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The '''Quest Pro''' is a [[mixed reality headset]] from [[Meta Platforms]] (formerly known as Facebook). It has a [[flat focus]]. It leaves the user's periphery open, which makes it pleasant to use in MR mode. | The '''Quest Pro''' is a [[mixed reality headset]] from [[Meta Platforms]] (formerly known as Facebook). It has a [[flat focus]]. It leaves the user's periphery open, which makes it pleasant to use in MR mode. | ||
Revision as of 04:19, 15 August 2024
The Quest Pro is a mixed reality headset from Meta Platforms (formerly known as Facebook). It has a flat focus. It leaves the user's periphery open, which makes it pleasant to use in MR mode.
It uses pancake lenses.
It uses a modified halo headband design.
It is a standalone headset with the computer built into it.
The Quest Pro was Meta's first device to have full color passthrough.
The Quest Pro is targeted towards professionals, but it requires a smartphone app to setup and activate, which limits its usefulness.
Software
The Quest Pro runs on a variant of Android.
It requires a Facebook/Meta account to use, which makes it useless for anyone who doesn't want to use an account. This significantly increases the headache associated with development.
It is impossible to put a custom operating system on the device.
It requires the use of an iPhone or Android phone to activate the headset.
Passthrough
The video passthrough on the Quest Pro is spatially accurate and low latency, but grainy. It is generally better than that on the Lynx R1.