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HTC VIVE Pro VR (Headset, Wireless setup, controllers, sensors, access - $400 (Dallastown)
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HTC Vive Pro headset
Wireless receiver installed (this was like a $400 purchase alone!)
Two Vive wand controllers
Two Lighthouse sensor boxes
Two Lighthouse sensor power connectors
WiGig PCI Express card
WiGig antenna module / cable
Wired connection breakout box and cable
Power adaptors for the wireless breakout box
Battery pack to power the wireless receiver
Two battery pack holders
Several spare "face gaskets"
USB cable to go from wireless receiver to battery pack
In the picture is a spare head strap, which I assumed was for this headset as but looking at the pics of the base Vive Pro I think this is actually my old OG Vive strap. I had upgraded the OG to the deluxe audio strap which is why the original strap was left over but now that I look at pics on Vive's page, I think the Pro's strap I am using is what comes with it already. I'll still throw it in the box though in case I am mistaken.
Caveats: One of the Vive wands d-pad's has an axis where it feels like the spring that makes the button rebound has lost its spring. It still works, but it doesn't feel the same as the rest. There is also some scarring around the lenses from when I had installed PS VR lenses. The 3D printed adapters I had bought didn't fit well at all so I went back to the stock fresnel lenses. There is no damage at all on the fresnel lenses, just some nicks in the plastic around the mounts.
If you're wondering why I have two battery holders included, it's so you can have one to clip on your waist when room scaling and another that I had attached with velcro to the back of my game chair so when I'm doing seated gaming at my desk I can just slip the battery onto the seat mount to keep it out of my way. I neglected to throw it on the table for the pic but I do have a male to male USB cable to connect the wireless receiver and the battery back.