The Pico also lets you browse the local network, so if you have a Windows file share on your computer, you can connect to that and directly stream a 3D or normal movie to the headset over wifi. I find this pretty handy, just sit on the couch and browse to your file and play. I have the Pico 3 Link, but same software. The built-in video player is pretty capable which was a very pleasant surprise for me. I'm also going to have to try Virtual Desktop for this when it comes out.
@@Charchar289 I may have been a little extreme with my wording. I am fond of the peripheral, but definitely not a diehard. Meta as a company certainly isn't beyond my criticism.
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@@marpex-market Okay, okay.. Well.. One last question.. Is there a dongle that allows be to both use a Headphone jack and a USB C charger? So that I can simultaneously connect the Pico 4 to the PC or plug and use my headphones that requires a jack.
@@TheOtacon68 Yes, all other tests and previews I have read or seen on UA-cam says that it is only streaming pcvr through Wi-Fi. Cable connection is not possible. So this review here puzzles me… has the tester here actually used it with a cable?
Wow this looks so nice am definitely buying this as soon as possible, jumping from the original quest this should make a huge difference, especially since i mostly play pcvr games.
@@laubox I agree. I have the Quest 2, but the built and from what I saw that pcvr games will look like, plus good loudspeakers, I'm going to get one too.
How is the compression? That's been a limiting factor for PCVR over USB or WiFi with Quest 2. I'd imagine Pico having it a bit more noticeable with the higher resolution lenses.
Very excited about this headset! It seems like the quest competition we were hoping for! Would love to get my hands on this some time maybe for a review myself, awesome video man! Erg goed gedaan voor je eerste Hardware video! :3
If it has a separate 3.5mm jack it would be amazing. Not being able to charge and listen (like in a sit down movie setting) is a pretty big detractor. And since latency is so important bluetooth for most things is off the table.
I mean you can plug in USB-C hub with audio out and power delivery passthrough but yea, it would be much better if such basic essentials were included. Seems like a big design flaw - last thing anyone wants is to tape more shit to your head just because base design is borked.
The Pico 4 has me really excited for competition in the VR market, but I'm honestly a little worried about the strap situation, and so few people have even mentioned the downsides of it other than you. Part of what made the Quest 2 so popular is the ability to switch out that strap when it breaks, you want a new one, or when your battery strap starts to degrade. It made it more approachable for consumers that want some security with their purchase, knowing so many things were interchangeable. I just really don't wanna find out that after, say, 1,000 hours of use the ratchet breaks on everyone's headstrap, with them all now out of warranty, forcing people to just junk the thing. Heck, even if we find their strap has the same issue that the original Quest straps had. Loving the Pico 4 and how it's looking thus far, and can't deny the usefulness of a battery bank in the back to counterbalance, but I'm just worried about the potential downsides here. Even just the fact that 3rd party strap manufacturers are completely left out in this headset's equation. Could have simply been a snap-on mechanism with metal magnetic contacts for power delivery, but alas, apparently not in their plans at the time. I guess we'll just have to wait and see what happens down the road for customers! Nice detailed review!
@@JakubSK The Quest 2 has sold 14.8 million units since its launch in October 2020 and is the most successful VR headset on the market. I think that defines "popular"
Wow... not bad at all. I do wish however that there was a 120+ Hz OLED "Pro" version that was made with PCVR in mind with maybe improved in home streaming and full bandwidth cabled option. Would probably pay 550€+ for such an option
the “full bandwidth” stuff, you’re basically asking for an entirely reworked system inside it basically, to accept smth like a dp 2.1 and different displays, (personally not asking for oled, but i feel like it’s subjective) oled 4k is cool, although it would be interesting to see how pancakes do with it (ie mesh and godrays)
We have quest 1,2 and this pico 4. Honesty speaking this Pico 4 is so far the best wireless headset we have tested. Much lighter in weight, much better resolution and tracking accuracy. Very nicely comfortable
As far as wireless... probably a good idea to wait for a Wifi 7 capable headset. As when paired with a wifi 7 router... wifi 7 will be able to push near 50Gbps theoretical, wifi 6e is currently capable of 5Gbps theoretical... so it should be quite good with low latency compressed streams, with even Ethernet itself being slower at 1Gbps rates. About half my home network is converted to 10GBe ... but my PC is still 1GBe only, next gen upgrade should fix that though.
I have to admit the Pico is extremely compelling for me. I would consider myself to be a very casual VR player. I currently have an Odyssey 2 which I pick up from time to time. I tried the Quest 2 but returned it since the stock strap was so bad (I know I know - many different options out there, etc but as I mentioned I'm very casual and just really couldn't be bothered). The fact that this seems so much lighter and display being better is extremely compelling. Hope they make a US release possible.
I mean the BOBOVR headstrap for 29 bucks is a steal and has made the lens' line up perfectly for me now. It's the best thing to do to the Quest 2 from day 1 of ownership.
If there werent rumors of Valve working on a standalone I would consider this one. I am surprised there arent any lawsuits going around with how similar the UI is to the Quests lol
I doubt we'll see a Valve stand alone before Christmas 2023. It won't be subsidised like the Pico and Quest undoubtedly are. If it's amazing for the money (eg. 4k 120hz pancake lenses etc etc all at circa $699), it'll have a damn long waiting list. I'm going Pico 4 and PSVR2. I don't care about the Quest 3 or Meta.
@@LCOF Pico and Quest are subsidized becasue they steal personal data to sell to investors, lmfao. CCP or Facebook, both evil AF. Get real. Pico won't be fully supported by any apps, won't be sold outside of asia and a handful of European countries, and PSVR2 is connected to PS5 that can't even handle anything above 60fps on a compressed data stream far from native res, with a library of VR games that make 2016 VR apps seem like the far future.
I would call that a sales tactic by the real owners, because they can. (Meta/TikTok). Subsidization is getting financial support from an independent third party. Is Xbox subsidized by Microsoft? Is Playstation subsidized by Sony? Not really right. Anyways. Would def be interested in a stand a lone from Valve.
The longer I wait to buy a VR headset, the happier i am. I'm not ready to jump in yet, it seems like there's still another level of experience vs pricing to be ironed out before I do. But with headset like this, were definitively getting closer.
the only disadvantage i can think of is that when the battery degrades, there is no custom headstrap capability, like you said, that's whta i love about the quest 2, the custom headstraps
Yeah, i wonder how this will work if someone drops the headset on the floor and it breaks. You can't easily replace the strap, you would have to return the whole thing.
