VIVE Pro 2 Full Kit

The set arrived before of announced time, the package is very good! Overall quality of device, accessories and user experience is very good.

It's amazing, much better than my nephews oculus quest by miles. The high resolution of the display makes this a dream to use. Tracking is spot on and the audio is fantastic. Running on a 6800XT, 5800X3D, 64GB RAM.

This is my 3rd set of vive googles, both the original and the pro 1 have issues with the lenses wandering together and apart, this has not been fixed on the new pro 2 googles in fact they have an added issue the lens distance or field of view has been spring loaded, the spring is so strong it springs out of place like a jack in the box, I have binned these as clown designed rubbish and gone back to pro 1 googles and the software is worse. Update. I have fixed the spring good by clamping it up and pushing in staples ;) and the software I have manged to get going by re-installing windows the graphics card steam and then doing the vive setup software. So all working the quality of the googles is so good the screen door is practically gone, I set the googles to the biggest pixels @ 90 htz with a sea hawk 2080 ti oc and run some major games, all good for frames and best in game quality

How is it that everyone praises and marvels at the image quality in Vive pro 2? I've seen a few videos where everyone raves about Vive pro 2. Why nobody talks about the disadvantages only about the advantages. I bought Vive pro 2 because on YouTube you talk so beautifully about the beauty of the image, and the truth is completely different. The lenses in these goggles for this price are totally hopeless. The image is not sharp, blurry, you can see some streaks until the eyes hurt. For the price, your jaw should drop, not be disappointed. I have a Pico 4 which displays a bigger and clearer image. One thing I miss in Pico 4 is 120 HZ instead of 90 Hz. Pico 4 costs 3 times less and is more comfortable to wear for a long time, better not blurry and not overexposed image.

Seems like a good purchase because the resolution is the highest on the VR consumer market right now. However, it's worth remembering that you'll need a GPU capable of pushing at least 150% of the total resolution, or about 6-8K. My 3060ti is barely keeping up, so keep that in mind when it tells you you only need a GTX 1060 6GB. The controllers are rubbish, I would recommend just getting Valve Index ones if you can. They're enormous, clunky, and have terrible touchpads. The basestations are a pain to set up. Be warned: If you buy this VR Kit, you will have to drill these into your walls. You will need tall ceilings that go at least 2ft above head height. You will need a large space. They also go to power sockets so they will look ugly. Overall the resolution is nice, but HTC cheaped out on the panel and lenses, resulting in washed out colours and a bad visual experience. I DO NOT recommend buying this.