Image courtesy Meta Despite the inclusion of partial light blockers, Quest Pro has a more open design that doesn’t fully shut out ambient light—fine for AR stuff, but not so fine for VR immersion.

This Apple Vision Pro vs. Meta Quest 3 comparative analysis ... a TrueDepth camera, and IR flood illuminators (allows your hands to be "seen" in low-light conditions). 4 cameras on the front ...

To do this, the headset uses five infrared ... light in is part of the company’s effort to make headset wearers feel in touch with their physical surroundings. To build on this, the Quest Pro ...

The WiFi6 device comes with the improved Meta Quest Touch Pro controllers, stylus tips, partial light blockers ... Inside the headset, there are five IR sensors directed towards the face: three ...

The Quest Pro also lets peripheral light in so that you can see where you're going, a feature which reflects its office productivity orientation. "Partial light blocker" attachments are included ...

Ian Carlos Campbell / Inverse The interior of the case has a faux-fur lining, and I’ve found it’s secure but spacious enough to fit in the Quest Pro with partial light blockers or full light ...

Meta hasn’t spilled the beans on how it’s done, however it’s likely the headset is still using optically tracked IR markers like Quest 2’s Touch controllers, albeit without the tracking ring.

The iFixit YouTube channel, which is best-known for disassembling smartphones, turned its focus to the new Meta Quest Pro VR headset ... to push through the higher light requirements of pancake ...