@wespozo I don't have the 4 (yet?) but the Pico 3 does support using the headset while charging it simultaneously over USB-C. You could slip a battery pack into your pocket, and have a USB-C cable going up to the headset to power it. This would also work if you wanted to game more than the hours that this runs off the internal battery; get a 50000 mAh battery pack and you should be able to run this for a day. In fact, if you connect this to the PC via USB-C, I assume the PC sends power to the headset for longer gameplay sessions. The Pico 3 Link I have allows sending power over the Displayport cable also, if you plug a power supply into the port on the cable they include for "endless" play.
I’m enjoying my Quest 2 for now, but I will probably get something like that next year when cost comes down and tech advances another notch. Great video 👍🏼
Would love to know if capacitive touch shows up in SteamVR's "test controllers" UI. Haven't seen concrete evidence touch input will work with PC yet and it is a make or break for my usecases. Great video.
No Display port is a deal breaker, as I only use pcvr racing sims and MSFS. Streaming that, without massive compression and quality loss?! Lol, no way we're there yet
@@sylviiu the only thing I'm afraid of is exclusive games as i don't have a vr ready pc for pcvr so i need all exclusive available on pico because there's no other reason for anyone to buy quest 2 now
I'm so lost right now, I wanna get my first VR Headset and seeing what Pico offers it makes it look like it's the one I should get, but the fact that Quest 2 has more games, more apps, and everything more polished just makes me believe Quest 2 it's better. I don't know what to do hahaha, I guess I'll wait for more reviews on this new Pico 4 headset. Thank you for this in-depth review touching all points about the Pico 4. I'm looking forward to seeing more videos about this headset.
Hi Spirit! Damn, I get your confusion! Let me first ask, would you like to play standalone games or more PCVR games? The fact that the quest 2 is more polished is because they have almost a 2 year headstart. The pico software def needs some finetuning, but that is just a matter of time I believe. Perhaps with it out just a bit more. I will come back to you with a Q2 vs Pico 4 comparison!
Well, first of all, you can only buy Picos in some markets, like Europe and far east, so far. But the Pico 4 is considerably better from a technical point of view. The Quest does have some exclusive titles so far yes, but otoh Pico has started adding bigger titles to their store.
@@laubox Uhm... I think PCVR is more my thing as I've always enjoyed a lot playing on PC and there are plenty of games I would like to play using the flat to vr mods, so I'd say probably PCVR. Wireless of course, I plan on getting a wifi6 router to be able to enjoy a perfect VR wireless experience. Another thing that really called my attention is BigscreenVR but I think that app is not supported on Pico 4 yet.
@@wassilia1234 Oh, so with Sidequest I can play every game available for Quest 2 but the Oculus Store exclusives? That's great, I don't know much about Sidequest and I think I should learn a bit about it, thanks for the info.
Hi Nathan, thank you very much for the comment, much appreciated. I find this still a very hard question to answer as I have to compare the headset to my Quest 2 and HP Reverb. It seemed great, but definetly not perfect. I will have to come back to you!
Hopefully with this coming out, the Quest 3 will have a screen resolution as good as this or better. I really like the design. It seems like the UI was directly replicated from META
Well they just showed of the quest pro, the "high end" headset and it has crap resolution. Pretty much the same as Quest 2. So i do not expect there "basic" VR headset line to have better resolution, whenever that comes out.
@@TENGILL I think Meta is vastly overestimating the demand for the Quest Pro and severely dropped the ball with it. But, I doubt we see improvement on the Quest 3 now
this looks soooooo cool, I'm super excited to get a refresh on the quest 2. This one has 1200 PPI and the quest 2 has 773 so it'll be clearer, super excited to see comparisons between those 2. I just hope their version on Link / AirLink is as good if not better. Would be nice if it could handle more bandwidth while decoding
I am looking for my first ve headset do you think I should get the oculas quest 2 or the pico 4 I am leaning towards the pico 4 but just wanted another opinion
This seems like it’s gonna be a really good headset especially considering the face that the new quest isn’t gonna be a gaming headset and gonna be $1500
Im not sure, but I think the Q3 will go more to the business side and offer productivity apps, This so they compete with Apple and Microsoft. Gaming is just a very niche market.
@@geckowithapin4284 the difference is pretty massive though. The quest 2 has roughly 1,000 games for it, including most large releases. The pico store has like, 100 mediocre games with very few big releases. I can only see people getting it for pcvr
@@spacedout4061 I wonder if this has something to do with the Asia and Europe only release. Wait until it gains popularity, users, and more devs port their games to it, then release it to the biggest market.
After years of playing oculus Rift (or at least own it,) I decided to give Pico 4 a try. My experience is very subjective and I've only had the rift to compare to. Personally it wasn't as amazing as I imagined it. My oculus rift imo has the best strap ever created and It almost feels like I'm not wearing a headset after a few hours. Pico 4 however felt stiff in the cushioning and it also revealed that I'm disfigured, because no matter what I did, the headset kept putting pressure on the top of my nose bone to the point it began to hurt. If I manage to put it in a spot where it doesn't hurt, I lost all clarity because it was too high up... Coming from regular gaming with 144hz and Oculus tethered experience, wireless is not the way to go for me I think. Too much latency and stutters, after I realized I had to buy a new router just to be able to access wireless. Unless its as fluid as tethered I can't do it. I'm a PCVR only fella and I have no experience with other headsets apart from rift but I also felt that the clarity was only in the center of the screen and completely blurry at the edges. Heard its not uncommon but never really experienced that on my rift (granted it was all pretty much blurry so might just not seen the difference XD). Looking down at my body in bonelabs it was just blur. No crisp boobs to play with DX
Looks nice, only thing I wouldn't like would be the strap and with the battery being in the back it doesn't look like you'll be able to get third-party straps.
Yeah but the battery being in the back is so that it isn't front heavy. Plus the strap doesn't seem bad, especially compared to the default quest 2 strap.
@@musicimpact7120 just means no bobo strap for extra battery life and comfort. The only way to extend battery would be pocketable packs and you are forced with the default strap permanently. Its just another thing to consider. I love customization and options
@@FNH8iT yes, I understand that. But you need to understand that they did that for weight balancing issues. The quest 2 has everything in the front which makes it pretty uncomfortable after a while. This one is way more comfortable because the weight is even and not front heavy.
Odd that they chose an IPD range of 62-72, this seems to be in the higher range and would likely make it uncomfortable for those in the lower range. Surely it would have made more sense to make it +/- 5 either side of the average IPD? Or maybe they did some research and found that people interested in VR would likely have a wider IPD for some reason?
