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Where to buy Meta Quest Pro and Meta Quest 2 in Australia: From $359.99

Find out how you can step into the world of virtual reality with two of the finest headsets on the market.

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Looking to buy a Meta Quest 2 or Meta Quest Pro VR headset? You're in the right place.

Virtual reality (VR) is all the rage as technological advancements make the possibilities of the format all the more enticing. If you're keen to dive into the world of VR, there's no better place to start than with the Meta Quest range, formerly known as the Oculus Quest.

The Oculus Quest 2 is our best overall VR headset in Australia thanks to its all-in-1 nature, great resolution and comfortable design. Meta has some big plans for the world of virtual reality, so now's a great time to get in on the fun.

The just-released Meta Quest Pro adds augmented reality to the mix. This is a form of virtual reality in which digital elements are superimposed into your real-world surroundings. (If you've ever played Pokemon GO, you will have a vague idea of how this concept works.)

Whichever model you plump for, one of the best places to buy is Amazon's official Meta store. With complete models starting at $509.99, it currently has the most competitive prices in Australia.

Here are the best storefronts to buy the Meta Quest Pro and Meta Quest 2. (If you're not sure whether this device is right for you, see how is compares to the HTC Vive Pro 2.)

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Amazon

Amazon

Meta is now selling the Oculus Quest Pro in Australia via its official Amazon store. The package includes the Pro headset, redesigned hand controllers and 2 Lithium Ion batteries for $1,745.52

  • Free delivery on eligible items with an Amazon Prime membership
  • Express delivery available
  • 24/7 customer service
  • Easy returns
Go to Amazon
MyDeal

MyDeal

MyDeal is a multi-seller marketplace where you can find Oculus Meta Quest Pro and experience world-class design and everlasting comfort.

  • $10 newsletter subscription bonus
  • Shop & Earn loyalty scheme
  • Accepts Zip and Afterpay
Go to MyDeal
Kogan

Kogan

Head over to Kogan and buy your Meta (or Oculus) Quest 2. This all-in-1 headset is advanced yet easy to use.

  • Free delivery on eligible items with Kogan First membership
  • Next-day delivery available
  • Zip Pay and Afterpay available
Go to Kogan

Where to buy Meta Quest 2 online

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Amazon

Amazon

Amazon stocks a massive range of products from both local and international sellers, meaning that there's heaps to choose from. You can also see customer ratings before you buy, so you can be assured that you're getting quality products.

  • Free delivery on millions of eligible items with Amazon Prime
  • Easily compare prices on similar products
  • Huge product range
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MyDeal

MyDeal

As the name suggests, MyDeal.com.au offers great discounts on everything from homeware and appliances to technology, hardware and more.

  • Free shipping on eligible items
  • Afterpay available
  • Daily deals
Go to MyDeal
Kogan

Kogan

Head over to Kogan and buy your Meta (or Oculus) Quest 2. This all-in-1 headset is advanced yet easy to use.

  • Free delivery on eligible items with Kogan First membership
  • Next-day delivery available
  • Zip Pay and Afterpay available
Go to Kogan
AliExpress

AliExpress

AliExpress might not be a household name in Australia, but it's actually one of the largest online marketplaces in the world. It allows customers to buy just about everything, including the Meta Quest 2.

  • Free shipping available on selected products
  • Flash deals always on offer
  • First-purchase coupons available
Go to AliExpress
eBay

eBay

You can also purchase the Meta Quest 2 on eBay. Thanks to its site design, you can compare a litany of available prices.

  • Free delivery on eligible items with an eBay Plus membership
  • New products added daily
  • Shop by guaranteed delivery date
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Temu

Temu

Temu is an online marketplace that offers a large selection of Oculus Quest 2 accessories at wholesale prices. It also offers free standard shipping on almost all of its products.

  • Afterpay and Klarna available
  • Free standard shipping on almost all products
  • Free 90-day return shipping for every order on your first return
Go to Temu

About Meta Quest 2

The Oculus Quest 2 was released in 2020. It was rebranded as the Meta Quest 2 when Oculus was acquired by Meta, which was formerly known as Facebook. The device allows you to enjoy a variety of VR experiences, including games that can be downloaded from the Oculus Store.

You can link the device to your PC, either with the Meta Quest Link cable or over Wi-Fi. Then you can access more processor-heavy games from stores like Steam.

About the Metaverse

If you thought the Meta Quest 2 was a gimmicky glorified games console, think again. Meta has big plans for the headset and its role in the Metaverse. Put simply, the Metaverse is set as a large simulated universe to be entered via the Meta Quest 2 and other AR/VR headsets that Facebook has in the works.

If everything goes to plan, you'll one day use the Metaverse for shopping, entertainment, socialising and more. The concept is still nascent, but it's a rather compelling draw for the Oculus Quest 2.

Meta Quest Pro

As its name suggests, the Meta Quest Pro is an advanced version of the Quest 2 aimed at enthusiasts and creative professionals. The Meta Quest Pro focusses on mixed reality, a form of virtual reality in which digital elements are superimposed onto a real-life camera feed.

Meta believes the headset will prove to be a paradigm-shifter in the realms like work, socialising, shopping and more. It takes advantage of "pancake optics" to deliver visual performance that vastly outstrips the Quest 2 as well as a slimmer, more ergonomic design.

The Meta Quest Pro carries a RRP of $1,729.99 which is a massive hike over the Meta Quest 2's starting cost of $509.99. On the plus side, it was originally priced at $2,499.99 so be thankful for small mercies.

You can check out our full guide with everything you need to know about the Meta Quest Pro here.

Meta Quest 3: Release date and pricing

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Fresh off the heels of the Meta Quest Pro, a third iteration of the Quest headset has already been announced.

Meta has confirmed the Meta Quest 3 will be hitting stores in the American autumn, so expect to see it sometime between September and November.

According to Meta's marketing blitzkrieg, the new headset will be 40% slimmer than the Quest 2 with higher resolution displays for sharper visuals. This is made possible by the Snapdragon XR2 chipset which provides double the processing power. The Quest 3 will also feature full-colour mixed reality similar to the Pro model.

In addition to the headset, the controllers have been completely redesigned and now include haptic feedback to further immerse you in 3D worlds.

The Meta Quest 3 is set to continue Meta's line of consumer-focussed headsets, so a more tolerable price tag can be expected. Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg has previously hinted that the device will carry a RRP in the USD$300-$500 range.

That means Australian customers can expect to pay anywhere from $440-$734, plus any bonus fees the company wants to impose on antipodean consumers.


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Chris Jager is the lead shopping editor at Finder, specialising in consumer technology and hunting down the best deals. With over 15 years of experience as a full-time journalist, Chris has provided expertise to many leading technology publications, including PC World, Australian Gamepro, Good Gear Guide, ARN, IT News, PC Authority, CRN, GameSpy, Gizmodo, Business Insider, MSN, Kotaku, Lifehacker Australia, Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. Before joining Finder, Chris was the editor of Lifehacker Australia for five years. He has a Bachelor of Communications in Journalism from the University of Western Sydney. Outside of Finder, you'll find him playing with retro 80s computers while juggling 3 TikTok-obsessed daughters. See full bio

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