Meta Quest Pro VR Earphones

Price - It does cost a bit, but when you put it in perspective, it's priced about right;G2 Omnicept £1250,Varjo Aero ~£3000 (Including base stations, controllers, headphones, Import tax)HTC Focus 3 £1300HTC Vive Pro 2 Kit £1300Valve Index Kit £919Most of the above are not standalone, and some don't have eye tracking and all the other sensors like the Quest Pro has.Resolution - This is where there is a lot of misconception!Quest 2 use a single panel, Quest Pro uses two panels that move with the lens stack, so you get MORE visible pixels, which increases the Pixels per degree, giving you better image quailty, and superb clarity, so overall you get a higher visible resolution.Lenses - This is truly next gen VR, edge to edge clarity, no god rays. being able to look any direction with your eyes and have clear clarity is something Fresnel lenses can't do.These are the best Lenese on any HMD right now.SDE - If you look for it, you can see it, more so on white back grounds. but this is nothing like the Rift S, Valve Index. Fresnel lenses did a good job hiding it with the Quest 2, but with the clarity of the Pancake lenses, it has made it more pronounced. That said, playing PCVR games, you won't notice it.PCVR - I've owned many headsets over the years from the CV1, Samsung, Revrb G1, G2 v1, Quest 2, Pico 4.I have to say, out of all those HMD's, the Quest Pro is a massive step up in clarity. Even people with HTC Vive Pro 2 and Focus 3 and Varjo Aero have came forward in a forum I use, and have stated how resolution is not everything, and how they are blown away with the clarity of the Quest pro. It is truly awesome, especally when we crank the settings up.Turning the render resolution up to 1.7x, using Oculus Debug Tool, and setting encode width to 3616, and bit rate to 500Mbps, really makes the Quest Pro shine by hiding compression, and giving objects in the distance a sharper clarity, making it easier to read marker boards in the likes of sim racing etc.Now as I own a 4090, these setting are playable at 90FPS and high settings in the likes of DCS. ACC Epic VR, which just look incredible!MSFS Ultra settings plus 1.7x render resolution plays at a solid 45FPS with ASW, and is also incredible how that looks and feels.Controllers - Well lets just make it clear, as good as the CV1 Touch controllers, and Valve Index controllers at tracking, with a premium feel and great haptics.Comfort - Is hit and miss depending on your head shape. It is well balanced, and fits my head nicely.FOV - I have a IPD of 67mm using the FOV app, I see 104 degrees, push my eyes closer, and I get 106.Conclusion - After many hours with this HMD, I am keeping it as my go to PCVR HMD, it truly is a next gen experience.I have Videos through the lenses of the Quest Pro with on my YouTube Channel playing PCVR maxed settings, with a 4090, just search user TG Pips.

I bought the Meta Quest Pro VR headset after watching the Meta Connect event and I'm blown away by it. This headset is incredible! It has a high-resolution display, a wide field of view, a powerful processor, and a long battery life. It also has advanced features like hand tracking, eye tracking, facial expressions, and spatial audio. It can run any app or game from the Meta platform, as well as other VR platforms like SteamVR and Oculus. It's like having a supercomputer on my face. It's so immersive and realistic. I can do anything I want in VR, from exploring exotic places and meeting new people to playing games and watching movies. I can even work and learn in VR, but I don't. I just have fun. This headset is so amazing, I can't take it off. I spend hours and hours in VR every day. I forget about the real world. I don't need it anymore. I have a better world in VR. This headset is a dream come true. It's the best VR headset ever.

Great build quality, very comfortable but needs major software improvements because the controllers often can't be detected by the headset; sometimes can't wake-up or shutdown, the mixed reality feature doesn't work as advertised; blurry text - can't read my keyboard.I only returned it because can't use it for work: blurring when using the mixed reality feature and connection cut out problems.Also, the face expressions reading feature gave my avatar a few wrinkles making it look much older with droopy eyes lol. Immersive experience not so great for gaming (unless used at night)Gladly exchanged it for Oculus 2 because it does the same job: picture quality almost the same, consistent connection, and no tired looking avatar lol. Although, very uncomfortable to use so needs 3rd party straps to balance the weight of the headset.Glad I tried both VR handsets and would buy it again when the technology improves. Hopefully the next new model will fix all the software issues.

I bought this mainly to play games (they say it is not primary for games) and boy does it enhance the experience. The new pancake lenses are so much clearer and things look so much more vivid. Red Matter 2 is the only game that developers have took full advantage of all the Pro's features like eye tracking, and boy this game blows you away. Hopefully if sales of the Pro grow more games like that will appear in the store, but even games like Iron Man look better on the Pro as you don't seem to have the small sweet spot of the Fresnel lenses of the Quest 2.Also the controllers are a major improvement they have a processor and three camera's in each one so they self track the headset does not need to see them. They wont lose tracking even behind your back makes playing shooting games and games like Beat Sabre so much better.I thought the open design of the headset would annoy me and put me off and I would need to get the option extra full face blocker.Surprisingly my brain focuses on the screen and I feel full immersed. The fact that the head set is open means it doesn't get too hot on your face, and suffer from the lens fogging issues of the Quest 2.So overall I am very pleased with my purchase can't see me using my Quest 2 again as once you have used the Pro you are spoilt. Is it perfect no, but I am sure as with the Quest with software updates it will become even better over time.The cost is the thing that has everyone talking yes it is very expensive but I don't regret my purchase

Great headset, and exceeds my expectations considering the clarity, and open-face design.I use it primarily for PCVR and it does the job pretty well.However, it could be quite uncomfortable after a while but the Spigen DR200 Adjustable Head Strap resolved the issue so I'm quite happy with the purchase.

Cumple su función y función con imán, pero queda un pequeño hueco donde va la nariz, así que si entra un poco de luz por debajo, deberia de venir incluido en la caja de las Quest pro y no venderlo por separado!!!

Was using two IR lights at night to create a totally dark room for 3d movie immersion. Just tried these out and they are really really comfortable and now let the claustrophobic immersion begin. The full light blocker are sold out everywhere and backordered until Dec 15th.

I moved from Logitech’s G333 VR earbuds to the official Quest Pro earphones – and that was a *massive* upgrade. Cable management is easier, and sound quality is much superior (well-balanced and clear). These are also more comfortable than Logitech’s earbuds. In short, the Quest Pro earphones are awesome!

Le son est bon pour du jeu video (SIMRACING), il permet d'utiliser le micro du casque sans interférences avec les HP du Quest Pro.

Produit de qualité et fait bien ce pour quoi on l'achète.Le produit m'a bien été livrée dans les temps.