Meta Halts Sales of Quest Pro Headset After Disappointing Adoption

Meta Quest Pro Officially Discontinued; Quest 3 Takes the Helm

Meta has officially discontinued the Meta Quest Pro VR headset, as confirmed on its website. The announcement follows previous indications that production would cease, with stock expected to deplete by early 2025. The high price tag of $1499.99, significantly more than the standard Meta Quest line (ranging from $299.99 to $499.99), hindered widespread adoption among both consumers and businesses. Remaining units are now sold out on the official Meta store.

The company recommends the Meta Quest 3 as a superior replacement, highlighting its "ultimate mixed reality experience." While some retail outlets might still have leftover Quest Pro units, availability is dwindling rapidly.

Why Choose the Meta Quest 3?

The Meta Quest 3 offers comparable features to the Quest Pro at a significantly lower price point of $499. Like its predecessor, it prioritizes mixed reality functionality, allowing users to blend virtual and real-world environments. However, the Quest 3 boasts improved technical specifications, including a lighter design, higher resolution, and a faster refresh rate, potentially leading to a more immersive and comfortable experience. Furthermore, the Quest Pro's Touch Pro controllers are compatible with the Quest 3. For budget-conscious users, the Meta Quest 2S, starting at $299.99, offers a more affordable option with slightly reduced specs.

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