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VIVE Focus Vision vs PICO 4 Ultra

VIVE Focus Vision scores 80/100 while PICO 4 Ultra scores 78/100. Compare specs, price, pros, cons, and platform tradeoffs.

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PICO 4 Ultra

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$799

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Spec	VIVE Focus Vision	PICO 4 Ultra
Score	80 /100	78 /100
Resolution	2448x2448 per eye	2160x2160 per eye
Refresh Rate	90 Hz	Up to 90 Hz
Field of View	Up to 120 deg	104 deg class
Tracking	Inside-out 6DoF with eye and hand tracking	Inside-out 6DoF with ring-free controllers
Battery	Up to 2 hours; hot-swappable rear battery	Rear battery; balanced design
Weight	785 g	580 g
Platform	VIVE standalone / SteamVR PC	PICO OS

VIVE Focus Vision Verdict

VIVE Focus Vision is a serious hybrid headset for VRChat, PC VR, and enterprise-style mixed reality. It is too expensive for casual buyers, but eye tracking, DisplayPort support, and hot-swappable power make it useful for advanced setups.

Hybrid standalone and PC VR design

DisplayPort mode for high-quality PC VR

Built-in eye tracking and auto-IPD

Expensive versus Quest 3

Heavier than most consumer standalone headsets

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Buy on VIVE $999

PICO 4 Ultra Verdict

PICO 4 Ultra is a strong Quest-style mixed-reality alternative in markets where it is officially sold. For U.S. buyers, availability and software library depth keep Quest 3 and Quest 3S ahead.

Balanced front/rear headset design

XR2 Gen 2 platform with 12 GB RAM

Color mixed-reality passthrough and depth sensing

Limited U.S. retail presence

Store library is smaller than Quest

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Buy on PICO $799