Comparing the Oculus Quest and HTC Vive Pro, there is much to consider in terms of specs and user experience. In terms of pure specs, the HTC Vive Pro has a higher resolution with 1440 x 1600 px compared to Oculus Quest’s 1600 x 1440 px. The field of view on the HTC Vive Pro is also larger at 110° compared to 95° for the Oculus Quest. Additionally, the refresh rate for HTC Vive Pro is 90 Hz as opposed to 72 Hz for the Oculus Quest.

In terms of hardware requirements, it should be noted that an Intel Core i5-4590 processor or better and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 graphics card are required for optimal performance with the HTC Vive Pro. This makes it more suitable for experienced gamers who have access to high-end PC gaming rigs; however, a basic gaming laptop may not meet these requirements. On the other hand, no additional hardware is needed when using the Oculus Quest as it is a standalone VR headset with all necessary hardware built into it.

When it comes to design and usability both headsets offer a great experience though they differ slightly in comfortability; due mainly because of their size difference; The HTC Vive Pro feels more bulky than its counterpart, but comes with adjustable straps which make finding a comfortable fit easier than before - especially if you're wearing glasses. Meanwhile, due to its light weight construction (478g), minimal adjustments are needed when putting on the Oculus Quest making it ideal for users who want portability and ease-of-use from their VR headset without sacrificing comfort levels.

For room scale tracking both headsets come equipped with 360 degree tracking which allows users full immersion within any given environment – whether real or virtual – allowing users enhanced control over objects inside games such as picking up weapons or items along with improved physical navigation in virtual worlds by physically walking around instead of using controllers like you would do on most standard video games consoles such as Playstation 4 or Xbox One systems etc.. However, this feature requires ample amounts space depending on what game title you’re playing so bear this in mind before investing your money into either product!

Finally my opinion: I personally prefer using The Oculus Quest due mainly because of its lightweight design - allowing me longer sessions without my neck getting sore - while still offering plenty features found inside more expensive headsets such as immersive room scale experiences and quality visuals powered by one of Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 processors + all round sharp sound thanks to its integrated audio headphones + optional bluetooth connection too!. With that being said if money isn't an issue then I suggest opting for The HTC VIVE Pro thanks mostly due to its superior resolution display + wider field view + enhanced compatibility support via SteamVR platform making life simpler if you want access certain titles that aren't available through normal means / stores etc...