Meta to discontinue operating system updates for Quest 2 in 2027
Meta plans to release the final OS update for Quest 2 and Quest Pro by March 2027. Version v213 will be the last, but security patches will continue until the end of the year.

Meta has announced the end of new feature development for the VR headsets Quest 2 and Quest Pro. The final major operating system update is expected to reach all devices by March 2027.
After this, the company will continue to release security fixes and critical bug patches until December 2027, inclusive. Developers will also be able to submit new applications supporting these headsets until the same deadline.
The end of functional updates does not mean the devices will be immediately disabled. Compatible games and applications will continue to work, as will PC connectivity via Link. However, new system features will gradually be tailored to more modern models.
Meta now designates Quest 3 and Quest 3S as the foundational devices for its gaming VR platform. According to the company, these provide developers with greater computational resources and built-in mixed reality capabilities.
The announcement precedes the planned spring 2027 launch of Meta VR Glasses. The new devices will use the same operating system and development tools, allowing applications created for Quest 3 and Quest 3S to be ported to them.
Quest 2 and Quest Pro were discontinued in 2024, but according to Meta, millions of people still use them.



