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- 1Meta to end new feature development for Quest 2●Meta Quest 2: Meta stellt Entwicklung neuer Systemfunktionen ein Die bislang meistverkaufte VR-Brille Meta Quest 2 erhäl
Meta has confirmed that the Quest 2, its best-selling VR headset to date, will receive its final major system update in early 2027. After that, Meta will stop developing new system features for the device, effectively winding down software support for the hardware that popularized consumer VR.
- 2Meta Winds Down Software Updates for Quest 2 and Quest Pro●The end is near for Meta Quest 2 and Quest Pro, but there’s a silver lining Meta's calling time on updates, but your Que
Meta is ending software support for its Quest 2 and Quest Pro headsets, effectively retiring two of its best-known VR devices. Reports note the devices will stop receiving updates, though existing headsets will continue to work and the move is seen as a push toward Meta's newer hardware. VR users are weighing what the end of support means for the longevity of headsets they still own.
- 3Meta Quest 2 and Quest Pro to get final OS updates●The Meta Quest 2 and Quest Pro are receiving their last OS updates soon. Here’s what you need to know The best-selling V
Meta is ending OS support for the Quest 2 and Quest Pro, with the last updates arriving before support stops entirely after March 2027. The Quest 2 remains the best-selling VR headset of all time, and the Quest Pro was its short-lived premium counterpart. Owners are being urged to note the cutoff date, as security patches and new features will no longer arrive once the window closes.
- 4Meta to end OS updates for Quest 2 and Quest Pro by 2027●Meta is planning to release the last OS update for its Quest 2 and Quest Pro VR headsets by March 2027, the company anno
Meta has announced it will release the final OS update for its Quest 2 and Quest Pro VR headsets by March 2027. The last planned version is v213; after that, Meta says it will continue providing security patches and critical bug fixes for the devices. The move effectively ends major software development for the two headsets, which helped bring virtual reality to a mainstream audience.