I'm pretty sure it's a technical limitation since the lenses are bigger than e.g. on the Quest, and they can only go so far together before they touch.
I develop VR and XR products for with both the Quest 2 and index and I have an IPD of around 58 so this would be very uncomfortable for me to develop with.
@@jordanhogan8446 Mine is around 61mm... so probably closer to being comfortable than Quest 2 as I have to set the quest to 63mm. Sometimes I try to physically force the quest 2 to between the two lower settings.
9:45 Can you use the pico neo 4 with a USB 3.0 cable? If so, please let me know. Since I don't think the wifi in my room is solid enough to use the wireless streaming. I've been trying to find an answer to this question for ages but haven't been able to find it anywhere. One thing I also would like to know is if the headset charges or maintains charge if you use it wired. I would much appreciate it if you could give me the answers to these questions!
Yes this is very confusing. All other videos say no to PCVR via cable. I don't think this video is correct, but we will find out with more video reviews.
Hello. Thank you for this extensive but short review. I like videos like that - short but with a lot of info. I have one tiny question: do you know if the buttons or sticks on the controller have a touch detection - aka whether they're capacitive. These kind of buttons and sticks detect if you just touch them but not press them down. I run a community which is mostly about VRChat - and I'd love to recommend another headset than the Quest or Index - the Quest: some people have concerns because of Meta/Facebook - the Index is obviously quite expensive. Unfortunately only the Oculus Touch controllers and Index controllers currently have this feature.
You said, the Pico 4 could be used via cable, but everything else I heard says it cant, or does it just not have proper DP, and compression/latency via USB is the similar to wireless?
Only downside I see with this is not being able to access oculus library. Its a bummer because This headset looks and sounds amazing (a much lighter headset sounds like a godsend) but having all my games on oculus, theres no way im rebuying them all for pico.
Hey, just thought about the face cover and...Wouldn't it have the same problem than the Quest 2 default one? Like, wouldn't it absorb the sweat and all (It looked like it would)
@@thisniqqa. I’m pretty sure there marking that it absorbs sweat as a fitness feature to keep your face dry and cool, personally I dont like that and it seems you don’t either
is it possible to use DeoVR or Skybox vr player for watching movies? Can you watch movies straight from your pc harddrive? how long does the battery last, is it enough to watch a whole movie?
You don't really need either if you have local files, the built-in video player will play video straight over the network, streaming from a Windows file share. Works perfectly on the PIco 3 I have, and this seems to be an improved internal software version. Streaming from the web directly is more of a pain. But, Virtual Desktop is coming for this quite soon, also.
Thanks for the video! The price and features seem to be balanced quite well. Judging from the video, Pico is light years ahead of my ancient PSVR, so I guess I'm due for an upgrade soon.
@@demonreturns4336 Sure, I agree. If I had PS5, it would be a no-brainer. But on the other hand, Pico is a complete package not depending on any external hardware, and works without a single wire, which is a big plus. And if you need more power/visuals, you can always stream from PC. Ofcourse, if you have one that can handle VR well.
While the promising display, better weight distribution, magnetic facial interface and precision ipd adjuster is a leap forward, the battery and sound controller being part of the headstrap is a massive turn off for me and prevents anyone from making an aftermarket/replacement headstrap if they don't like the default one.
YT recommends me your video, as probably, i am checking to make a PCVR for my new Quest2 (maybe i bought it too fast as a lot of VR helmet are coming, but, i couldn't wait 😅). And wow, i must say, you are really a beautiful young man ! Did someone told you that you looks alike James Marsden from the Xmen movies ? ^^ Have a nice day "Scott" 🥰
7:37 I like that the theater model looks a bit like a cross between an IMAX theater and the largest Dolby Cinema theater that I go to sometimes out here in Arizona. Feels familiar in the best way.
I just bought the quest pro because I wanted something with better weight balance for pcvr. Had I known about this I probably would have gotten it instead! I'm impressed with its library so far! But I guess I want to wait anyway to see what valve and HTC have coming up. I really want a standalone steamvr headset. No more walled gardens please.
Good question. Other videos say NO on thru USB port, I am confused with this video describing PCVR connections. I know there is a WIFI dongle to do PCVR.
More competition and more choices! Meta quest, pro, and apple VR headsets will cost beyond most people's budget, so Pico’s quality-price ratio is a very attractive choice
A good router is cheaper and more useful than the dongle. A good router will upgrade your entire home network and allow you to use Airlink to its full capacity.
Yeah i would agree with that, but i think im in a bit of a niche where i don't need or wanna pay for wifi so the dongle would be a perfect option for me personally
@@sembalo1776 a router will also allow you to connect other devices to your network for uses such as file transfer. WiFi isn't just wireless internet :) Out of interest, do you only use mobile internet seeing as you don't have a home internet connection?
Great video, but a quite important thing for me is, that I wear glasses, is there a chance of scratching the lenses or can you get prescription lenses like you can on the occulus?
I bought one and returned a day later. Dealbraker for me is that the screen door effect is VERY noticeable for me. I come from a Rift CV1, that has HALF the resolution, and yes screen door effect is less on the Pico 4 but it was still there and different. Also, playing with the stream assistant and USB-C cable a lot of stuff wasn't working. Took me 3 hours to get sound. Hand gestures (yes the controllers have capacitive buttons and sticks) didn't work in Half Life Alix. The tracking was a lot worse than the CV1. So having a new headset, that is for me less fun than a 7 year old headset just doesn't cut it for me...
Re: Lack of an audio jack. Some people say to use Bluetooth for audio. However, I have never seen a Bluetooth headset that doesn't have significant latency. This will put the video and audio horribly out of sync. This is why Bluetooth headsets are not used for watching movies, videos or gaming. There are many videos on this subject, so it is not an isolated issue. Even if a set of headphones can use aptX, which is supposed to reduce latency, doesn't mean that Windows will choose to use the aptX codec. With no way to tell Windows which codec to use, even the best headsets can be limited to lower end codecs, which will mean significant latency.
I happen to have a steelseries arctis wireless pro, which doesn't use bluetooth, but is still wireless with very little to no latency. I would really advise it if that's what's bothering you.
wait, the pico 4 allows you to connect to PC with cable?! Everyone on every platform said that that's not possible, even the picoxr website said to connect via wifi-6
The movies I watched where very sharp! 2d movies that is in for example prime video or HBO Max. No screen door effects whatsover, just a bit of light coming in from the sides that can easily be fixed by I think a better face cover.
