Meta’s new featherweight VR Glasses take a swing at Apple Vision Pro with IMAX and holographic calls
For less than half of what the Vision Pro costs.
Meta has unveiled a new generation of VR glasses, touting them as their lightest and most advanced to date. These sleek glasses boast pancake lenses and micro-OLED displays, delivering a stunning 5K resolution per eye. Certified for Dolby Vision and IMAX Enhanced, the glasses promise an immersive cinematic experience without the bulk often associated with virtual reality headsets.
Unlike Meta's previous Quest line of VR headsets, which have been known for their size and weight, these new glasses adopt a sunglass-like design, reminiscent of the Oakley Meta Vanguard sports glasses. Despite this resemblance, Meta claims these glasses are their most advanced yet, offering impressive visual quality and the ability to watch films in a cinema-like setting without compromising on comfort or peripheral vision.
The standout feature of these lightweight glasses is the puck, a small processing unit that attaches to the glasses via an optical cable. This puck houses all the necessary components, including storage and battery, while also featuring a capacitive surface that functions as a touchpad. This innovative design allows users to navigate the glasses' interface with ease.
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