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Meta's upcoming "Hypernova" smart glasses are slated to launch next month, and could launch at a very appealing price.

Meta’s consumer-facing Quest 3 headset is priced at $500 and up, and its Ray-Ban sunglasses start at $300. It’s possible that Meta’s Puffin high end device may sell for somewhere between ...

Either way, Meta’s headset would still have ended up way cheaper than Apple’s Vision Pro. At $3,499, the Vision Pro carries a significant premium over existing VR-type headsets.

But all the products in its lineup will cost a fraction of Apple’s new Vision Pro, which is due in early 2024. In addition to XR, Meta is banking on new software to lure users.

Meta Quest Pro Fans Shouldn't Shy Away From Meta Quest 3 In the meantime, the Meta Quest 3 offers many of the same features and benefits as its predecessor, but at a much lower price, with the ...

Meta hasn’t given up on making a work-centric solution, and rumors suggest a Meta Quest Pro 2 is still in development. Here’s what we know so far about Meta’s answer to Apple’s Vision Pro.

For Meta, the focus is on gaming, enterprise and social connections. For Apple, the Vision Pro seems like a new iteration of the computer, often used alone.

The decision comes after the Quest Pro got mixed reviews upon its launch. With Apple’s Vision Pro on the horizon, Meta has decided to focus on making more affordable headsets, including the Quest 3.