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Hamish Hector

The Meta Quest Pro 2 should ditch eye-tracking – and steal these 4 Apple Vision Pro features instead

The Meta Quest Pro on its charging pad on a desk, in front of a window with the curtain closed.

The Meta Quest Pro was almost definitely a flop. I say almost because we don’t have any official sales numbers to know for sure, but it’s never a good sign when a gadget gets a permanent price of a third off only five months after launch – shaving $500 / £500 / AU$720 off its originally $1,499.99 / £1,499.99 / AU$2,449.99 price.

You might think Meta would consider benching its high-end Quest line because of this failure – and there were rumors it did cancel one of its Quest Pro 2 projects – but following the massive and inescapable Apple Vision Pro launch there may be more of an appetite for high-end VR hardware. 

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