AliExpress has
128GB Meta Quest 3S All-in-One Headset on sale for $228.62 - $35 (apply promo code
ASUSDEAL35 at checkout) =
$193.62 (
or less, see note below).
Shipping is free.
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The Quest 3S deal stands out for PCVR and media use at a very low price, with some reports of fast U.S. warehouse delivery and units arriving working normally. The headset can run Android apps, sideload software, and use third party USB C power injectors or a pocket power bank to avoid battery drain. The main concerns are AliExpress shipping and refund reliability, plus uncertainty about authenticity, warranty, referral credit, and whether the seller is truly U.S. based. A few comments also note Meta ecosystem and future support worries, making this a tempting but cautious pick.
Common Questions (5)
AliExpress purchase protection can help, but shipping disputes may still be hard to win if the seller provides fake tracking or delivery to the wrong address. A credit card chargeback may be the most effective fallback if AliExpress sides with the seller.
Yes. It runs Android, so you can sideload apps or use PCVR, and a third-party USB-C power-injector cable can reduce battery drain for wired use. The practical downside is that Meta account/data concerns and PC streaming limitations still matter for some buyers.
Some orders may ship from a US warehouse and arrive in about 4-5 days. The listing also appears to be from global sellers, so shipping origin can vary.
It is a strong price, but not unheard of: similar Quest 3S deals reportedly dropped into the $160s during the last holiday season, and Walmart has sold it for $250 with a game. That makes this listing attractive, though not necessarily the absolute lowest ever.
If it arrives and connects to Meta services, downloads games, and functions normally, it is likely genuine. The main risk is not a fake headset but a scam listing that ships nothing, a wrong item, or a used/refurbished unit instead of a new one.
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TBD on how useful this headset will be going forward.
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TBD on how useful this headset will be going forward.
They run Android, so you can always sideload apps or use PCVR.
The only unfortunate part is that native development of new apps will probably dry up, as there aren't other headsets running Android anymore.
And for existing content, I'm pretty sure the Quest piracy scene is just as alive as ever. If Meta stops selling it, then it becomes abandonware.
Where did you read that the steam frame would be exclusively wireless? If it has a USB c charging port, why wouldn't we be able to use that for wired PCVR? Sure, the frame may be focusing on streaming, but I've read nothing that indicates it's streaming only.
DOA if that's the case.
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I would say there is almost a zero percent chance an actual meta quest 3s is being sold for this price. they are probably hoping someone buys it as a gift and they either ship something else or use fake tracking and hope the gift giver doesn't contact the person to confirm what they got. Or they just hope you are too busy to hassle with trying to prove you were scammed and take the loss. If you fight it hard enough im sure you can get your money back, but even then the seller just claims it was a mistake and they aren't out anything.
Starting June 15, 2026, you will no longer be able to build, publish or update VR worlds. In addition, you will no longer be able to access Meta Horizon Worlds on Meta Quest headsets.
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