It features the Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 chip, 8 GB RAM, and storage options up to 256 GB, making it possible to run complex 3D web scenes, immersive demos and interactive VR experiences smoothly. Full-color passthrough, a dedicated mixed reality button, and solid hand tracking enable intuitive interaction. It maintains wireless, standalone functionality so you can deploy or test Three.js projects anywhere, while Meta’s Horizon OS ensures compatibility with a wide ecosystem of apps and dev tools.

• Runs WebXR and Three.js experiences smoothly thanks to the XR2 Gen 2 chip and decent display resolution (≈1832×1920 per eye).
• Full-color mixed reality passthrough lets devs blend virtual and real worlds for more immersive AR/VR demos.
• Wireless standalone design means no tethering to PC — great for portability and user testing in many environments.
• Multiple storage sizes (128 or 256 GB) allow more room for assets, Three.js libraries, textures, and larger sample scenes.
• 120 Hz refresh rate option helps for smooth VR interaction which improves performance in fast-paced or motion-sensitive WebXR content.