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Vive Pro
Vive Pro

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Launch
Version April 2018
Display
Type Dual AMOLED 3.5" diagonal
Resolution 2880 × 1600 total (1440 × 1600 per eye)
Refresh rate 90Hz
Field of view 110°
Brightness High-contrast AMOLED
HDR Not supported
Optics
Lens type Fresnel
IPD adjustment Hardware-adjustable dial (61mm–73mm)
Eye relief Lens-to-eye distance adjustment via side button
Tracking & Input
Tracking type SteamVR Tracking 1.0 & 2.0 (Outside-in via Base Stations)
Controller tracking Compatible with Vive Wands (2018) and Valve Index Controllers
Hand tracking Supported via Vive Hand Tracking SDK
Eye tracking Not supported (exclusive to the Vive Pro Eye)
Facial tracking Compatible via optional Vive Facial Tracker
Performance
Processor / Chipset None (PC-powered)
RAM PC Dependent (8GB+ recommended)
Storage None
Mixed Reality Features
Passthrough Dual front-facing cameras (Stereoscopic, low resolution)
Depth sensing Software-based spatial mapping
Audio
Built-in audio Hi-Res certified on-ear headphones
3.5mm jack No (Uses USB-C proprietary connection for audio)
Mic Integrated dual microphones
Connectivity
Wired Link Box (DisplayPort 1.2, USB 3.0)
Wireless Supported via optional Vive Wireless Adapter (Intel WiGig)
Bluetooth Yes (For Base Station control)
PCVR support Native (SteamVR / Viveport)
Compatibility
Platforms SteamVR, Viveport
Supported OS Windows 7, 8.1, 10, 11
Comfort
Weight ~770g (Headset + Strap)
Strap type Rigid Halo-style with rear adjustment dial
Face interface Replaceable foam (optimized for better weight distribution than original Vive)
Battery
Battery life N/A (Wired); ~2.5 hours with Wireless Adapter
Charging method N/A (Wired)
External battery support Yes (Required for Wireless Adapter)
Misc
Inside the box Vive Pro headset, 2x SteamVR Base Stations 2.0, 2x Vive Controllers (2018), Link Box, all power/data cables.
Price $799 (Headset Only) / $1,399 (Full Kit) at launch.