HTC Offers Limited-Time Discount on Vive Pro 2, Including Headset and All-in Bundle

Wow, so I dunno why, but VR stuff always pulls me in. Anyway, here’s the scoop on the Vive Pro 2, which HTC kinda threw out there in 2021. It’s been their top VR headset since then. But now, grab your hats—it’s cheaper. Like, seriously.

HTC kicked off this Summer of Gaming Sale thing, which is running until June 30th. Funny thing, if you’re on the hunt for a VR headset that’s solid, though a bit behind the times, you’ll find some bargains: both bundles or just the headset alone.

So here’s the deal:

• Full Kit for Vive Pro 2: Was $1,199, now $799.99—includes the headset, SteamVR 2.0 Base Station, and the Vive wand controllers.
• Just the Headset: Originally $699, sliced to $499.99—just the Vive Pro 2, no frills like base stations or controllers.

Both options throw in a couple of months of Viveport Infinity, which is, like, their game buffet with over a thousand VR titles. Felt like a kid in a candy store.

Here’s some stuff only specs nerds care about (no judgment):

• Crazy high resolution per eye, 120° field-of-view, all that jazz.
• Tracks using SteamVR 1.0 or 2.0—whichever floats your boat.
• Oh, and there’s a dual mic, pass-through cam, and stuff. Probably too much to remember.

Sure, this thing isn’t getting any younger. It’s kinda chunky compared to the newer flashy ones like the Bigscreen Beyond 2. This new kid on the block boasts better resolution, tiny profile. But hey, it’s priced $200 more! Do the math, right? And it does come with the whole set of stations and controllers, plus sweet audio gear. You just need a PC that can handle VR without freaking out.

Now, HTC’s onto something else too—Vive Focus Vision. Apparently introduced in late 2024, it does VR plus some mixed reality magic. Wireless or wired. Whatever floats your headset. Special bundle offers till June 30th, with some extra games in the basket:

• Vive Focus Vision PC VR Kit: At $1,149, comes with headset and a Streaming Kit. Plus games!
• Vive Focus Vision: A bit cheaper at $1,049, but still, $49 more than last year due to tariffs. Kinda messy, huh?

What was I saying? Oh right, they have deals in Europe and UK too! Lots of bundles, including Pro 2 kits, XR Elite, more trackers than you’d know what to do with. Seriously, like an inventory list explosion.

Honestly, can’t make sense of half the pricing, but hey, if VR’s your jam—I guess there’s no time like now, right? Confusing pricing, wild deals, but all part of the VR adventure. Or something like that.