Comparison HTC Vive Pro Eye KIT vs HTC Vive Pro KIT

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	HTC Vive Pro Eye KIT	HTC Vive Pro KIT
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Main	User gaze tracking function. Headphones have a built-in amplifier. Dual front camera. Increased resolution of AMOLED matrices. Comfortable fit. Huge library of PC games.	Headphones have a built-in amplifier. Dual front camera. Increased resolution of AMOLED matrices. Comfortable fit. Huge library of PC games. Includes 2 controllers and 2 base stations
Compatibility	for PC / game console	for PC / game console
Specs
Screen resolution	2880x1600 px /1440x1600 by eye/	2880x1600 px /1440x1600 by eye/
Field of view	110 °	110 °
Refresh rate	90 fps	90 fps
Accelerometer
Gyroscope
Lens distance adjusting
Pupillary distance adjustment
Multimedia
USB C	3.1 gen1	+
DisplayPort	v1.2	v1.2
Bluetooth	+	+
Microphone		/stereo/
Headphones		/removable/
General
Controller		/2 complete controllers/
External sensors
Track camera
Material	plastic	plastic
Added to E-Catalog	july 2021	november 2018

USB C

The presence in the glasses of the connector type USB-C. This is a relatively new type of USB port, which has a miniature size (slightly larger than microUSB) and a convenient double-sided design that allows you to connect the plug in either direction. It can be found in glasses for various purposes and, accordingly, provide different ways of application. So, in models for PC / consoles, this connector is used similarly to traditional USB — with the main connection, in parallel with the HDMI or DisplayPort video interface. In standalone devices, on the other hand, USB-C is mainly used to charge the battery and connect to a computer for direct file exchange, settings management, firmware updates, etc.

Also note that this paragraph may specify the USB version, which corresponds to the USB-C connector. Nowadays, two versions are relevant — 3.2 gen 1 and 3.2 gen 2; for VR glasses, the difference between them is generally not fundamental.