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2160x2160 per-eye according to https://vr-compare.com/headset/metaquestpro https://vr-compare.com/headset/metaquestpro 1440x1600 per-eye is valve index, and 18

2160x2160 per-eye according to https://vr-compare.com/headset/metaquestpro https://vr-compare.com/headset/metaquestpro 1440x1600 per-eye is valve index, and 1832x1920 per-eye for the Quest 2 No idea where the 4x comes from, but I'm guessing that the mixed reality cameras are just better and it's a semi-misleading statement.

MikusR 4y ago
4x comes from higher resolution pass-through cameras
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skavi 4y ago
From The Verge: > Its screens offer a respectable 1800 x 1920 pixels per eye with a maximum 90Hz refresh rate, plus new display tech that Meta says offers 75 percent more contrast than the Quest 2’s.
- nomel 4y ago
  SadlyItsBradley's leak suggests it's a 2160x2160 panel, placed in a diagonal orientation, with a 1800x1920 render resolution.
  - nomel 4y ago
    This was wrong, as he stated in his latest video.
localhost 4y ago
They mentioned that they have higher resolution in the central part of the display, so perhaps this is a variable pixel density display?
- jayd16 4y ago
  VR lenses mean that uniform display pixels result in non-uniform pixels per degree to the eye. Not sure if the effective resolution has changed but almost certain the display panel is uniform pixel density.
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