Meta Quest 3 Batman Bundle Includes Free $50 Gift Card At Amazon
New Meta Quest 3 owners will also get seven free games, including Batman: Arkham Shadow.
There's a pretty great Meta Quest 3 promotion running at Amazon and Best Buy this week. Meta's flagship VR headset comes with a $50 store gift card for a limited time. Though you won't receive an outright discount, the $50 credit to Amazon or Best Buy still makes this one of the best Meta Quest 3 deals of the year so far.
The gift card offer stacks with Meta's awesome promotion on the Quest 3 and 3S headsets. Until April 30, all Meta Quest 3 headsets include the exclusive game Batman: Arkham Shadow and a three-month subscription to Meta Quest+. All told, you'll wind up with seven free games to keep and a $50 gift card to spend on your next purchase at Amazon or Best Buy.
Meta Quest 3 Batman Bundle + $50 Gift Card
$500 | Valued at $624
The Meta Quest 3 comes with two Touch Pro controllers and is fitted with Qualcomm's Snapdragon XR2 chip, 8GB RAM, and a 512GB SSD. Meta previously sold the the headset with a 128GB SSD, but that model was discontinued when the Quest 3S launched last fall.
The Quest 3 is Meta's flagship headset and is our pick for the best VR headset in 2025. Though it has the same processing power and RAM as the more budget-friendly Quest 3S, the visual upgrades and overall experience make it worth the upgrade if you think you'll regularly use your VR headset.
The Quest 3 has 2064 x 2208 per-eye resolution pancake lenses that offer a wider field of vision compared to the 3S. A built-in depth sensor that helps provide a more immersive gameplay experience is exclusive to the Quest 3. The Quest 3S, meanwhile, reuses the Quest 2's 1832 x 1920 fresnel lenses, which offer impressive visual clarity for the price while remaining noticeably inferior to the the Quest 3's pancake lenses Both headsets offer 120Hz refresh rates.
In addition to the $50 store credit for Amazon or Best Buy, you're getting seven free games from Meta. Batman: Arkham Shadow normally costs $50 on its own, and three months of Quest+ is valued at $24. In total, this Quest 3 bundle deal is worth $624.
It's worth noting that Batman: Arkham Shadow and the Quest+ subscription are also bundled with new Quest 3S headsets until April 30. You won't get the $50 store credit, but the Quest 3S is markedly cheaper, with the 128GB model retailing for $300 and the 256GB model priced between the two at $400.
Meta Quest+ is a subscription program that regularly costs $8/month. It features a rotating library of games to play for free, but the big draw is the two freebies subscribers get each month. Free games will remain in your library even if you cancel your subscription.
In other virtual reality news, Sony's PlayStation VR 2 recently received a massive and permanent price drop. PlayStation slashed $200 off the PS5 and PC headset. The PSVR 2 is now only sold in a bundle with the Horizon Call of the Mountain, which is exclusive to PlayStation. You can get the PSVR 2 bundle for $400 at major retailers. If you want to play PC VR games, the official PSVR 2 PC adapter costs $60 and grants access to SteamVR when connected to a VR-capable PC.
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