Hi could you tell us, how is controllers Haptics please ? Better than WMR ? With 2 AA power cell, we should have strong haptic than Oculus Touch on Quest 2
Hi Olivier, thanks for your message. The haptics are definetly there, but i would have to play a bit more with it to really make up a good judgement and compare ith with HP reverb and Quest. I will include this topic in my Q2 vs Pico 4 comparison, Thanks for the reminder!
Wow!! Great review!!! I would like to know if the headset comes with a charge cable and how long it is. Can you play PCVR while It's charging?? Can you browse your PC like using the headset as a monitor? (like you can with the Oculus Rift and Rift S) One more thing! Do you need to be signed in to a Pico account to do PCVR (through Steam)?? TY & Subscribed!!!
@@dave2blame444 it’s lighter more compact has more fov and a higher resolution, for me it would be quite the upgrade but it doesn’t have 120hz so I’ll pass
hello, I mainly play in the DCS world ... I was thinking of buying HP Reverb versus 2 but now, in terms of parameters, is Pico 4 better than HP Reverb v2?any advice or should I wait for Meta and the Apple?
I don’t know… I’m still fine with my reverb G2. Seems like a lot of the stuff this offers the G2 already does. Will probably upgrade once an 8K headset comes out. Using for DCS and IL-2
The Pico also lets you browse the local network, so if you have a Windows file share on your computer, you can connect to that and directly stream a 3D or normal movie to the headset over wifi. I find this pretty handy, just sit on the couch and browse to your file and play. I have the Pico 3 Link, but same software. The built-in video player is pretty capable which was a very pleasant surprise for me. I'm also going to have to try Virtual Desktop for this when it comes out.
This is cool. Saves the hassle of copy pasting.
I can do the same on the quest with a good player
is it SMB or DLNA?
That's great to know. Thanks. I use that a lot to stream to the TV and other stuff.
@@Naranek What player? (I want to try it)
As a diehard quest fan boy I gotta say. This definitely looks impressive. I hope it gets enough software to compete.
I had no idea diehard quest fanboys existed.
@@Charchar289 I may have been a little extreme with my wording. I am fond of the peripheral, but definitely not a diehard. Meta as a company certainly isn't beyond my criticism.
Quest and fanboy in same sentence. Yuk
garbage comment go stand with your nose in the corner
Im a vr fan and did not know that this existed... number 4??? What lol
Very nice video as it is well structured and straight forward.Can't wait to see other videos about the Pico 4.
This quality and editing is honestly unbelievable for such a small channel. Only a matter of time before this grows
Hi all, first of all thank you for watching this video! This is just my first impression Review of the new Pico 4 and my very first Hardware review video :) Don't forget to check out my Quest 2 vs Pico 4 video for a nice comparison. Feel free to subscribe to keep notified, It means a lot to me! Besides that, I am very curious what you guys think of this headset! Please let me know! You can preorder the Pico 4 here (UK): amzn.to/3fGMBNP (Affiliate)
I have a question about the microphone quality.
How does the microphone quality of the Pico 4 fare against the microphone quality of the Quest 2?
@@marpex-market Okay, okay.. Well.. One last question.. Is there a dongle that allows be to both use a Headphone jack and a USB C charger? So that I can simultaneously connect the Pico 4 to the PC or plug and use my headphones that requires a jack.
Is there really wired PCVR link option? I heard others say there is only wireless.
@@TheOtacon68 Yes, all other tests and previews I have read or seen on UA-cam says that it is only streaming pcvr through Wi-Fi. Cable connection is not possible. So this review here puzzles me… has the tester here actually used it with a cable?
@@rotormann you can also use type-c company offically said
Wow. I'd love to review this one too. Looks really cool!
Wow this looks so nice am definitely buying this as soon as possible, jumping from the original quest this should make a huge difference, especially since i mostly play pcvr games.
Your comment is much appreciated dark! You will see a huge difference jumping from the original Quest, espcially in comfort! What pcvr games you play?
I'm in the exact same position as you am almost 100% picking up the pico neo 4
@@laubox I agree. I have the Quest 2, but the built and from what I saw that pcvr games will look like, plus good loudspeakers, I'm going to get one too.
How is the compression? That's been a limiting factor for PCVR over USB or WiFi with Quest 2. I'd imagine Pico having it a bit more noticeable with the higher resolution lenses.
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Very excited about this headset! It seems like the quest competition we were hoping for!
Would love to get my hands on this some time maybe for a review myself, awesome video man!
Erg goed gedaan voor je eerste Hardware video! :3
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100% Best headset after tested
If it has a separate 3.5mm jack it would be amazing.
Not being able to charge and listen (like in a sit down movie setting) is a pretty big detractor.
And since latency is so important bluetooth for most things is off the table.
I mean you can plug in USB-C hub with audio out and power delivery passthrough but yea, it would be much better if such basic essentials were included. Seems like a big design flaw - last thing anyone wants is to tape more shit to your head just because base design is borked.
Imagine getting it just so you can't play Beat Saber on it.. at least not without a *dongle* on your face.
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The Pico 4 has me really excited for competition in the VR market, but I'm honestly a little worried about the strap situation, and so few people have even mentioned the downsides of it other than you.
Part of what made the Quest 2 so popular is the ability to switch out that strap when it breaks, you want a new one, or when your battery strap starts to degrade. It made it more approachable for consumers that want some security with their purchase, knowing so many things were interchangeable.
I just really don't wanna find out that after, say, 1,000 hours of use the ratchet breaks on everyone's headstrap, with them all now out of warranty, forcing people to just junk the thing. Heck, even if we find their strap has the same issue that the original Quest straps had.
Loving the Pico 4 and how it's looking thus far, and can't deny the usefulness of a battery bank in the back to counterbalance, but I'm just worried about the potential downsides here. Even just the fact that 3rd party strap manufacturers are completely left out in this headset's equation.
Could have simply been a snap-on mechanism with metal magnetic contacts for power delivery, but alas, apparently not in their plans at the time. I guess we'll just have to wait and see what happens down the road for customers!
Nice detailed review!
Quest is def not popular
@@JakubSK The Quest 2 has sold 14.8 million units since its launch in October 2020 and is the most successful VR headset on the market. I think that defines "popular"
@@SuperSucc69 doesn’t change the fact it’s garbage
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Wow... not bad at all. I do wish however that there was a 120+ Hz OLED "Pro" version that was made with PCVR in mind with maybe improved in home streaming and full bandwidth cabled option. Would probably pay 550€+ for such an option
Yeah that would make it MUCH MORE expensive
Psvr 2 might be the best option next year
the “full bandwidth” stuff, you’re basically asking for an entirely reworked system inside it basically, to accept smth like a dp 2.1 and different displays, (personally not asking for oled, but i feel like it’s subjective) oled 4k is cool, although it would be interesting to see how pancakes do with it (ie mesh and godrays)
@@ronthorn3 for playstation owners yeah. For the rest of the world: nope
Since this doesn't have displayport it's dead to me sadly. I was REALLY excited for it.
