HTC Vive / PC VR
VIVE Pro 2
72
TopVR score
$799
retail class
Head-to-head
VIVE Pro 2 vs Varjo XR-4
VIVE Pro 2 scores 72/100 while Varjo XR-4 scores 70/100. Compare specs, price, pros, cons, and platform tradeoffs.
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Full Comparison
HTC Vive
VIVE Pro 2
72
TopVR score
$799
retail class
Varjo
Varjo XR-4
70
TopVR score
$3,990
retail class
| Spec | VIVE Pro 2 | Varjo XR-4 |
|---|---|---|
| Score | 72 /100 | 70 /100 |
| Resolution | 2448x2448 per eye | 3840x3744 per eye |
| Refresh Rate | 90 / 120 Hz | 90 Hz |
| Field of View | Up to 120 deg horizontal | 120 deg x 105 deg |
| Tracking | SteamVR Lighthouse outside-in | Inside-out or SteamVR tracking options with eye tracking |
| Battery | Wired PC VR headset | Wired PC XR headset |
| Weight | 850 g class | 1021 g class |
| Platform | SteamVR PC | Varjo Base / PC XR |
VIVE Pro 2 Verdict
VIVE Pro 2 remains relevant for Lighthouse users who want a high-resolution PC VR headset, but most new buyers should compare newer PC VR options before committing to the full kit.
High-resolution PC VR panels
SteamVR Lighthouse tracking
Works with Vive and Index tracking ecosystems
Fresnel lens glare and sweet spot are dated
Requires base stations and a gaming PC
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Buy on VIVE $799Varjo XR-4 Verdict
Varjo XR-4 is a professional XR system, not a mainstream buyer pick. It belongs in the ranking because serious simulation and enterprise shoppers compare it, but most consumers should ignore it.
Exceptional resolution and pixel density
Professional mixed-reality passthrough
200 Hz eye tracking
Not a consumer gaming headset
Very expensive once configured