iFixit has a brilliant Meta Quest 3 teardown video that gets right up close to the gadget’s delightfully shiny guts. It’s not an easy device to repair, but it’s easier than the Quest Pro.

Less than a week since launch, Quest 3 has already gotten the full iFixit teardown treatment, showing off just how slim (and seemingly difficult to repair) the headset really is. iFixit’s ...

The teardown of the Meta Quest 3 VR headset reveals a host of features and specifications that set it apart from its predecessors, the Quest 2 and the Quest Pro.

After the teardown, the new Meta Quest 3 got a repairability score of 4/10 meaning fixing a broken one will be difficult. To access the battery, the faceplate is taken off, and doing so is easy ...

What makes the Meta Quest 3 tick Beyond repairability, the good news is that the Meta Quest 3 not only justifies its costs, but is actually superior to the $999 Quest Pro in a handful of ways.

As iFixit finds in its teardown, the Quest 3's hardware setup is much closer to the Quest 2 than the redesigned Quest Pro. But you'll find some similarities.

Key hardware insights: iFixit’s teardown of the Quest 3S reveals a blend of old and new components: Fresnel lenses identical to those in the Quest 2 Single LCD panel with 1,832 x 1,920 pixels ...

In a new teardown video and blog, iFixit reveals the inner workings of the Quest 3S, Meta’s latest VR headset that re-uses parts from both the Quest 2 and 3 devices.

The resolution of the Quest 2 and Quest 3S is 1832 × 1920 pixels per eye. As we had already noticed in our test , this makes the pixel grid more visible than in the Quest 3, which displays 2064 ...