HTC Vive Pro 2

HTC Vive Pro 2 review

No screen door effect; 5K display is detailed and crisp; SteamVR accessory compatibility; Weirdly shaped FOV; Chunky, old controllers; Too expensive;

HTC Vive Pro 2 Review

The Vive Pro 2 is the highest-resolution VR headset we've seen yet, with a price to match. It's worth considering if you want the best VR experience available, and don't mind mixing and matching components. Despite my qualms about tripping over cords, PC-tethered VR is still going strong, as seen in the excellent Valve Index. Before the Index, though, Valve partnered with HTC to produce the first Vive VR headset to work with the SteamVR platform. The two companies parted ways on VR development, with HTC vying for much more enterprise and development attention with its Focus and Pro Eye headsets while Valve released the grip-sensing Index. HTC isn’t out of the consumer VR game, however, with its middling-but-functional Vive Cosmos headset and its new Vive Pro 2. Despite its name, the Vive Pro 2 is intended for both professional VR and consumers, offering the same SteamVR compatibility as the Valve Index along with HTC’s own Viveport ecosystem. On one hand, it offers some of the highest resolution and cleanest visuals we’ve seen in a consumer-available VR headset. On the other hand, it’s by far the priciest at $799 for only the headset, requiring a sizable extra spend for the base stat...

Does what it says but its a hassle

The drivers and software for the Vive pro 2 are a mess so only get if you are ready to spend a lot of time fixing software when it breaks. But once you have it working and as long as it wont crash on you and blast you ears with static its just mind blowing with how clear it is