Meta will continue to sell and support the Quest 2 as a low-cost option for gaming and social media, while the Quest Pro is meant for work. With a Qualcomm Snapdragon XR+ processor that’s 50% faster than the Quest 2, twice as much memory at 12GB, and 256GB of storage, Meta is pitching the Quest Pro as a productivity headset. The Quest Pro doesn’t just look better, it packs much more advanced hardware also. Even the controllers look more compact, losing the iconic tracking ring, improving the appearance of the entire system. The Quest Pro’s display has been greatly improved and the headset is slimmer, and although it is heavier, it’s more balanced, which Meta says provides a more comfortable experience. It’s an impressive upgrade to the aging Quest 2 hardware as Meta continues to push for a future that centers around the metaverse. The Meta Quest Pro has been officially announced at Meta Connect 2022, the company’s first attempt at a VR headset designed for professional users.
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