Meta Quest Pro vs. Quest 2: Should you upgrade?



When gamers hear about a new console with improved

When gamers hear about a new console with improved graphics, visuals, and exclusive software, they'll spend well over asking price just to get one — just look at the PS5 resale market. But the Meta Quest Pro is a unique case. It's absolutely a major upgrade on the Oculus Quest 2 in features and design, but most Quest owners may not need some of the improvements past the initial novelty. Because despite the fact that it can play Quest games and has the best graphics of any mobile VR device, the Quest Pro is built with "professionals" in mind rather than gamers.

It's been one year since Facebook became Meta and teased its new "Project Cambria" VR headset, and our hands-on with the Quest Pro explains all the ways that Meta succeeded in building an excellent device. But for many buyers, they'll nevertheless want to buy the Oculus Quest 2, despite missing out on cool features like color passthrough and eye tracking that any gamer would enjoy. 

But we won't try to bias your decision. Based on our limited time with the Quest Pro and years of experience with the Quest 2, here are all the Meta Quest Pro vs. Quest 2 details you need to know before deciding whether or not to upgrade.

Meta Quest Pro vs. Quest 2: Price and accessories

Despite initial rumors that the Quest Pro would cost about $800, the actual price turned out to be a whopping $1,500, though that automatically bundles a ton of accessories. Specifically, it comes with two Quest Touch Pro controllers and stylus attachments, a partial light blocker facial interface, and a 45W USB-C charging dock.

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