I actually have done a good job convincing people to return their VR headsets, 7 so far.

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Your response reminds me of this:

87.3 and a third.

I got my brother PSVR for Christmas in 2016, but I lack VR myself.

I really wouldn't say that. The base PS4 is totally up for the task, as far as I'm concerned. Skyrim imho is the only game where I wish I had the Pro instead, the rest is perfectly fine.

OT - I sold 2 to date...

One to my brother, 2 hours after he had tried out mine. He was stating before, that he would never ever buy a PSVR. 

Another one to one of my best friends. After he had frenetically played Until Dawn Rush of Blood for 2 hours, he said this was the best game he ever played in his whole life (LOL he never was not much of a gamer, really) and bought a PS4 Pro and PSVR one week later.

Sadly, where I live atm I don't know have many gamer friends. Had one friend over and he was so impressed that he is now debating what is more important to him, a new TV or a PS4 + PSVR.

No one or better nothing really convinced me to buy VR. So there's that.

And i'd say that games definitely benefit from PS4 Pro. Differences in Robinson vary from subtle to huge, for example.

Of course they benefit, it's just nowhere near bad or unplayable without it.

I'm glad to hear that's working for you. I'd heard that the performance was far better on PS4 Pro, but I suppose that doesn't necessitate the base model version being noticeably poor.

Still, it's an expensive piece of equipment so I'd have a hard time recommending it to people if they're going to be getting an inferior experience, given it costs the same regardless of which PS4 you had. I have to imagine that, much like Skyrim, the real meat of VR games in the coming years will become increasingly difficult to run without the Pro.

I suppose one can always upgrade later and still use the same VR headset, though, so it might be worth it after all. I personally went with the Vive long before the PSVR was an available option, and the one thing I really thought Sony nailed with it is how comfortable it is to wear. While there's fun things you can do with the Vive that you can't with the PSVR, I suspect Sony's headset it the best way to win people over to VR without it feeling too cumbersome.

I sold 2 to these idiots! Then all low poly hell broke loose! Listen to me. NEVER Sell VR to James Bond or a guy who mows lawns for a living.