Razer is stepping back into the world of virtual reality with its new Meta Quest 3 facial interface and head strap. Codesigned with ResMed technology once again, this accessory is built with comfort in mind and follows the award-winning standard set by its Quest 2 iteration.
Despite being one of the Razer has a history with the Quest headsets too, so it's great to see it return to the market with another innovative design.
Uniquely, this design from Razer resembles a AP headstrap. This is no surprise given that ResMed is a medical technology business primarily focused on making AP machines.
These machines have to be comfortable to wear to sleep in them, so it's a clever partnership that benefits both parties. It does, however, lead to a product that looks rather odd in comparison to others that are available, although ittedly that could be because the black strap contrasts rather harshly with the white headset design.
Meanwhile, the facial interface is designed to reduce irritation, improve comfort, and be easier to keep clean versus the fabric option Meta includes with every headset. The interface and head strap are approved by Meta too, earning the "Made for Meta" accreditation. This means you won't run into any nasty surprises when trying to install the Razer interface and head strap.
Razer also highlights that its Hammerhead wireless Bluetooth earbuds are now compatible with the Meta Quest 3 if you're looking for a simple audio system, or to increase your immersion in your favorite games.
The Razer facial interface and head strap can be purchased for $139.98, with both individual items costing $69.99. This means there is no savings for buying the complete set should you only be interested in one of the other. Meanwhile, the Razer Hammerhead HyperSpeed earbuds for Meta Quest 2 and 3 cost $149.99.
If you're looking for some more great experiences in VR, check out the best Meta Quest 3 games currently available, all of which are played and tested by us, so you know they're great.