / £299 for the 128GB model and $349.99 / £349.99 for the 256GB version, but Amazon Prime Day delivered quite a few decent savings on the hardware which have spilled into the following days.
Opening the doors to the best Oculus Quest 2 games, we think everyone should try their hand at VR gaming when they can. It’s worth keeping an eye on our overall Prime Day gaming deals hub too so you don’t miss out on anything else this year.
PRIME DAY META QUEST 2 DEALS: Quick Links
Where are the best Meta Quest 2 deals?
- Meta Quest 2 headsets: Steady stock, and save $30 on Renewed Premium headsets
- Accessories: Cables, backpacks, carry cases, stands, and more, from just $15.99
- Charging docks: Price cuts on third-party chargers, deals from $22
US alternative retailers:
- Best Buy: deals and bundles on the Meta Quest 2
- GameStop: offers Meta Quest hardware and accessories
- Target: often stocks Meta Quest 2 headset with occasional sales
UK alternative retailers:
- Game: offers discounts on pre-owned VR tech
- Currys: up to £100 off Meta Quest 2 with bundles and deals
US headset deals
Meta Quest 2 128GB (renewed premium) - was $299.99 now $269.00 on Amazon
Save $30 - The Meta Quest 2 128GB model is yet to receive a serious saving, but we expect its price to continue to drop and potentially exceed its lowest price yet of $249.00 which it reached in January 2022.
Meta Quest 2 256GB (renewed premium) - was $349.00 now $299.99 on Amazon
Save $50 - If you want a headset with a little more storage, then the Meta Quest 2 256GB model is already offering its cheapest price yet. Note that this is a renewed model, so not entirely brand new.
UK headset deals
Meta Quest 2 128GB - was £399.99 now £299 on Amazon
Save £100 - This isn't the cheapest we've seen the Meta Quest 2 128GB model drop, but it's certainly on track to surpassing its cheapest price on Amazon of £280.22 in 2021.
Meta Quest 2 256GB - was £499.99 now £349.99 on Amazon
Save 30% - If you're considering whether or not the storage upgrade is worth the additional cost, it's worth noting that the Meta Quest 2 256GB model is already at its cheapest price yet.
AMAZON PRIME DAY Meta Quest 2 DEALS: FAQS
Do I need an Amazon Prime membership to access the Prime Day Meta Quest 2 deals?
As with any Prime Day deals, you will need an active Prime membership in order to access the deals available on Prime Day, but there are additional benefits alongside this day of deals to help sell the service. In addition to the savings you'll make on Prime Day, you'll also have access to both Prime Video and Prime Gaming, alongside next-day delivery for the vast majority of items.
When does Amazon Prime Day end?
Amazon Prime Day 2023 ended at midnight on July 12, but even though the sales event has concluded we are still seeing a few deals remain. So, if you missed out, there's still an opportunity to snag a deal while you can. That said, we don't expect these deals to last particularly long, so you'll need to act fast.
If you're looking for ways to save on hardware outside of VR tech, we've got guides on Amazon Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals alongside Amazon Prime Day PS5 deals so you can get kitted out with the best gaming consoles this Prime Day.
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Kara is an Evergreen writer at TechRadar Gaming. With a degree in Journalism and a passion for the weird and wonderful, she's spent the last few years as a freelance video game journalist, with bylines at NintendoLife, Attack of the Fanboy, Prima Games, and sister publication, GamesRadar+. Outside of gaming, you'll find her re-watching Gilmore Girls or trying to cram yet another collectible onto a shelf that desperately needs some organizing.