Cas and Chary spend time with Meta's VR Glasses and come away weighing them against the Quest line rather than treating them as a sequel. Their hands-on focuses on comfort, the split puck design and what the tighter field of view does to immersion.
Source: Cas and Chary XR
Nathie gets an early session with Meta's VR Glasses and reports on how the headset feels without controllers or onboard computing. The video leans on first impressions of hand and eye tracking, the part Meta says replaces a gamepad.
Source: Nathie
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