Vive launches pre-orders for its complete kit

After launching its Vive Pro in April, HTC is launching pre-orders for its complete kit. In addition to the headset, this "Full Kit" includes two controllers version 2018 and two base stations Steam VR 2.0 for 1 399 euros.

At CES 2018, HTC had unveiled a new version of its virtual reality headset, the Long live Pro. Successor of Vive, he had waited for the month of April to land on the market with a sale price of 879 euros. A high price for a product sold alone, that is to say without controllers, base stations and adapters, but that did not prevent him from establishing himself as the new reference. The manufacturer had quickly badumed this decision, his helmet is primarily intended for professionals and pbadionate amateurs who already have the first version of Vive. Several accessories are indeed compatible with this new version.

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A Full Kit available for pre-order

A few weeks later, the brand had nevertheless quickly presented a complete kit intended for professionals and companies. Finally, HTC has decided to launch a Vive Pro "Full Kit" to seduce all users, provided to put the price. In addition to the headset, the set includes two Steam VR 2.0 base stations, two Vive controllers version 2018, and several accessories, including the link box, DisplayPort and USB 3.0 cables, and the AC adapter.

One pack complete for technology lovers who will have to pay 520 euros more to enjoy all these elements in one fell swoop. The HTC Vive Pro Full Kit is available for pre-order at 1 399 euros on the official website of Vive or Fnac.com. As a reminder, the Vive Pro has two Samsung OLED screens, with a total resolution of 2,880 x 1,600 pixels (1,400 x 1,600 per eye), a 78% improvement over HTC Vive. It also has improved ergonomics and an integrated audio system.