The Meta Quest Pro VR headset is on offer for the first time since launch.
is a huge saving, there's no denying that, but what makes it worth getting? What makes it stand out? Well, The Pro offers 1800x1920 pixels per eye with a 106 degree field of view, meaning you see a lot with tremendous picture quality.
On top of the 37% higher pixel density that the Pro model offers, you get 256GB of storage and 12GB of RAM. 10 advanced VR sensors mean there's improved eye and face tracking, which is noticeable as Avatars translate facial expressions as well as instinctive and detailed hand gestures to give virtual interactions a much more realistic feel.
It's Meta's sleekest design yet with counter balance ergonomics to allow you to wear the headset for longer in total comfort. There's even new lenses for this model as the pancake lens delivers the higher pixel density and gives you striking visuals to maximize your virtual experience. , you can play on the Pro. This is a massive discount so if you're looking for a premium VR headset, this could be the deal you're looking for.
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