Oculus Quest review: Virtual reality’s freedom day is transformative … and pricey

The Oculus Quest addresses everything that’s wrong with PC and mobile virtual reality these days: It cuts the cords and puts the sensors on the device, giving you freedom of movement that Oculus Rift and HTC Vive can’t offer. And it gives you the horsepower to play some of VR’s best games, something that the mobile VR of the Oculus Go or Samsung Gear can’t do. It comes out May 21 for $400.

So, is it an in-between compromise between freedom or power, or is it a liberating device that opens a new realm of possibilities for developers of VR apps and games?