Specs that matter
- Panel
- Mini-LED LCD
- Resolution
- 1800 x 1920
- Refresh
- 90 Hz
- Weight
- 1.59 lb (722 g)
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Should you buy it?
Don't buy a Quest Pro: Meta stopped selling it in January 2025, two years after a steep price cut, and the far cheaper Quest 3 has sharper 2064 x 2208 panels and the faster Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2. The Pro's 1800 x 1920-per-eye LCDs use a mini-LED backlight with local dimming, it tracks your eyes and face, and its self-tracking Touch Pro controllers also work with the Quest 3. It weighs 722 g and runs the older Snapdragon XR2+, and Meta's old Pro page now points shoppers to the Quest 3. Buy one used only if you need eye and face tracking for VRChat or development on a tight budget; everyone else should skip it.
VRChat users and developers who want eye and face tracking and find a used unit cheap.
Anyone buying new; the Quest 3 is sharper, lighter and still sold new.
What other reviewers say
Reviews from other sites and creators. They don't change the Gadget Clash score.
Argues the money is better spent on several Quest 2 headsets.
Read on The Verge ↗Real hardware gains, but its value depends on apps that weren't there yet.
Read on Road to VR ↗Best suited to developers and early adopters.
Read on UploadVR ↗
