The device is yet to be officially acknowledged by the company. The name suggests it is a Virtual Reality (VR) headset, and it might get positioned below the Meta Quest 3.
The leaked images were uploaded on Reddit. According to the leak, the Meta Quest 3s seems to be inspired by the previous generation of VR devices that Meta has launched. It's important to note that there is no branding on the leak. The leaker who uploaded the images claims that this is the Meta Quest 3s because a post on X shows images of the headset's accessories.
Image Credit - Reddit
We don't know when the headset will be officially launched. However, the fact that Meta's app accidentally leaked those images suggests that the company is getting ready to launch the device. It is possible that Meta has plans to launch a new product during the company's Connect event on September 25. It may be then that we'll see the headset officially.
Also, keep in mind that Meta may not even call the device "Meta Quest 3s". The leak shows the device has front-facing cameras. The images also show that the headset isn't sporting the usual three pill-shaped camera cutouts, but instead has two sets of three on the front cover of the device.
It is rumored that the headset may be on the more affordable side. According to some rumors, it might even be available for as low as $300.
Also read:Quest 3S vs Quest 3: which VR headset to buy, and how much of a downgrade is the 3S?
Of course, as is usual when something is priced more aggressively, there have to be some compromises made. Reportedly, Meta may not include physical controls with the device, forcing users to rely on gesture controls.
So far, that's the only thing we are learning from today's leak. As Meta's September event is now approaching, we may know more quite soon.
In my opinion, betting on a more affordable VR headset may be a good strategy. We'll see how it pans out for Meta.
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