Overview
- The leak claims the headset separates compute and battery into a detachable puck to reduce on-head weight.
- Eye and face tracking are said to be standard features, with display pixels-per-degree above Quest 3 but below Galaxy XR and Apple Vision Pro.
- Pricing is rumored around $800 in the U.S., with uncertainty over whether a base model would include controllers.
- Coverage cites VR industry veteran Nima Zeighami’s post on X, with Meta yet to confirm specs, naming, price, or timing.
- Reports point to a potential launch in late 2026, suggesting a mid-to-high tier device between current Quest models and top-end rivals.