The report from VRcoast claims that micro-OLED display maker SeeYA Technology plans to clear its existing production lines to dedicate its full capacity to the display for Meta’s next headset.

SeeYA is the provider of the micro-OLED displays in Bigscreen’s Beyond headsets, both generations, which are also 2560×2560.

It’s unclear whether, if the report’s claims are true, the dedication of SeeYA’s production lines would affect Bigscreen’s supply availability. We’ve reached out to Bigscreen to ask about the report’s claims and we’ll update this article if we get a response.

If the report is accurate, this will be Meta’s first ever headset to use micro-OLED, and its first non-LCD headset since the original Oculus Quest all the way back in 2019.