Here's my short experience with the HTC Vive Pro 2. Before ordering it, I wanted something that would be sort of future proof. The headset that I had and still have is the OG Vive fully modded with wireless and gearvr lenses ect. What was bothering me on that headset was the screen door effect. I couldnt see for very far before things would be just a couple of pixels wide. The VP2 was appealing because of its wireless compatibility and high res displays. Everything on my vive could be easily transferred to the VP2. Everything worth fixing on the headset like swapping the headband with the DAS, new microphone, and facial interface and counterweight battery. So thats what I did. When i got everything sorted and fitted and adjusted, the first thing I noticed was the aspect ratio of the lenses. It felt strange being able to see much wider than before. But it once i got more used to it, it was much better than other headsets I've tried and ofc much better than the vive. The displays resolution was extremely good even hampered by the wireless. But it was held back by two things. The lenses design, being stacked fresnels, caused a lot of god rays and glare. Combined that with LCD and it was like boost in resolution was not as noticeable. Scenes in my vive just felt more vibrant with its OLEDs. Yes I could see more in the VP2 but it was like looking though dirty lenses. Apparently its better than the index in terms of color and glare/god rays, but I just couldnt get used to it yet. With the modded gearvr lenses on the vive, everything is crystal clear, its just the display is low res with screen door. So I'm returning my VP2 after only having it for 4 days. So i'm currently looking into getting a vive pro and then modding it with gearvr lenses to get a higher res experience but at a much clearer view.