HTC Vive Pro

Name: HTC Vive Pro
Brand: HTC
SKU: 807210
Price: 879.99 EUR
Availability: SoldOut
Rating: 8.2 (21 reviews)

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Key specs

	Refresh rate	90 Hz
	Field of view (degrees)	110 °
	Controller included
	Built-in speakers
	Adjustable lenses
	Suitable for people who wear glasses
	Suitable for computers

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According to our VR headset expert

With an adjustable headband and dial, you can comfortably and stably wear the VR headset on your head.
Because of the 110-degree field of view, you won't suffer from annoying blind spots.
The lenses are adjustable, so you can place them right in front of your eyes for a sharp image.
This VR headset is only suitable for a powerful game PC or laptop with at least an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060.
Note! The sensors and controllers you need to get started with a Vive Pro aren't included by default. Do you already have a regular Vive? Then your current sensors and controllers will work with the Pro.

Description

The HTC Vive Pro is the second generation of HTC Vive VR gaming headsets, in which most initial problems have been overcome. The resolution has been further increased to 2880x1600 (1440p per eye), making games even more detailed. Together with the decreased light bleed, this ensures improved immersion. The wearing comfort has also been improved with a new mounting system with a dial. This makes the Vive easier to put on or to adjust by yourself and the weight of the headset is distributed over your head better. Thanks to the built-in microphones and headphones, you won't need an external headset anymore. This saves you a lot of hassle with cables. The HTC Vive Pro is compatible with all Vive 1.0 accessories if you already own them.

Note: don't throw away the packaging. You'll need this if you need to return the VR headset for repair.

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Included by default

1 synchronization cable
1 link box
1 DisplayPort cable
1 USB cable
1 connection adapter for VR headset
2 months' free access to Viveport
EXCLUDING CONTROLLERS AND SENSORS

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Review is 8,4 out of 10.

Holy grail for simulation games!

Serious improvement in image quality
Serious improvement in ergonomics
Speakers to HMD
Expensive

I have had an original HTC Vive for 1 year and have always been very satisfied with it. I mainly use it for flight sims, more specifically DCS world. In VR, this is really an incredibly fun experience. As soon as the Vive Pro was in pre-order, I ordered it. Received today and, ... what an improvement compared to the Vive 1! Definitely recommended for people who play flight sims. With the higher resolution, everything looks much better and text and meters are also much easier to read.

Conclusion: Do you often play flight sims and racing games => BUY! If you play more games like job simulator etc I would leave it alone, the price is too high to justify it for these games. Plus, if you don't own the original Vive, you'll have to spend at least +400 euros on the controllers and base stations! Also keep in mind that you will need at least a Gtx 1080 and a solid CPU with 8GB ram to run DCS world properly.

Review by:
Peter De Wachter
Date:
7 April 2018
Translation:
Automatically translated from Dutch

Review is 5,6 out of 10.

heavy setback

sits pretty on the head
way too many godrays

A real disappointment, so sent back. A lot of godrays in the image and the sweet spot (the part that is sharp in your field of view) much too small. Definitely not worth this money!

Review by:
cees beekhuyzen
Date:
23 April 2018
Translation:
Automatically translated from Dutch

Review is 8,0 out of 10.

As an upgrade, the HTC Vive Pro is not worth it

I really enjoy my HTC Vive but I wanted better picture quality. To my disappointment, the HTC Vive Pro only gives a marginally better picture.

Review by:
Henk Tanger
Date:
8 May 2018
Translation:
Automatically translated from Dutch

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For almost all accidents
More coverage in case of damage than your standard warranty
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How do I insure my VR headset?

First, add your VR headset to your shopping cart. On the next page, choose the Protection Plan below. You always have a 30-day return window and pay no deductible in case of damage.

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Product

Product
	Product number	807210
	Manufacturer code	99HANW017-00
	Brand	HTC
	Processing of your defect	Pickup and return warranty
	Old product returned for free

VR gear properties

VR gear properties
	Suitable for computers
	Screen type	AMOLED
	Resolution width	2880 pixels
	Resolution height	1600 pixels
	Refresh rate	90 Hz
	Field of view (degrees)	110 °
	Adjustable lenses
	Built-in speakers

VR gear tracking

VR gear tracking
	Rotational tracking
	Positional tracking
	Room-scale tracking
	Six Degrees of Freedom (6 DoF)

Controller properties

Controller properties
	Controller included
	Motion controls
	Haptic feedback

Wearing comfort

Wearing comfort
	Suitable for people who wear glasses
	Eye cushions
	Replaceable eye cushions
	Headband

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Holy grail for simulation games!

heavy setback

As an upgrade, the HTC Vive Pro is not worth it

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Holy grail for simulation games!

heavy setback

As an upgrade, the HTC Vive Pro is not worth it