So the resolution is actually only about 10% higher than the Windows MR devices, which have a combined 2880x1440 resolution. And the Wireless Adapter isn't incl

So the resolution is actually only about 10% higher than the Windows MR devices, which have a combined 2880x1440 resolution. And the Wireless Adapter isn't included in the Pro model, that's separate. The Windows MR headsets are all significantly cheaper than the Vive as well, and I find my HP headset to be quite a bit more comfortable than my Vive. Finally, the Windows MR headsets are compatible with Steam VR with an official plugin from Microsoft. I mean, I will still probably buy it, but if you're looking for a decent headset now, it's already available. Aside: I wonder what the Wireless Adapter entails, because both the Vive and the Windows MR headsets run on standard HDMI and USB 3.