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Wow these look huge, I was expecting it from the comments but it still managed to surpass my expectations. I wonder if they managed to squeeze a battery in it a
by Fabricio20 2y ago
Wow these look huge, I was expecting it from the comments but it still managed to surpass my expectations. I wonder if they managed to squeeze a battery in it and that's why it's so thick. Assuming it's light enough to not cause pain after some extended use it's a huge step up from the Quest series (and other VR headsets that cover your entire head pretty much!) and a completely different class of product compared to other AR Headsets like the Apple Vision Pro which require an external power brick.
- baby 2y agoQuest 3 is 515g, Orion is <100g, so pretty good! But 3-4x a normal pair of glasses
- phyrex 2y ago100g, has a battery, but still a power puck
- ahahahahah 2y agoIt's a compute puck, not a power puck.
- alasdair_ 2y agoIt has a battery in it (the puck is compute). It lasts 2 hours at the moment.
- not_good_coder 2y agoWhile we don't know who is making the components, check out https://www.enovix.com/ https://www.enovix.com/ for batteries. Samira is from Meta and previously worked on XR... https://ir.enovix.com/management/samira-naraghi https://ir.enovix.com/management/samira-naraghi