Prime Day Meta Quest 2 deals live: all the biggest discounts available now

D-Link VR Air Bridge | $99.00 $78.99 at Amazon

Let's kick things off with this D-Link VR Air Bridge, as you can grab it for $20 less thanks to a Prime Day discount. This is a must have Quest 2 accessory if you're looking to cut the cord and play some PC VR games without tethers, as it'll allow the headset to connect wirelessly over Wi-Fi. You also won't have to worry about frame rate issues or latency, as Wi-Fi 6 compatibility will ensure your trip to the virtual realm stays smooth.

Meta Quest 2 256GB (Renewed) | $349.00 $299.99 at Amazon

If you're looking to pay even less for a Quest 2 this Prime Day, you'll probably want to consider this pretty impressive deal on a 256GB 'renewed' model. You'll be able to grab the headset for $299.99 rather than $349, which is great considering the latter price is already lower than its previous MSRP. It's also certified to work like new and is backed up by a one year guarantee, so you won't need to worry about receiving a grubby second hand pair of VR goggles.

Geekvr Comfort Head Strap | $69.99 $45.99 at Amazon

Another Quest 2 add on that you could brand as essential, particularly if you're planning long trips to the virtual plane. Not only does the GeekVR head strap provide you with an additional hot swappable 5000mAh battery, it'll also make wearing the headset more comfortable, as it'll help distribute its weight across your noggin.

The GeekVR headstrap and battery is currently available for $45.99 thanks to a 34% discount, but you can also an additional 10% off using a coupon. If you already own the core add on, you'll be pleased to know additional batteries for the head strap are also 25% cheaper at the moment, as you can grab one for $20.50 instead of $25.99.

Syntech Link Cable | $25.99 $16.99 at Amazon

Look, I get it, cables are anything but exciting. However, if you're not looking to splash out on the D-Link VR Air Bridge I pointed out earlier, this 16ft wire will provide you with a bit more freedom to move around when playing PC VR games. It's down from $25.99 to $16.99 and provide you with a high speed connection from your rig to your headset. In other words, you shouldn't notice a difference in quality, even though it's a substantially longer cable than the one with Meta's goggles.

ZYBER Controller Extensions | $45.89 $36.71 at Amazon

Ever wish it actually looked like you were wielding cool laser swords in real life while playing Beat Saber rather than just flailing wee controllers around in your hands? Well, you might still look a little bit silly to everyone that can't see your virtual form, but these controller extensions by Zyber should provide you more like a baton.

They're currently down from $45.89 to $36.71 thanks to a 20% Prime Day discount, and the set features two grips and an extension pole for the middle. I'm not going to judge you if you use the set to jump around like Darth Maul in VR, as I'd probably do the same. That said, if you're not a massive nerd like me, you might be more interested in the fact it can turn your Quest 2 controllers into a golf club.

Meta Quest 2 (Renewed Premium) | $299 $269 at Amazon

If you're looking to save even more money and still get a Quest 2 headset, there's also the option to go for an open-box version that Amazon is pricing much lower than a brand-new model. This has the rating of "renewed premium", so it seems like this has gone through some scrupulous testing and renovation.

Either way, this is an excellent way to dip your toe in the water of a VR platform which is going to be followed up with a newer model in the coming months. For just $269, you're saving a lot more than the $30 the retail page tells you - if you compare it to a brand-new version, that is. 

Razer Adjustable VR Head Strap for Quest 2 | $69.99 $62.99 at Amazon

If you aren't a fan of smaller third-party brands you haven't heard of, you might struggle to find some Meta Quest 2 accessories since the market is so dominated by them. However, Razer has you covered here if you're in need of a comfort boost from your headset's head strap that famously doesn't work with everybody's skull. 

In this deal, you aren't getting a massive saving, but this product did only launch a few months back, and if you do want a better-known brand, you'll likely need to pay more money. 

Either way, this can be yours for just $62.99 at the moment, and it doesn't even look like a Prime-exclusive deal.

MSI Thin GF63 gaming laptop | $999.00 $859.99 at Amazon

Yes, I know this isn't a Meta Quest 2, but before you pick up your virtual pitchforks, hear me out. While the VR headset can function without a PC, there's a case to be made for pairing it with a laptop or PC. So, I thought I'd share this pretty neat RTX 4050 gaming laptop deal, as it's specs will pair pretty well with Meta's face goggles. It's armed with a 12th gen Intel Core i7 CPU too, so you won't have to worry about performance issues disrupting your favorite Steam VR adventures.

Placing VR aside just for a single moment, for $859.99, you'll get a mobile rig that can perform the same DLSS 3 upscaling tricks as its chonky PC graphics card siblings, like the RTX 4090. Sure, it's not going to compete with fully fledge desktop GPUs, but for under $900, it's going to pack a performance punch.

Syntech Hard Carrying Case | $32.99 $23.99 at Amazon

Your Quest 2 works hard to provide your eyes with virtual tomfoolery. So, I'd argue it deserves somewhere nice to live in its off time, and Syntech's hard carrying case is down from $32.99 to $23.99, courtesy of a 27% Prime Day discount. You'll be able to stow away the headset itself alongside an Elite Strap and its controllers, meaning you won't have to scramble around looking for all the bits required to dive into your VR library.

