For the record, mid PS3 and XBox 360 cycle I convinced at least 5 of my friends to switch to PC because we all had 1080p screens and wanted to play at that res in better quality. A console that is attempting to do what the PS4 pro is doing is exactly what I want, I want to see first parties in their best light and I'm getting tired of podcasters and commenters thinking that the demographic doesn't exist or that we're somehow insignficiant, despite PlayStation telling you that they have data that tells them the opposite. If you don't think there is value to the PS4 pro that is cool, but I want one. I expected a little more positivy from some of the community and I love listening to PS I love you for the most part, but as an enthusiast for tech this podcast sounded more tone death to their audience than Sony was at their press conference!
Also the processor box on VR does not effect visual performance, the screen on the VR is 1080p and it need to run at least 90fps, this is not easy for a PS4. Because of this loads of games are going to have to have low quality or lower resolution. The pro will make the PSVR a more viable competitor, with higher fidelity and res and help VR in general have more of a fighting chance.
Sony are in a tough place, they simultaneously don't want to devalue their current product and want to sell a new one. There are mixed messages for sure, they could definitely of done a better job selling the console.
Also, if your PC gamer doesn't mean that you always can afford it even want the best tech, in the 360 era it was enough just to have everything running at 1080p for me and I got a 670gtx for a fairly good price to see me though until the end of the gen. This gen unless you are willing to spend tonnes of money 4K is far out of reach and as such even though the 4K is compromised, the PS4 pro is quite desirable.