I tried out Meta’s $1,500 virtual reality headset to attend a meeting in the metaverse. The tech was undeniably cool, but after 20 minutes I was relieved to take it off.

By cineramaDecember 28, 2022Metaverse

I tried out Meta’s virtual reality headset, the Meta Quest Pro. I was invited to try Meta’s $1,500 virtual reality headset at its Kings Cross office in London. I […]

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I tried out Meta’s $1,500 virtual reality headset to attend a meeting in the metaverse. The tech was undeniably cool, but after 20 minutes I was relieved to take it off.

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