The best XR headset you can buy today
The Meta Quest 3 features crystal clear pancake lenses, a powerful Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 processor, thousands of games, and the ability to easily connect it wirelessly to a Windows PC for work or play. Plus, with streaming services like Xbox Game Pass, GeForce Now, Netflix, and tons of others, it's an entertainment powerhouse. It's also got a massive amount of third party accessory support so you can customize it to your liking.
Pros
- Significantly lower price
- Versatile, modular design
- Thousands of games to play
- Rich 3rd-party accessory ecosystem
- History of regular and long-term updates
- Excellent controllers included in the box
Cons
- Lower resolution LCD
- Not as powerful
- Very little support for apps
- No eye or face tracking
- No biometric security
All Android, all the time
Samsung Project Moohan might be months away but it's got a huge amount of potential thanks to top-of-the-line hardware that likely features high-resolution OLED screens, top-notch cameras, a super sleek design with magnetically-removable light blockers, and the power of Android XR to back it all up. It's unproven and the price is unknown, but we expect to see more later this year.
Pros
- Ultra-high resolution OLED displays
- Ergonomic design with easily replacable battery pack
- All Android apps supported from day one
- More powerful hardware
- Sleeker UI
Cons
- Much higher price
- Controllers sold separately
- Only a few games available
- Very few accessories available
- OS isn't as mature
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