Meta has officially discontinued the sale of its Quest Pro headset The company announced it would discontinue the sale last year It is now suggesting users buy its Quest 3 headset The Meta Quest Pro mixed reality headset has officially been discontinued and is no longer available to purchase.

Meta has officially discontinued Quest Pro, the company’s first mixed reality headset. Meta announced back in September that it was winding down Quest 2 and Quest Pro sales. At the time, the company said remaining stock would be sold through the end of the year or until they ran out,

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Meta wants you to buy the Quest 3 rather than the Quest Pro VR headset, which is now longer available to buy from its maker's store.

Meta officially stops selling the Meta Quest Pro virtual reality headset, urging interested buyers to look at its Meta Quest 3 line instead.

Meta has stopped selling the Quest Pro, UploadVR spotted. The news comes just over two months since the company discontinued the high-end VR headset. Meta wrote then that it would keep selling the headset until year’s end or until it ran out of stock,