We have quest 1,2 and this pico 4. Honesty speaking this Pico 4 is so far the best wireless headset we have tested. Much lighter in weight, much better resolution and tracking accuracy. Very nicely comfortable
As far as wireless... probably a good idea to wait for a Wifi 7 capable headset. As when paired with a wifi 7 router... wifi 7 will be able to push near 50Gbps theoretical, wifi 6e is currently capable of 5Gbps theoretical... so it should be quite good with low latency compressed streams, with even Ethernet itself being slower at 1Gbps rates. About half my home network is converted to 10GBe ... but my PC is still 1GBe only, next gen upgrade should fix that though.
@@Wingnut353 yeah but wifi 7 won’t be happening so soon as wifi 6e is just released
I have to admit the Pico is extremely compelling for me. I would consider myself to be a very casual VR player. I currently have an Odyssey 2 which I pick up from time to time. I tried the Quest 2 but returned it since the stock strap was so bad (I know I know - many different options out there, etc but as I mentioned I'm very casual and just really couldn't be bothered). The fact that this seems so much lighter and display being better is extremely compelling. Hope they make a US release possible.
I mean the BOBOVR headstrap for 29 bucks is a steal and has made the lens' line up perfectly for me now. It's the best thing to do to the Quest 2 from day 1 of ownership.
Pretty easy to import from the UK. I just ordered on Amazon UK.
bruh it takes one amazon order and 30 secs to replace the strap. i smell a liar
@@Jacob-zv7xw Huh?
They're trying to capture the European and Asian markets where Meta doesn't want to touch soo i'd say yeah
If there werent rumors of Valve working on a standalone I would consider this one. I am surprised there arent any lawsuits going around with how similar the UI is to the Quests lol
I doubt we'll see a Valve stand alone before Christmas 2023. It won't be subsidised like the Pico and Quest undoubtedly are. If it's amazing for the money (eg. 4k 120hz pancake lenses etc etc all at circa $699), it'll have a damn long waiting list. I'm going Pico 4 and PSVR2. I don't care about the Quest 3 or Meta.
@@LCOF Pico and Quest are subsidized becasue they steal personal data to sell to investors, lmfao. CCP or Facebook, both evil AF.
Get real.
Pico won't be fully supported by any apps, won't be sold outside of asia and a handful of European countries, and PSVR2 is connected to PS5 that can't even handle anything above 60fps on a compressed data stream far from native res, with a library of VR games that make 2016 VR apps seem like the far future.
@@LCOF subsidised. How?
@@kennethryberg they take a loss on hardware and subsidize by selling software. Just like consoles.
Valve does this.
I would call that a sales tactic by the real owners, because they can. (Meta/TikTok). Subsidization is getting financial support from an independent third party. Is Xbox subsidized by Microsoft? Is Playstation subsidized by Sony? Not really right. Anyways. Would def be interested in a stand a lone from Valve.
The longer I wait to buy a VR headset, the happier i am. I'm not ready to jump in yet, it seems like there's still another level of experience vs pricing to be ironed out before I do. But with headset like this, were definitively getting closer.
Here here
the only disadvantage i can think of is that when the battery degrades, there is no custom headstrap capability, like you said, that's whta i love about the quest 2, the custom headstraps
This tbh on the quest 2 the first thing I bought for it was a new head strap
You can just connect a battery pack to the USB on the Pico 4, in that case.
Yeah, i wonder how this will work if someone drops the headset on the floor and it breaks. You can't easily replace the strap, you would have to return the whole thing.
@wespozo I don't have the 4 (yet?) but the Pico 3 does support using the headset while charging it simultaneously over USB-C. You could slip a battery pack into your pocket, and have a USB-C cable going up to the headset to power it. This would also work if you wanted to game more than the hours that this runs off the internal battery; get a 50000 mAh battery pack and you should be able to run this for a day. In fact, if you connect this to the PC via USB-C, I assume the PC sends power to the headset for longer gameplay sessions. The Pico 3 Link I have allows sending power over the Displayport cable also, if you plug a power supply into the port on the cable they include for "endless" play.
attach a power bank? :)
I’m enjoying my Quest 2 for now, but I will probably get something like that next year when cost comes down and tech advances another notch.
Great video 👍🏼
quest 3 will be out by then and obviously will be miles better then anything pico can make
Would love to know if capacitive touch shows up in SteamVR's "test controllers" UI.
Haven't seen concrete evidence touch input will work with PC yet and it is a make or break for my usecases.
Great video.
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No Display port is a deal breaker, as I only use pcvr racing sims and MSFS. Streaming that, without massive compression and quality loss?! Lol, no way we're there yet
this headset is incredibly impressive, makes me wish it was available in the US as well, haha.
Hi Syl, thank for the comment buddy! Im sure at one point it will arive in the US of America!
@@laubox this headset has a lot going for it (a lot over what meta has to offer ATM with this price point), it'd definitely sell well here!
@@sylviiu the only thing I'm afraid of is exclusive games as i don't have a vr ready pc for pcvr so i need all exclusive available on pico because there's no other reason for anyone to buy quest 2 now
Pretty sure you could import it through Amazon UK.
@@awayforthewin1325 i never even considered that omg
I'm so lost right now, I wanna get my first VR Headset and seeing what Pico offers it makes it look like it's the one I should get, but the fact that Quest 2 has more games, more apps, and everything more polished just makes me believe Quest 2 it's better. I don't know what to do hahaha, I guess I'll wait for more reviews on this new Pico 4 headset.
Thank you for this in-depth review touching all points about the Pico 4. I'm looking forward to seeing more videos about this headset.
Hi Spirit! Damn, I get your confusion! Let me first ask, would you like to play standalone games or more PCVR games? The fact that the quest 2 is more polished is because they have almost a 2 year headstart. The pico software def needs some finetuning, but that is just a matter of time I believe. Perhaps with it out just a bit more. I will come back to you with a Q2 vs Pico 4 comparison!
Well, first of all, you can only buy Picos in some markets, like Europe and far east, so far. But the Pico 4 is considerably better from a technical point of view. The Quest does have some exclusive titles so far yes, but otoh Pico has started adding bigger titles to their store.
Sidequest works with Pico headsets so you can still play the same games that Quest 2 offers, just requires a bit more effort.
