>>355470589
It is cheaper than getting a Wigig adapter though. A Cosmos or a Vive Pro HMD on its own would set you back $600, then another $350 for the adapter, while the Flow on its own is $500. Given that both setups would still need base stations+controllers you'd save $450 going with the Flow which I'd argue makes it more affordable. I don't think that HTC would use a chip as weak or worse than the 835, especially as Qualcomm no longer makes it. Even if it's only on par it'd still give the cheapest non-zucced wireless while being very doable, and as it is certainly using a newer and more powerful chip I think that it'll offer nicer streaming than the Focus 2/Quest 1, but tests remain to be seen.