Varjo XR-4 vs Apple Vision Pro
The Varjo XR-4 is the stronger all-round VR headset here, ahead of the Apple Vision Pro. The Varjo XR-4 has the wider field of view at 120°, so it takes in more of a cockpit or sim world at a glance — you turn your head less and keep more situational awareness. The Varjo XR-4 is the sharper of the two at 51 pixels per degree, which pays off reading instruments, cockpit gauges and desktop text. For sim and cockpit the Varjo XR-4 is the clear call: it's both the better headset and the better value there. The Varjo XR-4 comes out ahead in 3 of the 3 uses we score. On today's street prices the Apple Vision Pro is the cheaper of the two: the Varjo XR-4 costs around 14% more. The Varjo XR-4 is the pick: the better headset and the better value.
| XR-4Varjoour pick | Vision ProApple | |
|---|---|---|
| Performance scores | ||
| VR Gaming | 122.3 ★ | 100.1 |
| Sim / Cockpit | 204 ★ | 153.5 |
| Productivity | 218.7 ★ | 166 |
| Value scores | ||
| VR Gaming | 12.9 ★ | 12 |
| Sim / Cockpit | 21.4 ★ | 18.4 |
| Productivity | 23 ★ | 19.9 |
| Specifications | ||
| Pixel Density | 51 PPD ★ | 34 PPD |
| Resolution / Eye | 14.38 MP ★ | 11.5 MP |
| Refresh Rate | 90 Hz | 100 Hz ★ |
| Field of View | 120 ° ★ | 100 ° |
| Weight | 665 g | 650 g ★ |
| RRP | €3,671 | €3,219 ★ |
★ marks the winner on each row (for TDP, latency and price, lower is better). Ties unmarked. Scores are our own absolute figures; specs and prices are facts from their sources.
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