I wonder if the quest pro is going to become the new standard for any headsets out there. it really stinks that my pcvr can only be used within my living room. such an expensive piece of hardware only to be used within 5 m^2. Theres a lot that I can imagine a headset can to and can be useful for outside of the room, but it also needs to be built for that. i won't want to take an index outside. I can see it being essentially a phone replacement. aside from a bunch of glaring issues. 
1. battery
the battery would need to 10x to be somewhat useful and something like 100x to become a phone replacement. 
2. resolution
i can see this becoming very annoying to do daily things with this low of a res. but its not too bad right now
3. fov
not everything is going to be within the fov, and for immersive vr stuff it needs to be better. 
4. passthrough
while the passthrough works, this too will need to be 2x to 4x in resolution and reduction in blurry and 'waveyness' 
5. applications
right now everything that meta offers absolutely sucks. Its not a chillout, nor vrchat, and doenst come close to Neos. the browser/virtual desktop can be good. but im not even talking about a killer app. Something that can tie everything together. like a discord but VR. 
6. Open Sores
They've kinda sucked on this. If they'd open source most things about the headset, i bet we wouldn't feel so stuck behind the times STILL. We've had extremely gradual 'upgrades' for VR. 

I think its a really rough start on a devices that will replace the phone eventually but its very awkward position right now. it has the best options for an xr headset right now. but there is nothing new that you can do with it. face and eye tracking? htc's had a good chunk of the market even if meta is better at it. Passthrough? did you know your index can do 3d color reprojection? even so its only really to demo stuff. Hand tracking? still not good enough to run without controllers. standalone? not powerfull enough to do much.