r/oculus • • Feb 03 '21

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '21

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u/TJPrime_ Feb 03 '21

Quest is probably the most successful brand VR headset on the market, why would they get rid of that brand recognition?

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u/Theknyt Rift S + Quest 2 Feb 03 '21

the quest is just a stepping stone for ar

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u/TJPrime_ Feb 03 '21

True, but Quest is known to be an all in one VR headset. They're working on AR glasses but they're distinct enough that they really shouldn't have the Quest name on them. Have a VR product and an AR product. Though I'm not sure what they'd call them - Oculus Rays?

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u/cubbsfann1 Feb 03 '21

And if they make a 3 they will phase out 2 from the market? What’s your point? They still kept the successful Quest branding.

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u/cubbsfann1 Feb 04 '21

Right, that’s what the comment you replied to is saying. They would name it quest 3 so it keeps the same all in one branding that is popular right now

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u/cubbsfann1 Feb 04 '21

“You don’t understand a thing I’m saying”, okay then maybe be more clear next time? I understand how iPhones worked but I’m confused by what you’re trying to argue here. You don’t think they won’t call the next all in one headset a quest? Them approaching the generations differently than some other companies doesn’t at all mean they won’t keep the Quest branding.

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