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Google Cardboard vs Pico 1 VR

5.91 in
2.17 in
Google Cardboard VR Headset
Google Cardboard
4.06 in
7.32 in
Pico 1 VR Headset
Pico 1 VR
Editiorial reviews
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3.6 out of 5
5 user ratings
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2 editorial reviews
The Pico Neo 2 Eye is a standalone VR headset built for business. Going by the hardware specifications, it is an upgrade in many areas compared to the Oculus Quest. Plus, it has some unique features too, like electromagnetic tracking, wireless SteamVR streaming, and integrated eye-tracking. In this article, I share a summary of my …Read more
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User rating
38
4.3 out of 5
38 user ratings
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Full Comparison

Display

Google CardboardGoogle Cardboard
Pico 1 VRPico 1 VR
Display sourceSmartphoneSmartphone
Field of view100.0 °96.0 °

Features

Google CardboardGoogle Cardboard
Pico 1 VRPico 1 VR
Glasses compatibleyesyes
Position trackingnono
Optics correctionnoyes
Headphone connectionExternal headphones requiredExternal headphones required

Dimensions

Google CardboardGoogle Cardboard
Pico 1 VRPico 1 VR
Height2.17 in7.32 in
Width5.91 in4.06 in
Depth3.54 in4.02 in
Weight3.39 oz11.22 oz

Design

Google CardboardGoogle Cardboard
Pico 1 VRPico 1 VR
Body materialCardboard
  • Foam
  • Plastic

Power

Google CardboardGoogle Cardboard
Pico 1 VRPico 1 VR
Powered by batterynoyes

Requirements

Google CardboardGoogle Cardboard
Pico 1 VRPico 1 VR
Compatible OS
  • Android
  • IOS
  • Android
  • IOS
Min screen size4.0 in5.0 in
Max screen size6.0 in6.0 in

Pros & Cons

Pros
      Cons

          Often compared with Google Cardboard