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This is a comparison between the Oculus Quest 2 and VOX+ Z3 virtual reality headsets. While both are of similar quality, there are some notable differences.

In terms of design, the Oculus Quest 2 has a more aesthetically pleasing design with its sleek black finish and comfortable straps. It also has built-in headphones for added convenience. The VOX+ Z3 is less impressive looking but still maintains a reasonable level of comfortability due to its light weight plastic construction.

The display resolution on the Oculus Quest 2 is 1832 x 1920 px which is great for gaming and watching movies in VR. The VOX+ Z3 provides an impressive 120° field of view but falls short in terms of resolution at only 1280 x 720 px. This means that images may appear pixelated when using this headset for high-definition gaming or cinematic experiences.

In terms of power, the Oculus Quest 2 packs a Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 CPU to ensure smooth performance with room scale tracking technology that allows you to move around without needing extra sensors or wires - making it perfect for an immersive VR experience. The VOX+ Z3 uses your phone's existing hardware so performance will vary depending on the model you're using and it lacks any room scale tracking capabilities whatsoever making it somewhat limited in use compared to the Oculus Quest 2.

One additional advantage that comes with the Oculus Quest 2 is that it operates on Android 10 OS out of the box - giving you access to all sorts of apps available in Google Play Store while requiring no further setup after purchase unlike some other models like Samsung Gear VR which require an external device such as a smartphone or computer to be connected before usage can begin; something not available with the VOX+ Z3 as this headset runs off your smartphone's operating system meaning compatibility could be somewhat limited based on what phone you have installed inside it at any given time..

Overall, I found both headsets enjoyable to use but ultimately I would recommend going with the Oculus Quest 2 if you’re looking for an all-inclusive virtual reality experience complete with positional tracking and access to thousands upon thousands apps/games available in Google Play store via its own Android 10 OS out-of-the-box – whereas if portability and price are important factors then going for something like the Vox+Z3 might be worth considering instead thanks largely due from having no external hardware requirements needed before being able to start using it straight away although do keep in mind that image resolution won't be nearly as crisp as what one can expect when compared against most popular standalone vr headsets currently available on market today like oculus quest2