4.3

In a virtual reality comparison, the HTC Vive and the Fibrum Pro are both great headsets with various features that set them apart. While they both feature impressive field of view and 360 tracking capabilities, their hardware requirements and the platforms they support vary greatly.

The HTC Vive is designed to be used in conjunction with a high-end PC capable of running VR software. It requires an Intel i5-4590 or AMD FX 8350 processor, as well as Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 or AMD Radeon RX 480 graphics. It has a resolution of 1080x1200 pixels per eye, which ensures a clear picture when playing games or viewing videos. One of its main advantages is room scale technology which allows for total immersion in virtual worlds. The refresh rate is 90 Hz which provides smooth visuals while using the headset. All these features make it an excellent choice for people who own powerful PCs and want to experience high quality VR experiences without compromising on visual fidelity or performance.

The Fibrum Pro headset, on the other hand, offers slightly lower specs than its PC counterpart but still delivers good performance when playing immersive content on Android and iOS devices. It features a 110° field of view and comes equipped with 360 degree tracking technology so that users can enjoy a wide range of motion controlled games without having to invest in expensive hardware solutions such as controllers or sensors. Its resolution isn’t as high as what you would get from the HTC Vive but it’s still more than enough for most tasks like gaming and watching movies on your smartphone or tablet device.

When comparing these two headsets I found that each had their pros and cons depending on my needs at any given time; however I personally prefer using the HTC Vive due to its higher resolution display, room scale technology, and smoother frame rate – all important factors when it comes to enjoying an immersive virtual reality experience. Of course if you don't own a powerful PC then the Fibrum Pro might be better suited for you since it doesn't require any additional hardware beyond what you already have in your pocket!