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HTC Vive Pro 2 specs and price
HTC Vive Pro 2
June 2021
Dual RGB Low Persistence LCD, 4896×2448 total (2448×2448 per eye)
Windows 10, Windows 11
Dependent on PC (Minimum 8GB recommended)
~850g (Headset + Strap)
N/A (Wired); ~2.5 hours when using the Wireless Adapter kit
$799 (Headset only) / $1,399 (Full Kit at launch)
Launch
Version
June 2021
Display
Type
Dual RGB Low Persistence LCD
Resolution
4896×2448 total (2448×2448 per eye)
Refresh rate
90Hz / 120Hz (Note: 90Hz max when using Wireless Adapter)
Field of view
Up to 120° (Horizontal)
HDR
Not supported
Optics
Lens type
Dual-element Fresnel Lenses (Bespoke design to reduce blur)
IPD adjustment
Hardware-adjustable dial (57mm – 70mm or 72mm depending on batch)
Eye relief
Adjustable via a side button to accommodate glasses
Tracking & Input
Tracking type
SteamVR Tracking 2.0 (Outside-in; requires Base Stations)
Controller tracking
Compatible with Vive Wands (2018) and Valve Index Controllers
Hand tracking
Supported via external Vive Hand Tracking SDK (uses built-in cameras)
Eye tracking
Not supported (Available on the Vive Pro Eye model, not Pro 2)
Facial tracking
Supported via optional Vive Facial Tracker accessory
Performance
Processor / Chipset
None (PC-powered)
RAM
Dependent on PC (Minimum 8GB recommended)
Storage
None (Stored on PC)
Mixed Reality Features
Passthrough
Dual VGA front-facing cameras (Stereoscopic, low resolution)
Depth sensing
No dedicated depth sensor (Software-assisted via cameras)
Audio
Built-in audio
Hi-Res Certified removable headphones (with integrated amplifier)
3.5mm jack
No (Uses USB-C for audio/headphones)
Mic
Dual integrated microphones
Connectivity
Wired
Link Box 2.0 (DisplayPort 1.4 with DSC, USB 3.0)
Wireless
Supported via optional Vive Wireless Adapter
Bluetooth
Yes (Used for Base Station management and peripheral communication)
PCVR support
Native (SteamVR and Viveport)
Compatibility
Platforms
SteamVR, Viveport
Supported OS
Windows 10, Windows 11
Comfort
Weight
~850g (Headset + Strap)
Strap type
Rigid Halo-style with rear adjustment dial and top strap
Face interface
Replaceable foam (PU leather or fabric options)
Battery
Battery life
N/A (Wired); ~2.5 hours when using the Wireless Adapter kit
Charging method
N/A (Wired); QC 3.0 Power Bank for Wireless Adapter
External battery support
Yes (For Wireless Adapter)
Misc
Inside the box
Headset, All-in-one cable, Link Box 2.0, DP 1.4 cable, USB 3.0 cable, power adapters (Full Kit adds 2x Base Stations 2.0 and 2x Vive Controllers)
Price
$799 (Headset only) / $1,399 (Full Kit at launch)
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