While both headsets share many core functions, the Pico 4 Ultra Enterprise introduces several hardware and software upgrades that position it as a next-generation device for advanced use cases. Here’s a breakdown of the main differences:
Processor and Performance
- Pico 4 Enterprise: Powered by the Snapdragon XR2
- Pico 4 Ultra Enterprise: Uses the newer Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2, offering up to 250% GPU performance boost
Memory and Storage
- Pico 4 Enterprise: 8 GB RAM, 256 GB storage
- Pico 4 Ultra Enterprise: 12 GB RAM for smoother multitasking and demanding applications
Display and Optics
- Both: 2160 × 2160 per eye resolution with pancake lenses
- Pico 4 Ultra Enterprise: Adds dual 32 MP color passthrough cameras for superior mixed reality experiences
- Pico 4 Enterprise: Standard 16 MP passthrough camera
Connectivity
- Pico 4 Enterprise: Wi‑Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.1
- Pico 4 Ultra Enterprise: Upgraded to Wi‑Fi 7, supporting faster speeds (up to 3 Gbps) and lower latency (~5 ms)
Comfort & Build
- Pico 4 Ultra Enterprise: Features a PU face cushion for improved hygiene and longer wear time, plus extended battery life
- Pico 4 Enterprise: Uses standard foam padding
IPD Adjustment
- Pico 4 Enterprise: Manual IPD adjustment range of 62–72 mm
- Pico 4 Ultra Enterprise: Likely similar, with optimizations for more accurate MR alignment
Enterprise Features
- Pico 4 Ultra Enterprise: Comes with enterprise-grade management tools, such as a dedicated business OS, app store access, device management options, and support for multi-window productivity in 360° virtual workspaces
- Pico 4 Enterprise: Offers basic enterprise features but can lack advanced multitasking or MR toolkits
The Pico 4 Ultra Enterprise is designed for mixed reality and enterprise productivity, delivering more power, memory, better passthrough, and advanced management tools.
The Pico 4 Enterprise remains a reliable all-in-one VR solution for standard use cases, offering solid performance without MR capabilities.
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