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Virtual reality isn't only for game players or technology enthusiasts anymore—it's for everyone who'd like to play, learn, explore, or just have a good time in an entirely different way.
VR headsets are smarter, quicker, and more comfortable than before. Some of them operate on their own, and others link up to a console or PC. Whether it’s for gaming, school projects, creative work, or just chilling, there’s something for everyone.
Here’s a look at the top VR headsets this year and what makes each one worth checking out.
The Quest 3 is a top-of-the-line all-around headset. No cables, no additional equipment just wear it and play. The image appears crisp, and it can display digital objects in your actual space. Excellent for games, fitness apps, or simply browsing interesting virtual worlds.
Suitable for: Daily use, gaming, fitness
Price: ₹47,000 (approximately $499)
This one look more like ski goggles than a gaming headset. It's made by Apple and feels super high-tech. You don’t need controllers—just move your hands or eyes to control things. It’s built more for work, design, and creative stuff than just gaming. Very cool, but very expensive.
Suitable for: Creators, designers, and professionals
Price: ₹2,80,000 (approximately $3,499)
The Quest 3S is a lower-priced alternative to the Quest 3. It's slightly bulkier and the display isn't quite as sharp, but it has the same chip. That equates to still being quite decent for most games and applications. An excellent choice for new-to-VR or budget-conscious shoppers.
Best for: Beginners, price shoppers
Price: ₹31,000 (approximately $329)
If there’s already a PS5 at home, this headset is a great add-on. It brings PlayStation games into virtual reality with amazing graphics and sound. The controllers give a realistic feel with vibrations and triggers that respond to what’s happening in the game.
Ideal for: Console players with a PS5
Price: ₹49,000 (approx. $549)
The Vive Pro 2 is made for people who want the sharpest visuals and don’t mind plugging into a powerful gaming PC. It has a super high-resolution screen and wide view, making it perfect for racing sims, flight games, or 3D design work. Setup takes time, but the quality is top-notch.
Suitable for: PC gamers, VR developers, serious users
Price: ₹1,15,000 (approximately $1,199)
What it's for: Gaming, school, making things, or just for fun.
What it works with: Some require a PS5 or gaming PC. Some can operate independently.
Price: Headsets begin around ₹30,000 and can go over ₹2 lakh.
Comfort: Lighter is best if they'll be used for extended durations.
Games and apps: See what games or applications are available for each headset.
There’s no one-size-fits-all when it comes to VR. The Quest 3 is great for most people. The Vision Pro is super advanced but very pricey. PS VR2 is perfect for PlayStation gamers. And the Vive Pro 2 is for those who want the best graphics and already have a powerful PC. Whatever the pick, VR in 2025 is more exciting and more real than ever.
