ByteDance's goggles are rumored to be about the size of BigScreen Beyond's VR goggles, which weigh about 100 grams. Like Meta's Orion prototype, the computational heavy-lifting will be mainly done in a separate puck. Unlike the Orion, the extra device will attach to the goggles via a wire.
ByteDance has reportedly agreed to divest its U.S. TikTok operations, as mandated by federal law to avoid a nationwide ban, and is also said to be working on an America-specific version of the TikTok app. Maybe, once the dust settles and everything cools down, we’ll see ByteDance-branded XR headsets on U.S. shelves next to those from Metas.
Meanwhile, for a deeper dive into Meta's plans, I've rounded up the rumors swirling around Zuckerberg's next VR/AR devices.
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