Yes, the Quest 3 just came out. No, it's not too early to think about how the next Quest 4, Quest Lite, or Quest Pro can top the current-gen headset.
The Meta Quest 3 preorder period has officially begun, and these incentives are killer.
People love to burn a few calories playing Beat Saber. But for VR headsets to become proper at-home workout tools, you need to do more than punch, swipe, and dance. That's where the Quest 3 and mixed reality come in.
Watching the Meta Quest 3 being announced by Meta made me realize something – the hardware available for virtual, augmented and mixed reality is finally catching up with the big idea pitches everyone had about this concept called the “metaverse” a couple of years ago.
Meta caught flack for the Quest Pro's passthrough quality and the company isn't making the same mistake this time around.
The Quest 2 sold 20 million (and counting) because it was affordable; the Quest 3 is pricier, and people won't know what to do with the headset they already have.
The Quest 3 will have over 100 new or enhanced games between its October 10 launch and the end of 2023.
The Oculus Quest 2 was a great headset with a few glaring design issues. Thankfully, the Meta Quest 3 addresses many of those issues with style.
Assassin's Creed Nexus has been one of the most anticipated VR titles of all time, and I finally got to play it for myself. Somehow, it actually exceeded my expectations.
The new Quest 3 has some key design changes that make it more comfortable...but also ensure you're going to have to buy some new accessories.