Which headset is right for you?
Virtual reality training no longer requires a massive investment. Stand-alone VR headsets are available in most consumer electronic stores, and setup is as easy as getting a new mobile phone.
We recommend Meta Quest 2 or Meta Quest Pro for our virtual training courses.
Choosing which one will be the perfect fit for you can take time and effort.
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Quest 2
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Quest Pro
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Resolution |
1,832 × 1,920 (3.5MP) per-eye, LCD (1x)
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1800 × 1920 (3.5MP) per-eye, LCD (2x)
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Refresh Rate
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60Hz, 72Hz, 80Hz, 90Hz, 120Hz
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72Hz, 90Hz
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Optics
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Single element Fresnel
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Pancake non-Fresnel
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Field-of-view (claimed)
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96ºH × 96ºV
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106ºH × 96ºV
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Processor
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Snapdragon XR2
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Snapdragon XR2+
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| RAM |
6GB
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12GB |
| Storage |
128GB, 256GB
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256GB
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| Weight | 503g |
722g
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Battery Life
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2–3 hours
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1–2 hours
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Expression Tracking
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None |
Yes (eyes, face)
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On-board cameras
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4x external
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5x external, 5x internal
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Pass-through view
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Yes (B&W)
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Yes (color)
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List price
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€449 (128GB), €479 (256GB)
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€1.199
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In our tests, some people might find one easier to use or more comfortable to wear. So, depending on your needs and expectations for VR training, we are here to help you decide and find the best equipment that suits you and your organization.
We don't sell hardware at Kanda, but it is always a good idea to talk to a specialist before purchasing. If you would like our assistance, free of charge, of course, book a call through the button below.
If you already know what headset you are going for, please find the links for Meta Store below.