The most defensible answer in 2026 is that Mully has been widely documented using an original HTC VIVE Pro, but I could not find a current first-party gear list or recent statement from Mully confirming that it is still his active headset.
That distinction matters. The old version of this article said he “currently uses” a VIVE Pro as though the information were permanently current. Creator setups change, and repeating an old affiliate-era claim is not enough evidence.
What VR headset has Mully been documented using?
Multiple independent VR profiles continue to identify the HTC VIVE Pro as Mully’s documented headset. VR.Space, for example, lists the VIVE Pro when describing his VR setup and the games associated with his channel.
See VR.Space’s Mully setup profile.
However, treat that as documented historical gear, not a guaranteed October 2026 loadout. I found no reliable 2026 first-party equipment page from Mully that confirms he has not changed headsets.
What is the original HTC VIVE Pro?
The original VIVE Pro is a tethered PC VR headset built around Valve’s SteamVR/Lighthouse tracking system.
HTC’s current support and product documentation lists:
- dual AMOLED displays;
- 1440 × 1600 resolution per eye, or 2880 × 1600 combined;
- 90Hz refresh rate;
- roughly 110-degree field of view;
- integrated microphones and removable on-ear headphones; and
- SteamVR tracking with external base stations.
HTC still maintains VIVE Pro support documentation in 2026, including setup, firmware and replacement-part guidance.
See HTC’s official VIVE Pro specifications.
Did Mully use the VIVE Pro 2?
I could not find reliable evidence confirming that he switched to a VIVE Pro 2.
This is another common problem with old creator-gear articles: a current product gets silently substituted for the older model a creator was actually documented using. The evidence I found points specifically to the original VIVE Pro.
What VR games is Mully known for?
Mully became especially associated with VRChat and comedy videos with The Boys, including JoshDub, EddieVR, Juicy and Your Narrator.
Older setup/game profiles also associate his channel with titles including:
- VRChat;
- Pavlov VR;
- Phasmophobia;
- The Forest;
- Zero Caliber VR;
- Minecraft; and
- Sam & Dan: Floaty Flatmates.
That is a historical list, not a claim that he actively plays every title in 2026.
Should you buy an original VIVE Pro because Mully used one?
Not by default. The VIVE Pro remains a capable Lighthouse-tracked PC headset, but it is now legacy hardware compared with newer standalone and PC-VR options.
If you are entering VR today, compare your actual priorities:
- Meta Quest 3: current standalone headset that can also be used for PC VR, with 2064 × 2208 pixels per eye and up to 120Hz refresh.
- Existing SteamVR setup: an older VIVE Pro can still make sense if you already own compatible base stations/controllers and value Lighthouse tracking.
- New dedicated PC VR: compare current headsets rather than buying an old model purely because a creator once used it.
Meta’s current Quest hardware comparison shows how far standalone headsets have moved since the original VIVE Pro generation.
Can the VIVE Pro still run in 2026?
Yes. HTC still provides VIVE Pro support pages for Windows and SteamVR, and lists Windows 11 among supported operating systems.
The headset requires a compatible gaming PC, DisplayPort, USB and SteamVR tracking hardware. Unlike a Quest, it is not a self-contained headset.
Why this page no longer says “Mully currently uses the HTC VIVE Pro”
Creator hardware is unusually difficult to keep current. Unless Mully publishes a dated gear list, setup video or direct statement, there is no responsible way to convert an old setup report into a permanent “current” fact.
So the answer is deliberately precise: HTC VIVE Pro is the headset Mully has been publicly documented using; his exact current 2026 headset is not independently confirmed.
Quick answer
Mully has been widely documented using the original HTC VIVE Pro, particularly during the VRChat-heavy era of his channel. I could not verify from a first-party 2026 source that it remains his current headset, so treat the VIVE Pro as his documented setup rather than a guaranteed current one.
