Best Pico VR headset overall
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Why buy?
- High screen resolution (2160x2160)
- High pixel density (1200 ppi)
- Wide vertical FoV (104 °)
- Wide horizontal FoV (105 °)
- Advanced lens design (pancake)
- Includes passthrough mode
- Wide IPD range (58–72 mm)
- Many onboard cameras (6)
Why avoid?
- Basic display type (LCD)
- Low peak brightness (100 nits)
- No eye relief adjustment
- No voice command support
- No compass
- No 3.5 mm audio jack
- Low max operating temperature (35 °C)
- Older DisplayPort support (N/A)
- Avg. price: ~£530
- Resolution: 2160x2160Loading…
- Refresh rate: 90 HzLoading…
- Weight: 580 gLoading…
The Pico 4 Ultra is a high-performance standalone VR and mixed reality headset powered by the Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 chipset and...Read more
Best value for money
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Why buy?
- High screen resolution (2160x2160)
- High pixel density (1200 ppi)
- Wide vertical FoV (102 °)
- Wide horizontal FoV (105 °)
- Advanced lens design (pancake)
- Includes passthrough mode
- Supports hand tracking
- Adjustable IPD fit
Why avoid?
- Low peak brightness (60 nits)
- Basic display type (LCD)
- Narrow IPD range (62–72 mm)
- Heavy controllers (185 g)
- No eye relief adjustment
- No voice command support
- Low GPU frequency (587 MHz)
- Wide device body (195 mm)
- Avg. price: ~£380
- Resolution: 2160x2160Loading…
- Refresh rate: 90 HzLoading…
- Weight: 586 gLoading…
The Pico 4 is a standalone VR headset powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 chipset with 8GB of RAM and dual LCD screens...Read more
