Purchasing Example for a Stationary VR Station

This page provides a list of recommended equipment and budget considerations.

All links are examples, and the external links sometimes expire. Please consult your local IT department or supplier for the latest prices and compatibility.

Key Components and Cost Breakdown

To set up a stationary VR station, the following components are recommended. You should also consider your need for extension cords, wire strips and double-sided tape, as these can make assembly and setup much easier.

Here’s a breakdown of the items and estimated costs (including taxes):

Item	Description	Quantity	Estimated Price Range (Incl. Tax)
Stationary VR PC	A PC with a high-performance CPU, 16GB RAM, RTX graphics card, and SSD storage. See minimum requirements.	1	$900 - $1,200
VR Headset	A portable VR headset, in the Meta Quest series (at least MQ2)	1	$500 - $550
USB-C Cable	A long (16ft/5m) USB-C cable. Check compatibility between VR headset and PC, as the PC sometimes does not have a USB-C port. (At least USB 3.2 protocol)	1	$60 - $70
TV	A lightweight 43" 4K TV for display, with a VESA size matching the wall mount (usually 200 by 200)	1	$150 - $290
Display wall mount	A display wall mount suitable for a 43'' display (See image below)	1	$30 - $120
Controller charging Stations	A charging dock compatible with the selected VR headset controllers (MQ 2/3/3s etc). Note that the headset charges while connected to the PC, so usually a controller charger is the only required equipment.	1	$60 - $70
Comfort Headstrap	An upgraded VR head strap to improve VR headset comfort during extended use.	1	$50 - $70
Silicone VR Face Masks	Sanitary covers for hygiene.	1	$30 - $40
16 by 16 feet rug	Helps define play area and makes it easier to use	1	$50 - $200
Sanitary wipes	For cleaning the silicone cover between usage	1 pack	(Probably in stock in house)