How to stream Oculus Quest 2 on your TV

If you need to know how to stream your Oculus Quest 2 to TV, here we have everything you need to know.

Here's how to do it, along with some other handy information about why it's worth it and what devices you can run your Oculus Quest 2 on.

How to stream Oculus Quest 2 on your TV

If you've got everything hooked up, you'll be happy that it's a relatively simple process as long as your TV has a built-in casting method or you have a Google Chromecast on hand, for example. There are several ways to do this:

Cast Oculus Quest 2 by phone on TV

• Turn on your TV and Oculus Quest headphones.
• Make sure your headset is on the same Wi-Fi network as your phone.
• Open the Oculus app if you haven't already.
• In the top right, tap the Cast icon
• Grant all necessary permissions to access the WiFi network through the Oculus app.
• In the "Cast to" section, select the device you want to stream to, either directly to your TV or through a Chromecast.
• Tap Start at the bottom of the phone screen and it should work.

Stream Oculus Quest 2 to TV using the headset

• Turn on your headphones if you haven't already.
• Once you have it set up, go to the Utilities panel on the right and click on "Cast To".
• Select your TV or Chromecast from the list of available devices, then tap Next.
• Everything should then work and your headset should start streaming.

Why should I run Oculus Quest 2 on a TV?

In short, when you toss your headset, you can share your perspective with everyone around you.

It just gives more people a chance to see what you are doing and makes the whole VR gaming experience that much more fun and inclusive.

Also, it can be very handy when people take turns using the headset and you don't want to miss any action.

Which devices can I stream my Oculus Quest 2 to?

In short, it should work with displays that support wireless streaming, either through an integrated system or through an additional device like Chromecast.

This goes for not just TVs, but phones and tablets too, if you want that VR outlet to be available for viewing on a mobile device as long as you have the Oculus app on hand.

There are third-party solutions if you want to stream to an Amazon Fire Stick or macOS compatible device, for example, usually through other downloadable apps.

However, we recommend that you keep it simple and only use devices with the native ability to stream or use a Google Chromecast.

This just goes to show how versatile the Quest 2 is, especially since you don't need a PC to use it, but if you want to use one it does include the ability to play Steam games on the go. large library of native games.

We'll be here for you soon with more VR news, instructions and information. So check back soon and don't forget that Meta Quest Pro seems to be on its way if you want to upgrade when the new headphone release date rolls around.