When it comes to virtual reality headsets, the Varjo Aero and HTC VIVE Pro 2 are two of the top-of-the-line options currently available on the market. Both offer excellent features and capabilities, so choosing between them can be difficult. After testing both headsets, I have come to some conclusions about each that may help you make your decision.

The Varjo Aero has a field of view of 115°, which is slightly lower than the 120° offered by the HTC VIVE Pro 2. While this isn’t a huge difference in terms of performance, it could be noticeable in certain situations. However, the resolution offered by the Varjo Aero (2880 x 2720 px) is higher than that offered by its rival (2448 × 2448 px). This should lead to more detailed images while playing games or watching movies on either headset.

In terms of system requirements for use, both headsets require relatively high-end computers for optimal performance. The minimum CPU requirement for each headset is Intel Core i5-4590 or AMD Ryzen 1500 equivalent or greater; however, the graphics cards needed differ slightly as do their respective operating systems – with Varjo Aero requiring Microsoft Windows and HTC VIVE Pro 2 needing SteamVR compatible with Microsoft Windows 10 .

Room scale technology is supported on both headsets which allows for full body tracking and 360 degree movements which makes gaming and watching immersive content even more enjoyable experiences. Both headsets also have refresh rates at 90 Hz for Varjo Aero and 120 Hz for HTC VIVE Pro 2 which allows them to create smooth visuals free from stuttering or lag during intense scenes in games or when watching action movies etc..

Overall, I prefer the HTC Vive Pro2 over its competitor due to its superior field of view - allowing me to enjoy an even better range of motion while using VR applications - along with its improved resolution and faster refresh rate meaning users can enjoy smoother visuals without any stuttering or lag. Additionally I find that having support from steamVR allows me a wider range of compatibility compared to using just Windows alone with my other PC hardware components making this option even better value overall.