HTC has announced the Vive Pro headset at its CES 2018 press conference.

The updated VR headset boasts a 3K resolutionThe number of pixels in an image, typically presented as a ratio of the total pixels on x axis to the total pixels on th... More, featuring two OLED panels for a total resolutionThe number of pixels in an image, typically presented as a ratio of the total pixels on x axis to the total pixels on th... More of 2880 x 1600. The existing Vive model  features two 1080p displays for a combined resolutionThe number of pixels in an image, typically presented as a ratio of the total pixels on x axis to the total pixels on th... More of 2160 x 1200.

Another update for the Vive Pro is integrated (and improved) audio. The new audio strap features an in-line amplifier for richer sound and improved spatial audio, according to HTC, and dual microphones. This means Vive Pro customers won’t have to buy the $99 Deluxe Audio Strap.

The headset will also be compatible with Valve’s upcoming refresh base stations, which will also be shown at CES this year.

The Vive Pro will support any content available for the existing Vive.

HTC will be offering an HMD-only upgrade for Vive users this quarter, with the full Vive Pro expected to arrive later this year. Additional pricing and shipping information has yet to be shared.