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Picture quality on the One Pro is amazing. Crisp and clear. Sound is really good. Image is stable, but reacts weird in moving vehicles when using the body anchor mode since it can't know about the motion of the vehicle. I wish the fov was a little wider, but it's one of the best in the industry, so I'm nitpicking. My biggest complaint is that it gets a little warm, and has to rest on your forehead for the best view. But it's effectively replaced my TV in most cases.
I also have a Viture One. Image quality on it kinda bad - it's lower resolution and the chromatic aberration is pretty severe at the edges. Also, the way the screen prisms are set up also gets you a reflection of your shirt. But it feels sturdier and the proprietary cable is easier to attach in the dark so it's nicer for travel.