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Index 2, Deckard, or just simply Valve's next headset. All we know is that they are working on stuff, that may or may not necessarily make it into the final product, assuming it comes out. Those include eye tracking, standalone functionality, wireless streaming, split rendering/processing, OLED microdisplays, compact optics, controllers that have better finger tracking. In some ways it's like Valve's Cambria, but more focused on PC gaming. 

Quest 3 not a ton of info, but likely still the same price, but just better overall without too many major advancements. 

Cambria, probably will be the best overall headset including for PC VR (it'll have the option of DP over USB according to leaks) when it comes out but of course it'll still be zucc'd. Though if you're talking about the botnet, it will likely be using the new Meta accounts they're working on, which means you can just have a dedicated account for VR again instead of needing to use a FB account. That being the case, you'll still likely be able to use various methods like those that currently exist to block Meta from tracking you as long as you're willing to go to the effort. 

>anyone else
A bunch of Chinese companies are getting ready to come out with stuff but maybe not in the west so much. Pico in particular will have a Cambria clone, will probably sell in the west, and it will likely be actually decent since they work closely with the manufacturer that Meta also works with. It's to the point where they may even have deals with Meta. 

Otherwise, there is Apple, who will have a very good headset that will be good hardware on itself, but not for you or us.