The Oculus order was not available from some retailers, at least two weeks before Facebook’s annual meeting for real projects.
US retailer B&H Video brand marked Oculus Quest as completed, while the true wireless headset was not available on UK retailer Overclockers, as reported by UploadVR. The device also does not have a product across most official retailers.
A sales representative from another UK retailer also told UploadVR that the Oculus Quest was marked as the end of the world and that there were no plans for the device.
Headset reduction, however, is not a sign of a failed product. Oculus dropped the Oculus Go headset to face the Oculus Quest, which is a roundabout for Facebook’s company as it balances the ease of use of the stationary device with enough power to approach the capabilities of the delivered headsets.
With Facebook Connect, formerly known as Oculus Connect, set to take place online completely on September 16, the sudden launch of Oculus Quest further fueled rumors that Oculus Quest 2 would make its appearance at the event.
Digital designs have reached out to Facebook to confirm the availability of Oculus Quest, and perhaps it has something to do with what is planned for Facebook Connect. We will update this item as soon as we hear back.
Oculus Quest 2 rumors
The Oculus Quest 2 is rumored to be lighter and a smaller version than its predecessor, with a design that will make it more comfortable to wear for longer virtual reality sessions. It is also expected to get a two-tone view, according to the device’s alleged image.
Facebook aims to launch Oculus Quest 2 within a year, but the COVID-19 pandemic is said to have pulled its release back to 2021.
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