@@laubox Uhm... I think PCVR is more my thing as I've always enjoyed a lot playing on PC and there are plenty of games I would like to play using the flat to vr mods, so I'd say probably PCVR. Wireless of course, I plan on getting a wifi6 router to be able to enjoy a perfect VR wireless experience.
Another thing that really called my attention is BigscreenVR but I think that app is not supported on Pico 4 yet.
@@wassilia1234 Oh, so with Sidequest I can play every game available for Quest 2 but the Oculus Store exclusives? That's great, I don't know much about Sidequest and I think I should learn a bit about it, thanks for the info.
I never thought they'd get to ready player one type slimness with the pico headset but I'm surprised that they did🙀
Yeah it even looks like the one from the movie
@@Llamu I know right it's amazing 🙀
Great review! I'm definitely very excited about this headset.
I am curious, since the Pico 4 has LCD displays, how are the dark levels?
Hi Nathan, thank you very much for the comment, much appreciated. I find this still a very hard question to answer as I have to compare the headset to my Quest 2 and HP Reverb. It seemed great, but definetly not perfect. I will have to come back to you!
It will be similar to Quest 2. It is not expensive OLED
@@laubox Since you've had your quest 2 for so long can you tell us if its the same, better, or worse?
Hopefully with this coming out, the Quest 3 will have a screen resolution as good as this or better. I really like the design. It seems like the UI was directly replicated from META
To me resolution is *far* secondary to comfort. Comfort is what keeps me from using my headset more, not resolution.
Well they just showed of the quest pro, the "high end" headset and it has crap resolution.
Pretty much the same as Quest 2.
So i do not expect there "basic" VR headset line to have better resolution, whenever that comes out.
@@TENGILL I think Meta is vastly overestimating the demand for the Quest Pro and severely dropped the ball with it. But, I doubt we see improvement on the Quest 3 now
@@ethanlegrand33 The Quest Pro is for business users.
@@ReductioAdAbsurdum Once you have a headset resolution cannot be changed, at least internal specs. Comfort is incredibly easy to modify.
This looks freaking awesome. I love the size. Makes lone gaming sessions and going into scopes will be amazing
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this looks soooooo cool, I'm super excited to get a refresh on the quest 2. This one has 1200 PPI and the quest 2 has 773 so it'll be clearer, super excited to see comparisons between those 2.
I just hope their version on Link / AirLink is as good if not better. Would be nice if it could handle more bandwidth while decoding
Watching videos in quest 2 is no fun.
Its basically ccp malware
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Very good review! Way better than many other "more established" VR UA-camrs... 🥇
Appreciate that Jussi!
Looks interesting. I'm still on the quest 1 and I thought of buying the Pico 4 pro so I get eye tracking but I'll see if its worth it
Great review Laubox. See ya soon on your twitch streams!
Thanks Pils, really appreciate your comment!
Looks great! Glad to see competition in the wireless headset marketplace
Very good work breaking down everything on the headset. Very helpful 👍
This is a very good review man. Well done
Thanks Chris, much appreciated!
I am looking for my first ve headset do you think I should get the oculas quest 2 or the pico 4
I am leaning towards the pico 4 but just wanted another opinion
pico 4 is better
This looks much more comfortable than the quest 3. Wish it was available in the US
It is. Just buy it from one of the online stores selling it. Its free shipping to the US.
Laubox is my favourite VR content creator. Top notch quality like always 👍
Thanks Teldo, that is very sweet. Very much appreciate the comment!
With the added usb c to pcvr support, this is near perfect hmd. Just missing a 3.5mm audio jack, hopefully, the pro version will have it.
Hi mo, very true! But don't most headphones just have Bluetooth these days?
And you will not have thé pro version, even if you are not a pro ... 👀
Please stop this Hope about pro version for customers in Europe please 🤝
@@picofrance your a bot arent you
You can use split from USB C to 3,5mm jack+ usb c
@@nilla2904 huuuu.... 🤔
Nope, but one day maybe ! 😂
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Why, you think pro version will be available ( and useful 👀) for casual gamers ? 😉
Love this review, i was kinda regreting buying the pico 4 but now i know what it can do
Thanks for the comment toby, I appreciate that!
This seems like it’s gonna be a really good headset especially considering the face that the new quest isn’t gonna be a gaming headset and gonna be $1500
This headset is really only good for pcvr tho. Technically it does standalone but has very few games
Im not sure, but I think the Q3 will go more to the business side and offer productivity apps, This so they compete with Apple and Microsoft. Gaming is just a very niche market.
@@spacedout4061 luckily software and game selection is something that always can, and will, improve.
@@geckowithapin4284 the difference is pretty massive though. The quest 2 has roughly 1,000 games for it, including most large releases. The pico store has like, 100 mediocre games with very few big releases. I can only see people getting it for pcvr
@@spacedout4061 I wonder if this has something to do with the Asia and Europe only release. Wait until it gains popularity, users, and more devs port their games to it, then release it to the biggest market.
After years of playing oculus Rift (or at least own it,) I decided to give Pico 4 a try. My experience is very subjective and I've only had the rift to compare to. Personally it wasn't as amazing as I imagined it. My oculus rift imo has the best strap ever created and It almost feels like I'm not wearing a headset after a few hours. Pico 4 however felt stiff in the cushioning and it also revealed that I'm disfigured, because no matter what I did, the headset kept putting pressure on the top of my nose bone to the point it began to hurt. If I manage to put it in a spot where it doesn't hurt, I lost all clarity because it was too high up... Coming from regular gaming with 144hz and Oculus tethered experience, wireless is not the way to go for me I think. Too much latency and stutters, after I realized I had to buy a new router just to be able to access wireless. Unless its as fluid as tethered I can't do it. I'm a PCVR only fella and I have no experience with other headsets apart from rift but I also felt that the clarity was only in the center of the screen and completely blurry at the edges. Heard its not uncommon but never really experienced that on my rift (granted it was all pretty much blurry so might just not seen the difference XD). Looking down at my body in bonelabs it was just blur. No crisp boobs to play with DX
Great review!
Currently in the middle of selling my Quest 2 to purchase this really can’t wait for this looks unreal
So, this or Meta Quest 2?
Which is better and why?
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I've randomly found you looking for reviews of the pico 4 :D
Looks nice, only thing I wouldn't like would be the strap and with the battery being in the back it doesn't look like you'll be able to get third-party straps.
Yeah but the battery being in the back is so that it isn't front heavy. Plus the strap doesn't seem bad, especially compared to the default quest 2 strap.
