
Meta
Meta Quest 3 (512GB)
Standalone + PC · 2064 x 2208 · 120 Hz

A 107 g micro-OLED PC VR headset with a 116-degree field of view, for SteamVR users with base stations.
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The Beyond 2 is Bigscreen's ultra-compact PC VR headset, weighing 107 grams with dual micro-OLED panels totaling 5120 by 2560, new pancake optics and a 116-degree field of view. It runs natively on SteamVR and needs external base stations, which are not included; a Beyond 2e version adds eye tracking. The small size and modular comfort system suit long sessions, but buyers must already own or budget for tracking hardware, and refresh tops out at 90 Hz.
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Seen Nov 9, 2026
$1,019
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Mind blowing VR. - Bigscreen Beyond 2
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Optimum reviews the Bigscreen Beyond 2 VR headset, exploring how it was made better and lighter than the original.
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Tested goes hands-on with the Bigscreen Beyond 2, discussing its improved optics, lighter design, and eyetracking with Bigscreen's CEO.
R9
Yes. Bigscreen lists Valve Index Base Stations as required, with at least one needed for SteamVR tracking.
Beyond 2e adds a built-in eye-tracking sensor suite, while the standard Beyond 2 omits it; Bigscreen sells both through its store.
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