LG-Meta headset reportedly delayed until 2027 due to disagreements between the companies.

The Seoul Economic Daily reports that LG is working withMetaCollaborative headset delayed until 2027.

Earlier, reports in Korea's Daily Economic and Trade News and Korea Economic Daily said the headset is positioned as a high-end 2025QuestPros successor, priced at about $2,000.

In February, LG and Metaformal confirmationA "strategic partnership" for XR was announced, including "next-generation XR device development," although neither company was more specific about what that would entail.

According to Seoul Economic DailyThe latest reportsThe reason for the delay to 2027 is due to differences of opinion that have emerged between LG and Meta since the partnership was formalized.

The Seoul Economic Daily also said LG is in talks with other U.S. tech companies, including "most aggressively" with Amazon, which could ultimately rule Meta out of a headset launching in 2027.

The report comes a week after LG Display showed off an advanced 4K micro-OLED display for the "next generation" of headset devices, which could take the Apple-inspired "next-gen" out of headset devices.VisionProThe presence of dynamic blur in the

Two months after LG and Meta confirmed their partnership, Meta announced that it would be re-branding its Quest system software as Horizon OS and making it available to third-party headset makers, the first of which are Asus and Lenovo. We note that LG didn't appear in the announcement at the time, so if the Seoul Economic Daily's new report is accurate, will Meta make Asus and Lenovo available as LG's