Hardware

The latest in VR and AR hardware, from headset launches and spec breakdowns to controllers, displays and the accessories that ship around them. We track every major device, from Meta's Quest line and PlayStation VR2 to Valve's Steam Frame, Apple Vision Pro and Samsung's Galaxy XR, along with the prototypes and FCC filings that surface before the launch events do.

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Meta Quest 3 (512GB)Editor's Pick

Meta Quest 3 (512GB)

$599

The full-featured standalone Quest and the best all-around VR headset you can buy without a PC.

Meta Quest 3S (128GB)Best Value

Meta Quest 3S (128GB)

$349.99

The cheapest way into the full Quest library, back at its $349.99 list price now that Meta's limited-time sale has ended (checked October 23).

Bigscreen Beyond 2Premium

Bigscreen Beyond 2

$959

107 grams of custom-fit, razor-sharp PC VR. The enthusiast's headset.

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VR.org OriginalxrBy Evan Marcus
This Week in VR: Disney+ Turns On 3D for Quest, Google Prices Its Glasses at $395, and H3VR2 Ships on Quest First
Disney+ switched on 3D movies for Quest 3 and 3S while IMAX and Pixelworks certified glasses that ship in spring. Google priced its first Intelligent Eyewear at $395, H3VR2 launched on Quest a year ahead of PC, and three free PC VR mods landed for F.E.A.R., Dead Space and Metro Exodus.
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VR.org OriginalenterpriseBy Sam Whitfield
Pixelworks Announced a Meta Deal on Tuesday and a $378,000 Quarter on Wednesday
A November 10 PR Newswire release says Meta's VR devices will be certified to play TrueCut Motion-graded titles. The earnings call the next day put Pixelworks' quarterly revenue at $378,000 and disclosed no terms.
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VR.org OriginalhardwareBy Alex Reeves
Google's Intelligent Eyewear Starts at $395, Ships December 10, and Skips Every Android Phone Maker but Two
Warby Parker frames start at $395 and Gentle Monster's run $449 to $489, both on general sale December 10. The companion app supports only Pixel 7 and later, Galaxy S and Z phones, and iPhones with 6GB of RAM.
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VR.org OriginalhardwareBy Alex Reeves
Pico Space Pro Is Reported for December 2, and Its US Reseller Pulled the $2,899 Listing at Pico's Request
Chinese outlet VRAR World says Pico Space Pro launches December 2, a date Pico has not confirmed. US reseller Knoxlabs took its $2,899 listing offline at Pico's request and now says the release is targeted for December.
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VR.org OriginalhardwareBy Sam Whitfield
IMAX Signs Meta VR Glasses as Its First Certified VR Device, With an App Due in Spring 2027
IMAX's own release on November 10 confirms the certification Meta announced in September and adds an IMAX app with a virtual theater for the glasses' spring 2027 debut. It names no films, no streaming partner for VR and no price.
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VR.org OriginalsoftwareBy Nina Castillo
Steam Frame's New Beta Lets Streamed PC VR Games Show Your Room, With X-Plane 12 as Valve's Example
SteamOS 0.5.8, a Steam Frame beta posted November 6, lets streamed PC VR games blend in camera passthrough through OpenXR's alpha blend mode. It is the first of the Frame's 15 update posts to mention passthrough. What changed, and how to try it.
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VR.org OriginalarBy Jordan Kuo
"The Collection Launches This December": Gentle Monster Dates Samsung's Android XR Glasses Before Google Does
Gentle Monster's teaser for a Jonathan Glazer short film carries the first launch month anyone selling Samsung's Android XR glasses has stated, and its storefront carries the same November 12 preorder date Warby Parker's earnings release let slip. Google and Samsung have confirmed neither.
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VR.org OriginalsoftwareBy Alex Reeves
"3D Movies Included in Your Subscription": A Leaked Meta VR Plus Screen Lists Films From Disney, Sony and Amazon MGM
A leaked Meta screen labels a row of 3D films "Meta VR Plus," with titles from Disney, Sony and Amazon MGM. Meta has confirmed nothing, and Horizon+ still costs $7.99 a month.
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