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Meta Quest Pro was criticized at launch for its $999 price, but now discounted to $399, it's a solid mid-range headset. The face/eye tracking is unique, but the 2022 hardware is beginning to age.
Once the king, now showing its age. The Index is still loved for its 144Hz, Knuckles controllers, and Lighthouse tracking precision, but the 2019-era resolution and no standalone mode make it harder to recommend over newer options.
| Attribute | Meta Quest Pro | Valve Index |
|---|---|---|
| Last known price | $999unknown | $999unknown |
| Rating | 58/100stale | 71/100stale |
| Display | OLED | Dual LCD |
| Resolution | 1800×1920 per eye | 1440×1600 per eye |
| Refresh rate | 90 Hz | 80/90/120/144 Hz |
| Field of view | 106° horizontal | 130° horizontal |
| Weight | 722g | 809g (with strap) |
| Tracking | Inside-out + face and eye tracking | SteamVR Lighthouse 2.0 |
| Battery | ~2 hours | Not applicable or not recorded |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi 6E, USB-C | DisplayPort 1.2, USB 3.0, Power |
| Platforms | Standalone, PC VR | PC VR, Steam |
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