However, the Quest 3 lacks certain features present in the Quest Pro, such as face and eye tracking, which would enable foveated rendering. Meta is exploring alternative methods to improve peripheral tracking without implementing controller-mounted cameras, another feature absent in the Quest 3.
Regarding pricing, Meta has yet to finalize the cost, but insiders involved in the development speculate that it may be higher than the Quest 2’s $400 price tag. It is possible that Meta will continue offering the Quest 2 at a lower price point alongside the Quest 3. Furthermore, Meta does not have immediate plans to release a new Quest Pro, as the initial version reportedly faced challenges. The company intends to unveil the Quest 3 in October, aligning with previous statements made by company executives regarding the release timeline.
