Meta Quest Pro - 256GB - Advanced Virtual Reality Headset

I would like to make these things very clear to you first. 1) Do not buy this headset if you don't understand VR headsets. 2) You want to buy this ONLY if you want face-tracking inbuilt and maybe also self-tracked controllers (you can also just get index controllers if you already have base stations). 3) You understand this headset is discontinued by Meta, meaning limited support and lots of bugs and issues from the moment you unbox it. If you simply want a VR headset, please buy the Quest 3 or 2 series. I have been using this for 2 months now here are the negatives: + Controllers drift after some time. This happens to literally everyone. I simply have to reset the controllers every now and then. + Dozens of people get their controllers or headsets bricked every month. Please check the subreddit r/questpro, it's a fairly active community that helps with Quest Pro related stuff. The VRCFT community also has a few Quest Pro users that can help with things. One tip a lot of people tell you is that you want to disable updates at the root android level as the gear only gets bricked during updates due to the way updates work. + The out-of-box ergonomics for your head are really bad. Almost every Quest Pro user will recommend buying the Globular Cluster kit as an addon, including me. This is probably one of the worst ergonomics I've seen on a VR headset. + Meta will typically reject your replacement/fix requests even if under warranty if you live in India. + The passthrough compared to the Quest 3 is horrible. You can't read text off a screen. You can see enough to make out your surroundings. + The microphone is worse compared to the Quest 3. An addon microphone will help as it's got an aux port on both sides. + Please look at the VRCFT "Quest Pro's dying facetracking problem" on their page. Yes, the face tracking will die. It's just a matter of time. Moisture completely kills the components, and sweat speeds up that process. Don't worry, you still have vive facetracking addons or project babble for this. + I customized my headset with globular cluster and my own luggage straps to build customized straps for my face. You cannot headbang or do stunts in this headset. You'd need to 3D print something yourself if you'd like to move your head a lot. + I have an issue where VirtualDesktop just disconnects every 30 minutes or so and I need to restart the headset to get back in. It's actually better now because when I first bought this 2 months ago, I used to have the same problem with steamlink where it would suddenly limit the bandwidth to 60mbps for no reason at all. I don't use steamlink anymore, but just for future reference, I want to make sure you know to restart the headset. The parts I like: + Facetracking works great. Not the best facetracking on the market, but it's the best headset with inbuilt facetracking. I'm satisfied. The eye and eyebrow tracking work flawlessly too. + The controllers have decent build quality. I would recommend not getting liquids on them. Otherwise you'd have to open up to clean out the sticky buttons, and when I did that for my Quest 3 I ended up messing up a capacitive sensor somehow. It's not impossible, just difficult. The tracking is decent enough, works great for when you put your hands behind your back without the need for base stations. + The colors look great when you have local dimming on as opposed to the Quest 3, but you're still dealing with a lower resolution. + Foveated streaming with VirtualDesktop will really help you with PCVR. The more you mod this headset, the better it will treat you. You're already spending a lot of money on janky hardware, might as well make it serve you well. And I already know you're either a VTuber or VRChat player. Please, do a lot of research before buying this and consider long-term options like project babble, psvr2, steam frame etc. Almost anything is better than the Quest Pro in multiple areas.