Product stuff isn't nearly as interesting as timing itself in this report. Oculus waited 3+ years to give an update to the Rift, moving to 18 months (as planned) is a big speed-uphttps://t.co/pQG5rQ3xwn

— Lucas Matney (@lucasmtny) May 5, 2020

Facebook Inc.’s Oculus division is building a new version of its Quest standalone virtual reality headset, but the device is facing potential delays due to the impact of Covid-19 on product development and the global supply chain https://t.co/FrsZvKofzV

— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) May 5, 2020

Facebook is also continuing work on AR glasses for as early as 2023, but those too are facing Covid-19-related engineering challenges. Work on the headset’s software and apps continues, but hardware development has slowed considerably https://t.co/ovbnS7cBKB

— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) May 5, 2020

Facebook’s Oculus is working on a new Quest — 15% smaller, noticeably lighter with less fabric, 90-120Hz refresh rate, new straps, redesigned controllers, and more, but it’s facing Covid-19-related delays could be pushed from late 2020 to next year. https://t.co/ovbnS7cBKB

— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) May 5, 2020

Facebook has multiple different Quest 2/S prototypes in development and hasn’t finalized which it’s going to actually release. “Del Mar” code name floating around is a general code name for pre-release headsets, and isn’t the name of a particular model. https://t.co/ovbnS7cBKB

— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) May 5, 2020

This sounds like a great update to an already fantastic headset

Between this and info trickling out about the next-gen PSVR for the PlayStation 5, 2021 sounds like it will be another good year for VR https://t.co/Nfcz4HqWDf

— Kyle Russell (@kylebrussell) May 5, 2020

オンライン開催に切り替わった秋の Oculus Connect 7 で発表予定だった Oculus Quest の後継機が COVID-19 の影響で来年まで遅れそう、というお話。https://t.co/4xlHguY7TM

— ikkou / いっこう (@ikkou) May 5, 2020

Bloomberg reports a new version of Oculus Quest was slated end of 2020 but may be delayed due to COVID-19. Some models in testing include 10-15% smaller, lighter, 90 or 120hz (battery life concerns on 120), revised controller, physical switch for IPD https://t.co/hmfucQVS1t pic.twitter.com/w9fUmHIkJ4

— Wario64 (@Wario64) May 5, 2020

Facebook's Oculus division is building a smaller, lighter version of its Quest virtual reality headset #vr https://t.co/H4rYalQJTB via @technology

— tipatat (@tipatat) May 5, 2020

This is fantastic news Oculus! ✨ One of the biggest gripes I have with the #OculusQuest is it’s unbalanced weighting hurting my cheeks. I look forward to this. ✨ #VR https://t.co/cEGnyXbMm2

— Rosie Summers ?✨ (@VR_Rosie) May 5, 2020

Oculus Quest新型出るのか！ってなったけど来年になりそうて書いてるしまあ遠いな.... Facebook’s Oculus Is Developing a New Quest VR Headset https://t.co/o6OMmikbFx

— No..zzzick (@krrbass) May 5, 2020

New lighter Quest in development..

Report: Facebook Developing More Comfortable Oculus Quest With Higher Refresh Rate https://t.co/Vr4TLC6cLc
By @UploadVR

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— VR Bug (@VRBugStream) May 5, 2020

Oculus is reportedly working on a lighter and faster Quest VR headset!https://t.co/6MJkdRQF8D

— Tyriel ? Virtual Reality Tech (@Tyrielwood) May 5, 2020

Oculus is reportedly working on a lighter and faster Quest VR headset | Engadget https://t.co/nKhfiuuP2h

— Peter Xing (@peterxing) May 5, 2020

おぉぉ！ / Oculusは軽量で高速なQuest VRヘッドセットに取り組んでいると伝えられています https://t.co/nQhsJ9S8VL

— ピッピロ☆ハカセ (@maxpapa3) May 5, 2020