@@musicimpact7120 just means no bobo strap for extra battery life and comfort. The only way to extend battery would be pocketable packs and you are forced with the default strap permanently. Its just another thing to consider. I love customization and options
@@FNH8iT yes, I understand that. But you need to understand that they did that for weight balancing issues. The quest 2 has everything in the front which makes it pretty uncomfortable after a while. This one is way more comfortable because the weight is even and not front heavy.
Odd that they chose an IPD range of 62-72, this seems to be in the higher range and would likely make it uncomfortable for those in the lower range. Surely it would have made more sense to make it +/- 5 either side of the average IPD? Or maybe they did some research and found that people interested in VR would likely have a wider IPD for some reason?
I'm pretty sure it's a technical limitation since the lenses are bigger than e.g. on the Quest, and they can only go so far together before they touch.
@@MadMaxBLD You could be on the money there, perhaps we'll see IPD widening surgery become a thing. ;)
I develop VR and XR products for with both the Quest 2 and index and I have an IPD of around 58 so this would be very uncomfortable for me to develop with.
@@jordanhogan8446 Mine is around 61mm... so probably closer to being comfortable than Quest 2 as I have to set the quest to 63mm. Sometimes I try to physically force the quest 2 to between the two lower settings.
As with all headsets it comes down to the apps and software. Same here. Seems like a great Q2 or ever Q2+ clone. Is it enough?
9:45 Can you use the pico neo 4 with a USB 3.0 cable? If so, please let me know. Since I don't think the wifi in my room is solid enough to use the wireless streaming. I've been trying to find an answer to this question for ages but haven't been able to find it anywhere. One thing I also would like to know is if the headset charges or maintains charge if you use it wired. I would much appreciate it if you could give me the answers to these questions!
Yes you can!
@@Libraryofstorys thanks!
9:19 Ah wait, so it does support PCVR via cable? All of the other sources I've seen seemed to say that it does not. Am I misunderstanding something? 🤔
Yes this is very confusing. All other videos say no to PCVR via cable. I don't think this video is correct, but we will find out with more video reviews.
That full Color camera is cool
Yeah really cool! Just wish it was 3d. It is sometimes hard to grab the cup :D
Hello. Thank you for this extensive but short review. I like videos like that - short but with a lot of info.
I have one tiny question: do you know if the buttons or sticks on the controller have a touch detection - aka whether they're capacitive. These kind of buttons and sticks detect if you just touch them but not press them down.
I run a community which is mostly about VRChat - and I'd love to recommend another headset than the Quest or Index - the Quest: some people have concerns because of Meta/Facebook - the Index is obviously quite expensive. Unfortunately only the Oculus Touch controllers and Index controllers currently have this feature.
They do, i seen other video where the guy tested that and it was working fine
@@fabiomarques5990 Thank you for the confirmation, that's great!
Note that this headset is mostly useless without a pc, as there are next to no games available
@@spacedout4061 synth riders? contractors? rec room?
@@ReeksofChees3 that's it?
how far up and how far down can your wrist move with those controllers? do the tracking rings get in the way?
You said, the Pico 4 could be used via cable, but everything else I heard says it cant, or does it just not have proper DP, and compression/latency via USB is the similar to wireless?
You are right,Pico4 dont works with cable,I heard too.But author said that headsed works with cable.So where is the truth?
Pico 4 supports USB link, but not display port. The bandwidth is similar - lossless quality
Definitely an exciting headset!
Thanks for the review. How is the image quality in games compared to HP Reverb?
Only downside I see with this is not being able to access oculus library. Its a bummer because This headset looks and sounds amazing (a much lighter headset sounds like a godsend) but having all my games on oculus, theres no way im rebuying them all for pico.
Hey, just thought about the face cover and...Wouldn't it have the same problem than the Quest 2 default one? Like, wouldn't it absorb the sweat and all (It looked like it would)
Thanks Deo! I think the default pico cover indeed absorbs sweat!
@@laubox 💀
@@thisniqqa. I’m pretty sure there marking that it absorbs sweat as a fitness feature to keep your face dry and cool, personally I dont like that and it seems you don’t either
I have tried leather cover and foam cover and I prefer foam cover. I don't like having sweat all over face and on lenses
Is the picture quality better on hardwire pcvr?
Great review thanks 👍
Have you tested this for vr pron?
is it possible to use DeoVR or Skybox vr player for watching movies? Can you watch movies straight from your pc harddrive? how long does the battery last, is it enough to watch a whole movie?
You don't really need either if you have local files, the built-in video player will play video straight over the network, streaming from a Windows file share. Works perfectly on the PIco 3 I have, and this seems to be an improved internal software version. Streaming from the web directly is more of a pain. But, Virtual Desktop is coming for this quite soon, also.
Thanks for the video! The price and features seem to be balanced quite well. Judging from the video, Pico is light years ahead of my ancient PSVR, so I guess I'm due for an upgrade soon.
Yea but that PSVR 2 coming out sounds like a beast
@@demonreturns4336 Sure, I agree. If I had PS5, it would be a no-brainer. But on the other hand, Pico is a complete package not depending on any external hardware, and works without a single wire, which is a big plus. And if you need more power/visuals, you can always stream from PC. Ofcourse, if you have one that can handle VR well.
Great review Sir!
While the promising display, better weight distribution, magnetic facial interface and precision ipd adjuster is a leap forward, the battery and sound controller being part of the headstrap is a massive turn off for me and prevents anyone from making an aftermarket/replacement headstrap if they don't like the default one.
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How is the microphone? I'd be interested in hearing a comparison between the quest 2 microphone and the pico 4 microphone
YT recommends me your video, as probably, i am checking to make a PCVR for my new Quest2 (maybe i bought it too fast as a lot of VR helmet are coming, but, i couldn't wait 😅).
And wow, i must say, you are really a beautiful young man ! Did someone told you that you looks alike James Marsden from the Xmen movies ? ^^
Have a nice day "Scott" 🥰
Very nice video. Thank you!
is it better than quest 2?
7:37 I like that the theater model looks a bit like a cross between an IMAX theater and the largest Dolby Cinema theater that I go to sometimes out here in Arizona. Feels familiar in the best way.
I just bought the quest pro because I wanted something with better weight balance for pcvr. Had I known about this I probably would have gotten it instead! I'm impressed with its library so far! But I guess I want to wait anyway to see what valve and HTC have coming up. I really want a standalone steamvr headset. No more walled gardens please.
