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The HTC VIVE Cosmos and FIBRUM PRO are both great virtual reality headsets. They each offer excellent features for a variety of users, depending on their individual needs.

HTC VIVE Cosmos: The HTC VIVE Cosmos has several pros that make it an attractive choice for PC VR users. Its 110-degree field of view allows users to experience full immersion in their gaming or other activities, while its 2880 x 1700 px resolution provides crisp visuals. In addition, its room scale tracking ensures accurate positional tracking even as the user moves around in a large space, while its refresh rate of 90 Hz makes sure that everything is running smoothly with no lag or stuttering.

However, one con of the HTC VIVE Cosmos is its price point; it’s definitely more expensive than other similar PC VR headsets on the market today. Additionally, since it is designed primarily for use with PCs and requires additional hardware to set up and operate properly, it may not be suitable for all types of users who are looking for a plug-and-play solution.

FIBRUM PRO: On the other hand, the FIBRUM PRO offers many advantages over competing models thanks to its compatibility with both Android and iOS devices. Its 110-degree field of view allows you to enjoy immersive experiences without sacrificing quality in terms of visual fidelity or performance due to low refresh rates like those found on mobile devices. Furthermore, this headset also features 360 degree tracking which ensures precise positional tracking when using smartphone devices as your primary device for VR experiences.

Unfortunately, one downside to this headset is that it cannot connect directly to PCs like the HTC Vive Cosmos can so if you don't have access to an Android or iOS device then you won't be able to take advantage of this headset's potential capabilities. Additionally, since this headset only supports mobile phones at maximum resolution there could potentially be some image quality loss compared to what would be available from a dedicated PC setup such as that offered by the HTC Vive Cosmos.

In my opinion I prefer the HTC VIVE Cosmos due mainly because it offers better overall performance compared to FIBRUM PRO through its higher resolution display combined with smoother frame rates due to its 90Hz refresh rate - though admittedly I wouldn't recommend this option unless you had a powerful enough computer system capable of running high end graphics applications at peak settings . Ultimately if budget isn’t an issue then I would go with the HTC Vive COSMOS as you'll get more bang out your buck but if cost considerations do come into play then FIBRUM Pro can still provide great results albeit at slightly lower graphical fidelity levels due to having fewer pixels per inch than what is offered by most PC VR headsets on the market today