Difference between revisions of "Quest Pro"
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Revision as of 08:01, 28 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 gadget 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.
It weights 722 grams.[1]
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.
The Quest Pro cannot be a universal desktop or laptop replacement, because it requires activation with a smartphone app that is developed on a desktop or laptop computer. It is not a self-developing system.
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.