On the plus side, you can get beat saber and RE4 VR, which are meta exclusive
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I'm fascinated by VR
Hoping to get an Oculus Quest 2 for christmas
can you confirm we can use pico 4 in pcvr mode with the usb c ?
Good question. Other videos say NO on thru USB port, I am confused with this video describing PCVR connections. I know there is a WIFI dongle to do PCVR.
this headset, reminds me of the headset that wade watts uses in Ready player one
It comes very close isn't? :D
Hello, as first VR headset which one should I consider ? Pico4 or quest2 (can’t wait for quest 3 😅)
Mostly for standalone VR (old gtx 970…)
1080p full color pass through video, with hand tracking and eye tracking ? All for the price of the meta quest 2 ? im buying
More competition and more choices! Meta quest, pro, and apple VR headsets will cost beyond most people's budget, so Pico’s quality-price ratio is a very attractive choice
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is sideloading possible ? what about sideloading Beat saber from Quest 2 ? will it work, or does it depend on Oculus API ?
From what Ive heard, community is already working on sideloading of any apk from Quest 2 to Pico. They just redirect API calls to different framework.
Okay, that's what we needed most, neck movement without having a heavy Xbox on our face
haha! very true. I could never play flight simulator, especially combat ones for too long as it did strain my neck. No problems with this one yet!
This definitely seems like a good option, definitely wanna get this. Also exited for that wireless dongle for pcvr where you wouldn't need to use wifi
A good router is cheaper and more useful than the dongle. A good router will upgrade your entire home network and allow you to use Airlink to its full capacity.
Yeah i would agree with that, but i think im in a bit of a niche where i don't need or wanna pay for wifi so the dongle would be a perfect option for me personally
And i guess if it works with a cable i would likely try that first
@@sembalo1776 a router will also allow you to connect other devices to your network for uses such as file transfer. WiFi isn't just wireless internet :)
Out of interest, do you only use mobile internet seeing as you don't have a home internet connection?
@@Bluntz_ On my phone yes, i use ethernet on my pc and i dont have other devices i need wifi for, and again the cost, can't afford that shit lol
How does Aerofly fs 4 work with the pico controllers? I have the pico 4 and I was wondering if the controllers work for fs4
Work absolutely fantastic and you will have a great time :)
great vid, when will the headset be available to buy?
just found the site to pre order it. good stuff
Great video, but a quite important thing for me is, that I wear glasses, is there a chance of scratching the lenses or can you get prescription lenses like you can on the occulus?
I bought one and returned a day later. Dealbraker for me is that the screen door effect is VERY noticeable for me. I come from a Rift CV1, that has HALF the resolution, and yes screen door effect is less on the Pico 4 but it was still there and different. Also, playing with the stream assistant and USB-C cable a lot of stuff wasn't working. Took me 3 hours to get sound. Hand gestures (yes the controllers have capacitive buttons and sticks) didn't work in Half Life Alix. The tracking was a lot worse than the CV1. So having a new headset, that is for me less fun than a 7 year old headset just doesn't cut it for me...
If you live with people and play vr often the full color pass through is super useful 😂
Re: Lack of an audio jack. Some people say to use Bluetooth for audio. However, I have never seen a Bluetooth headset that doesn't have significant latency. This will put the video and audio horribly out of sync. This is why Bluetooth headsets are not used for watching movies, videos or gaming. There are many videos on this subject, so it is not an isolated issue. Even if a set of headphones can use aptX, which is supposed to reduce latency, doesn't mean that Windows will choose to use the aptX codec. With no way to tell Windows which codec to use, even the best headsets can be limited to lower end codecs, which will mean significant latency.
What about just using a port containing both your usb charging port and a headphone jack?
I happen to have a steelseries arctis wireless pro, which doesn't use bluetooth, but is still wireless with very little to no latency. I would really advise it if that's what's bothering you.
Wish this came before the quest 2. Would have got this instead. Love how small it is. Also what flying game was he playing in the video?
Vtol vr
@@patpat6926 thanks for the reply.
I know they aren't selling in the US, but is there any localization locks if I still get my hands on one?
You can always just use a VPN and its free shipping to the US
My neck really needs this one💕
That passthrough camera option is clutch, how could you not find that useful?
Maybe because its not automatic, you need to tap on the headset to activate it.
wait, the pico 4 allows you to connect to PC with cable?!
Everyone on every platform said that that's not possible, even the picoxr website said to connect via wifi-6
How about the blurry ness & screen door effects in environment & movies?
The movies I watched where very sharp! 2d movies that is in for example prime video or HBO Max. No screen door effects whatsover, just a bit of light coming in from the sides that can easily be fixed by I think a better face cover.
Soll ich mir eine Meta Quest 2 oder eine Pico 4 kaufen? Ist meine erste Vr Brille und habe keine Ahnung welche ich mir holen soll. Welche ist besser?
Pico 4!
@@laubox ok
if game market finna be comparable to quest 2 then imma switch for sure.
happy to see new and better headsets.
Hi could you tell us, how is controllers Haptics please ?
Better than WMR ? With 2 AA power cell, we should have strong haptic than Oculus Touch on Quest 2
Hi Olivier, thanks for your message. The haptics are definetly there, but i would have to play a bit more with it to really make up a good judgement and compare ith with HP reverb and Quest. I will include this topic in my Q2 vs Pico 4 comparison, Thanks for the reminder!
What can you say about new pancake lens used in Pico 4 comparing to Meta Quest 2?
Very good video!
Wow!! Great review!!! I would like to know if the headset comes with a charge cable and how long it is. Can you play PCVR while It's charging?? Can you browse your PC like using the headset as a monitor? (like you can with the Oculus Rift and Rift S) One more thing! Do you need to be signed in to a Pico account to do PCVR (through Steam)?? TY & Subscribed!!!
I think I will be buying one as a PCVR upgrade to my quest 2 but not fully sure yet , like 90% sure
I don't really think this will be much of an upgrade for PCVR from Q2
@@dave2blame444 it’s lighter more compact has more fov and a higher resolution, for me it would be quite the upgrade but it doesn’t have 120hz so I’ll pass
It is HUGE upgrade over Quest 2
@@Iwitrag I wouldn't say huge... slight, maybe.... not worth it until I see the Index 2
hello, I mainly play in the DCS world ... I was thinking of buying HP Reverb versus 2 but now, in terms of parameters, is Pico 4 better than HP Reverb v2?any advice or should I wait for Meta and the Apple?
I don’t know… I’m still fine with my reverb G2. Seems like a lot of the stuff this offers the G2 already does. Will probably upgrade once an 8K headset comes out. Using for DCS and IL-2
so, how does it hold up 1 year later?