Mark Zuckerberg Reviews Meta Quest 3: It’s a Better Product than Apple’s Vision Pro
In a recent video posted on Instagram, Meta’s Chief, Mark Zuckerberg, shared his personal review of Apple’s Vision Pro. Zuckerberg’s review has ruffled feathers here at our highly respected website, as he seems to be attempting our jobs at Engadget. In the video, shot directly from a Meta Quest 3 (no surprise there), Zuckerberg doesn’t hold back. He boldly states that he believes the Quest 3 offers better value for most individuals as it is much cheaper than Apple’s Vision Pro, retailing at only a fraction of the price.
In his enthusiastic assessment, Zuckerberg declares the Quest 3 as “the better product, period.” He praises the Quest for being a lot more comfortable, featuring a wider field of view, and a brighter display when compared to Apple’s Vision Pro. Furthermore, Zuckerberg points out the Quest’s advantage of having a larger library and is proud to claim that Meta’s Quest grants access to popular platforms such as YouTube and Xbox apps. This, undoubtedly, is a valid criticism and only strengthens his argument.
Mark Zuckerberg’s passionate review of the Meta Quest 3 has sparked discussions and garnered a rating of two out of five “Zucks” by the Engadget team. Make sure to like and subscribe!
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