Oculus Quest Pro leak features design overhaul — possible full-body tracking in VR

Facebook is believed to be working on the Oculus Quest Pro, the company’s next-generation VR headset that’s expected to come with upgraded tracking capabilities and a design overhaul. Thanks to a recent leak, VR fans may already know what to expect.

The rumored Quest Pro will be a pair of wireless black goggles with a pad covering the forehead, along with controllers that don’t feature any tracking rings. What’s more, the next-gen standalone VR headset will be able to track full body and facial movements, if the leaked videos are anything to go by. 

Spotted by Twitter user Bastion (via UploadVR), a series of tutorial videos showcasing what appears to be the Oculus Quest Pro were shared by user Samulia. The videos show off a similar VR headset teased by VP of Facebook Reality Labs Andrew Bosworth.

In the short videos, we see a 3D avatar with the VR headset on, moving their whole body around while a virtual avatar mimics their movements while customizing their appearance. We also see the new controllers being used in various apps, from being used as a pen to being used to play Beat Saber. Interestingly, the video shows off a pad the controllers are placed on, possibly hinting at a charging station.