Then because Cambria is really the only headset Meta has been talking about this year (except for its not-for-release prototypes like Starburst which I got to try out) we don't expect Meta will launch a second consumer-ready VR headset at Connect 2022. To us, this has implied that it's most likely going to be the first in an all-new 'Pro' line of devices that will sit alongside the numbered Quest line (the Quest 2, Quest 3, etc). Since its announcement, Meta has been keen to clarify that Project Cambria is a premium upgrade to the Quest 2 and not a true (budget-friendly) successor. Well unfortunately we don't think that VR headset will get its time in the spotlight today. With all this talk about the Meta Quest Pro and Project Cambria going around you're probably wondering where the Oculus Quest 3 fits into all this. If Meta is serious about VR when other companies seem to have lost interest, then it needs to be ambitious.' Many of the VR headsets I’ve used have ended up gathering dust because they were such a faff to use - and the VR games weren’t worth the hassle. 'I want something that’s immersive and gives me incredible VR experiences, while also not being too cumbersome to set up and use. 'I love the idea of virtual reality, but despite a few exceptions, I’ve not felt VR has lived up to its potential yet, so I want Meta to really impress me with any VR headset they show off.

With Project Cambria expected to raise the bar of what's out there, I asked Matt Hanson, our Managing Editor of Computing and Entertainment, to tell me what he wants to see from the next-gen device. But not everyone is as positive about the current state of the industry they still want something more than what the Oculus Quest 2 offers.

I absolutely love my VR headset and use it every week to enjoy a mixture of the best VR games out there.

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