We're not quite sure how this Meta Quest 2 deal hasn't sold out yet - the headset has dropped to a lowest-ever price as part of Amazon's Spring Sale. This is in both the US and UK, but the retailer's Spring Sale is set to end in a matter of hours, so you'll have to act quickly to get the headset at this discounted price.
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In the US, the 128GB headset is just $199.99 at Amazon right now (was $249), and there's a similar discount in the UK where it's fallen to just £199.99 at Amazon UK (was £249).
These are record lowest-ever prices for both regions so this marks the literal best time to jump in and grab the VR bull by the horns.
Not in the US or the UK? Scroll down for the best deals in your region, and if you're looking for more deals, check out our full Amazon Spring Sale hub.
Today's best Oculus Quest 2 deals
Oculus Quest 2 (128GB): was $299 now $249 at Amazon
This $50 discount takes the excellent Meta Quest 2 headset down below the $200 mark for what we think is the first time ever. The value here is exceptional and it really is the perfect time to jump into a huge selection of VR games and apps available on the Quest platform.
Price check: Walmart - $249 | Best Buy - $199.99
Oculus Quest 2 (128GB): was £249 now £199.99 at Amazon UK
Mirroring the US discount, there's 50 quid off the Quest 2 at Amazon in the UK as well. We knew the Meta Quest 2 would become more budget friendly since the launch of its newer brethren but this is a superb price and offers so much VR bang for your buck.
Price check: Very - £199.99 | Currys - £199 | Argos - £199.99
You might be wondering whether the Meta Quest 2 is still worth buying now it's been replaced by the Meta Quest 3 - and we think it is absolutely still worth your attention and money.
It's a great piece of kit that offers plenty of games, apps, and experiences, and with its price coming down steadily - and bombastic deals like this one - it's more affordable than ever.
Our full Meta Quest 2 review covers the headset in more detail, but our main findings were that it's a comfy and lightweight headset that delivers a powerful virtual reality experience. It's easily one of the best VR headsets you can buy still - especially so at this hugely discounted price.
This is the best Meta Quest 2 deal we've seen for a while and is perfect for US and UK folks ready to try VR gaming.
More Meta Quest deals
Looking for more prices on the Quest 2 or the latest deals on the Meta Quest 3? Check out the latest and lowest prices for both below.
Scroll down for more Amazon Spring sale deals in the US and UK.
More US Amazon Spring Sale deals
- Amazon Devices: Amazon Fire TVs from $178.99
- Apple: AirPods, iPads, MacBooks from $99
- Appliances: deals on refrigerators, ovens & laundry
- Beauty: electric toothbrushes, makeup & skincare
- Clothing: 60% off activewear, luggage & shoes
- Easter: gifts & decor from $9.99
- Fitness: save on equipment & accessories
- Kitchen: Ninja, Keurig & Instant Pot from $49.99
- Laptops: devices from $78.99
- Mattresses: deals from $186
- Outdoors: 40% off patio, lawn and garden
- Toys: up to 50% off best-selling toys for all ages
- TVs: smart TVs from $79.99
- Vacuums: up to 55% off Shark and Dyson
More UK Amazon Spring Sale deals
- Amazon Devices: Echo, Fire TV Stick - 59% off
- Apple: big iPad sale
- Appliances: up to 32% off fridges, freezers, washers
- DIY: Bosch home and garden tools from £8.99
- Gaming: record-low price for PS5
- Headphones: Sony from £24.99
- Health: up to 54% off Oral-B + Philips
- Kitchen: up to 38% off small appliances
- Laptops: devices from £159
- PC Gaming: up to 42% off components
- Phones: Samsung, Google, Sony - up to 50% off
- Smartwatch: £70 off Galaxy Watch 6
- Tablets: Samsung tablets from £129
- Toys: Lego, Barbie and Hot Wheels from £3.99
- TVs: from £149
- Vacuums: up to 45% off
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