Hey! If any of you eagle eyed deal hunters spotted an image implying you'd save over $100 off that last carry case that only costs $23.99, no you didn't.

Meta Quest 2 256GB with $50 voucher | $399.00 $349.00 at Amazon

Another Prime Day Quest 2 deal just dropped, and it almost fees like they're paying you to pick up the VR headset. Effectively, the offer bundles together a 256GB headset with a $50 Amazon gift card for $349, meaning you get the store credit for free. Sadly, you won't be able to use the card instantly, as you'll have to wait for a physical one to arrive (remember those?)

Nevertheless, this is a pretty nifty deal, especially you're planning to give Amazon more of your money down the line anyway.

HTC Vive Pro 2 | $799 $679 at Amazon

If you're hanging around here for great VR headset deals rather than specific Quest 2 offers, you're in luck. Does pointing out that you can grab $210 off a complete HTC Vive Pro 2 make me feel like a turn coat? Just a little, but this is a chonky deal that's well worth highlighting, even though it's substantially more expensive than Meta's budget-friendly goggles. 

You can grab 15% off either just the Vive 2 Pro headset on its own or the complete package, which features controllers and base stations. You're going to need both to actually use the headset, so unless you happen to have the kit lying around already, you might want to avoid opting for the cheaper deal. That said, for $679, you'll be able to make the jump to a device that boasts 5K resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, and SteamVR tracking. Put it this way, if you're looking to play VR games, you're better buying this than a Meta Quest Pro.

Meta Quest 2  (128GB) with $50 Amazon card | $349.99 $299 at Amazon

Heads up! You can grab an 128GB Quest 2 headset with a $50 Amazon gift card for $299 right now. The Prime Day deal does feel more like the retailer is providing incentive to pay full price for the VR goggles, but it's still a worthwhile offer if you're planning on buying anything on the storefront soon anyway. 

GEEKERA Charging Dock | $53.99 $43.19 at Amazon

I'm a bit of a nightmare when it comes to charging devices, and charging docks are a great way to ensure you don't run out of juice. This handy unit by Geekera is down from $53.99 to $43.19, and it'll charge Meta's goggles and controllers at the same time. It also comes with two rechargeable cells, meaning you'll be free from the tyranny of having to use disposable AA batteries.

Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing set | $399.99 $199.99 at Amazon

This one is for all your virtual gearheads out there, as Logitech's G29 racing wheel and pedals set is $200 cheaper right now thanks to Prime Day. The kit will enable you to build a pretty sweet VR headset racing setup, which will in turn make experiences like Assetto Corsa more immersive. The wheel also boasts force feedback, so it'll feel like you're actually tearing up the track, rather than sitting at your desk birling round a pretend wheel with a pair of goggles on.  

Soundcore VR P10 wireless earbuds | $79 $55.99 at Amazon

It's all fine and well fooling your eyes with the Quest 2's trickery, but you'll need something to tell your ears you're not standing in your living room. So, if you haven't got that covered already, you might want to check out these Soundcore wireless earbuds, as they come with a neat USB-C dongle that'll attach nicely to the side of Meta's headset. It even has a passthrough port, meaning you'll be able to charge the headset while using the earbuds. 

KIWI Design Comfort Batter Head Strap for Quest 2 | $79.98 $58.98 at Amazon

KIWI's battery head strap is up there with our very favourite Meta Quest 2 accessories. In this Prime exclusive deal, you can get it a bit cheaper, which is a big bonus if you want some added comfort in your VR sessions as well as a boost to your headset's battery life. 

According to the data we're seeing, this is one of the lowest prices we've ever seen it at on Amazon, and not only are you getting a $16 saving here, but you also have the choice to apply a $5 coupon and get even more off. With that box ticked on the retail page, you can get this accessory for just $58.98. 

Zyber VR mat | $63.99 $79.99 at Amazon

VR headsets help you navigate the virtual plane, but while you'll be able to fight off dangers in digital universes, you won't be able to see the every day proximity pearls in the real world. So, to avoid clashing with various pieces of furniture, walls, and your sleeping cat, it might be a good idea to pick up a VR mat. 

This one by Zyber is $16 cheaper right now, and it'll help you tell if you're drifting too far from your original position and minimise fatigue. Just don't go sprinting off into the distance irl, as while the mat is 39.4-inches wide, it's not going to stop you running face first into walls. 

VR Headset Sweat Liner (only six left) | $44.99 $35.99 at Amazon

I don't know about any of you out there, but the idea of using a VR headset after someone's been going all out in Beat Saber gives me the ick. If you agree, you might want to think about picking up these VR sweat liners while they're 20% cheaper, as they'll help catch some of the previous players... bodily fluids. 

The pack contains 50 liners, which should be enough to do you for a good few sessions. They're also compatible with all VR headsets, so they'll come in handy whether you own a Quest 2 or a PSVR.