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+|image=[[File:oculus quest 11.jpeg|250px]]
+|VR/AR=[[Virtual Reality]]
+|Type=[[Head-mounted display]]
+|Subtype=[[Standalone VR]], [[PC-Powered VR]]
+|Platform=[[Oculus Quest Platform]]
+|Developer=[[Oculus VR]]
+|Operating System=Android-based OS
+|Predecessor=[[Oculus Go]]
+|Successor=[[Meta Quest 2]]
+|CPU=[[Qualcomm Snapdragon 835]]
+|GPU=[[Qualcomm® Adreno™ 540]]
+|Memory=4GB
+|Storage=6GB, 128GB
+|Display=OLED
+|Resolution=1440×1600 per eye
+|Refresh Rate=72Hz
+|Field of View=96°×94° (estimated)(ref 5)
+|Camera=4
+|Tracking=6DOF
+|Rotational Tracking=[[Gyroscope]], [[Accelerometer]]
+|Positional Tracking=[[Oculus Insight]]
+|Input=[[Oculus Touch Controllers]], Controller-free Hand Tracking
+|Connectivity=[[Oculus Link]], USB-C
+|Power=rechargeable headset, battery-operated controllers
+|Battery Life=2 to 3 hours
+|Weight=571grams
+|Size=6.3 x 8.27 x 3.46 inches
+|Release Date=May 21, 2019
+|Price=$399 (64GB), $499 (128GB)
+|Website=https://www.oculus.com/quest/
+}}
+The '''Oculus Quest''' is [[Oculus VR]]'s first hybrid headset that is fully [[Standalone VR|Standalone]] and enabled a connection to PC for an expanded library of games. The Oculus Quest and [[Rift S]] were launched in the same year, but offered distinctly different playing experiences. The Quest is a fully [[integrated HMD]], requiring no connection to a PC whereas the Rift S requires a PC for processing and play.<ref name=”four”>https://uploadvr.com/oculus-quest-2-specs/</ref>
+You can purchase a refurbished Oculus Quest from Facebook for $199; the product has been discontinued, though, in favor of the Meta Quest 2.<ref name=”two”></ref>
+==Release and Pricing==
+The Oculus Quest was first released on May 21, 2019 as a standalone headset.
+On November 18, 2019, Oculus rolled out the ability to connect the Quest to a PC through the beta version of [[Oculus Link]].<ref name=”six”>https://www.oculus.com/blog/play-rift-content-on-quest-with-oculus-link-available-now-in-beta/?locale=fr_FR</ref>
+In 2021, the Oculus Quest was discontinued.
+==Hardware==
+The Quest comes with strap audio - speakers built into the headset - but you can also connect your headphones through a stereo audio jack.
+The CPU is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 that comes with 8 cores. Three of the faster “gold” cores are dedicated to game play, and the rest are dedicated to system services like TimeWarp and tracking.<ref name=”three”>https://developer.oculus.com/blog/down-the-rabbit-hole-w-oculus-quest-the-hardware-software/</ref>
+The GPU is a Qualcomm Adreno 540 which “cuts the scene up into a grid of tiles and renders each in sequence.”<ref name=”three”></ref>
+The Touch Controllers expand upon the design of Rift’s controllers. They have the same button layout, but the rings are placed differently to improve controller registration by the HMD.<ref name=”three”></ref>
+View the info box for an estimated field of view.<ref name="seven">https://uploadvr.com/field-of-view-tool-database/</ref>
+==System Requirements==
+This is the first Oculus product to allow for both integrated and discrete HMD play. You can play VR games from your desktop or laptop via [[Oculus Link]] or similar cables.
+===PC Requirements for Oculus Link===
+'''Processor:''' Intel i5-4590 / AMD Ryzen 5 1500X or greater
+'''Memory:''' 8 GB+ RAM
+'''Operating System:''' Windows 10
+'''USB Ports:''' 1x USB port
+'''Graphics:'''
+*NVIDIA Titan X
+*NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970
+*NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 Desktop, 6 GB
+*NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 (all)
+*NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 (all)
+*NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Super
+*NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660
+*NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 TI
+*NVIDIA GeForce RTX 20 Series (all)
+*NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30-series (all)
+*AMD 400 Series
+*AMD 500 Series
+*AMD 5000 Series
+*AMD 6000 Series
+*AMD Vega Series
+<ref name=”five”>https://support.oculus.com/444256562873335/</ref>
+==Setup Tutorial==
+Like the Quest 2, download the Oculus mobile app to configure your device. Purchase and download games through the app or while wearing your headset.
+==Input Devices==
+The Quest comes with two Touch Controllers as well as the ability to use your hands for controller-free hand tracking.
+==Accessories==
+===Oculus Link===
+See [[Oculus Link]]. The Quest 2 is also compatible with this device.<ref name=”two”>https://www.oculus.com/quest/</ref>
+===Oculus Quest in-ear Headphones===
+If you prefer headphones instead of the Quest’s built-in speakers, you can purchase Oculus’ in-ear headphones.<ref name=”two”></ref>
+===Prescription Lenses===
+You can purchase prescription-strength VirtuClear® Lens Inserts for your Oculus Quest. They are 1.60 Hi Index Essilor lenses with anti-reflective coating meant to make your VR experience clearer. You can purchase through Frames Direct and will be asked for a valid prescription. The prescription range is SPH: 0 to -8.0 | CYL: 0 to -2.0.<ref name=”one”>https://www.framesdirect.com/virtuclear-lens-inserts-for-oculus-quest.html</ref>
+==Apps==
+===Oculus Quest Store===
+You can purchase games from the [[Oculus Quest Store]] on PC, mobile app, or from within the Store while wearing your headset.
+==Developer==
+The Oculus Quest has full support for Unity and Unreal engines as well as the [[Oculus SDK]] for games made outside of these engines.
+==Images==
+<gallery mode="packed">
+File:oculus 14.jpeg
+File:oculus quest 13.jpeg
+File:oculus quest 12.jpeg
+File:oculus quest 11.jpeg
+</gallery>
+==History==
+See Release and Pricing
+==References==
+<references />
+[[Category:Virtual Reality Devices]]