As soon as you enter some games that use the microphone the oculus party chat no longer works, which means communicating with your friends to try and join the same lobby is impossible unless you have a phone nearby with their personal details to contact them.

This is a basic function on literally every other new gen console now, and with VR it should be no different.

On Quest1 there is a native Gallery app to view photos/videos. On Quest2 this app is missing and personal media can only be viewed through Oculus TV. The issue is with a large amount of files, OculusTV is impractical to use because you must scroll to the right to find files. Gallery allowed media to be grouped by directories. Files can be sorted in different ways with thumbnail and list view. For users with hundreds of photos and videos please either bring us Gallery or integrate the folder grouping and file sorting features into Oculus TV.

I had an old, 2016 Google Daydream that integrated smoothly with Google Photos official app to view my 360 content in vr.

On my Quest 2 in 10/2020.
The Oculus TV app won't connect to Google Photos and the Google Photos web doesn't offer webxr through the oculus or Firefox browser. And the Oculus Gallery app has apparently been discontinued, though I've read that synced with Google Photos.

Please add immersive vr integration with my Google Photos account to the Quest 2.

It will be really helpful to add a way to input more languages, either through the virtual keyboard or through a physical one. It’s currently the only thing limiting work with foreign language websites/document editing for required language.

When my 16 year old had a quest, he was using the internet and talking to online players. I did not want him to be able to do that. When we visited Best Buy, they had a demo there that a lady from Oculus showed us. We asked her about parental controls and she assured us that when we download the oculus app on our phones, we can set age restrictions, block the browser, set time limits and also block online interaction. Just do these simple things, and I will gladly let my son get a quest again.

It would great if we could check the Oculus Move stats from phone or computer without putting the headset on.

Amazon prime app is nice to view in quest2, is Disney plus app coming to oculus store anytime soon?

The fact that beat saber is not shared is ridiculous. My wife was so looking forward to set her own records to compete with me.

Add some kind of app that lets you see texts and other notifications from your phone in VR so I don't have to keep taking my headset off during VR workouts.

Right now you can only use the program Quill if you have a computer and a link cable to connect it to. I think making the app a stand-alone downloadable program on the Quest 2 would open up a world of creativity for artists of all levels.

Since Quest2 offer awsome AR pass through. How about bringing own keyboard or piano 🎹 in game/app and learn playing through song ques flying in towards physical keys. Song can increase difficulty. Best way to learn piano. Like this one

https://youtu.be/aqVscO_FPZY

Please add an option to set Monday as the first day of the week in Oculus Move

Quill Theater is a perfect app to demonstrate the abilities of the device and pass some good time, but it doesn't have solid content discovery features. There's no option to add favorites, see all animations belong to particular category or artist in one place, very easy to lose your way among the content, no search option, no way to find that particular animation you liked before. It's a wasted opportunity in its current form.

The user should be able to move files(pictures, images,etc) from one folder to another folder within the File app.

Make it, today!

Vamoosh!!!

As a family, we would like to play games with/against each other on the VR since we bought a second headset. There's currently no way to do that unless we are willing to buy the game again. That can get expensive especially since we just bought a second headset. Maybe allow the purchaser to share the game/app with one other user in order to play against/with so that each headset can play the once-purchased game on their own headsets.