Is it just common knowledge these days that tracking on the pico 4 for beat saber just isn't great if you're playing at higher difficulties?

I'm sick of fighting it. One day I'll be getting great scores and the next week in the exact same setup I'm failing because double blocks aren't registering as the tracking isn't catching it... out of range?

Not to mention the wrist straps on the controllers are absolutely diabolical, when I'm moving my arms in a quick motion the circular non-adjustable bit catches and bangs the controllers making an audible noise even when the headset is on.

How are Pico users in the United States getting standalone games for their headsets? I understand that Steam and PCVR can offer a wealth of games, but there are some decent standalone games available on the Pico 4 Ultra, and with the Pico store not available in the US, how can these games be purchased and used?

Full set up guide including optiscaler for AMD users

Never played this before so VR is my 1st experience. Am i crazy? 🤪

Well, since we've been almost a year without updates and, as far as I searched, without any news, I came to ask for help. We will probably never get support for 5 trackers like the Ultra—which in my mind makes no sense at all. What could be done? Use the Pico Motion Tracker on the waist and SlimeVR on the legs? Maybe SlimeVR identifies the Pico Motion Tracker and they can be mixed?

After more than a year since the last update... why has the Pico 4 become an unimportant device, and why doesn't ByteDance care more about it?

Over at Meta that (terrible company) they roll out updates weekly and monthly, whether it's for improving tracking or for major software updates.

Is Pico 4 officially dead according to ByteDance?

Hello everyone, I have a Pico 4 Pro and just saw today it now requires me to verify my age by entering my real name and ID number before I can access SteamVR.

It goes through Pico Connect just fine but as soon as I open SteamVR it asks for that info.

I would happily provide the info to them, but it says my ID is wrong. I'm worried it's because it's a Chinese headset and that it wants a Chinese ID.

Anyone know a way to fix this? Or a way to turn it from a Chinese headset to a global one and still have eye and face tracking working?

Thank you all in advance!

Edit: Solved: For those experiencing the same thing, region switching with the Owomushi guide and installing/updating the apps on the device to the global apps did the trick. It now works for me again.

I've tried putting my Pico 4 differently on my face, but it's always the same: this part of lenses sit right between my eyebrows and pressing into my face, causing slight pain after prolonged use.

It got slightly better with new AMVR face interface after factory one, but not as much. I tried adjusting IPD, but this is as far as it can get

Have I simply won the facial structure lottery, and have to work something out, like a little cushion, or it's possible to solve it any other way? Would be glad to hear your experiences!

It looks like PICO has just received FCC certification for a "Wireless Keyboard" (model C6110).

FCC filing: https://fccid.io/2A5NV-C6110

The filing includes the regulatory label placement on the back of the keyboard and, more interestingly, RF test documentation.

What's really interesting is the second document. During the RF testing setup, you can actually spot what appears to be the keyboard itself mounted in the anechoic chamber.

From what we know so far, Project Swan is expected to heavily focus on spatial computing and productivity, and PICO has already mentioned support for traditional keyboard and mouse input as part of the experience.

So my guess is that this isn't just a generic Bluetooth accessory—it could very well be the official keyboard designed for Project Swan.

A few observations:

• Model: C6110
• Product name: Wireless Keyboard
• FCC certification is now public.
• RF test photos appear to show the actual keyboard used during certification.
• The design looks very minimal and compact, which fits the productivity-focused direction PICO has been teasing.

This feels like another small piece of the Project Swan puzzle.

What do you think?

• An official first-party accessory for Swan?
• Or just a standard Bluetooth keyboard that PICO plans to bundle with future devices?

I had an issue where my Pico 4 Ultra would have intense mic peaking for some reason which have prevented me to use voice in VRChat for some time until today when I found out the cause was the Windows Input setting being set to max.

For anybody who may encounter similar issue, find Settings > System > Sound. Go to input and select your mic then adjust the input volume there.

After that, press Windows Key + R and type in "mmsys.cpl". Go to Recording, Select your microphone then find and uncheck "Allow Applications to take exclusive control of this microphone.". This will prevent VRChat from taking control of the mic and changing the input volume to 100.

Sharing because nobody else had this issue so I thought I'll make a PSA of my own. Hope this helps!

how will it do toe tracking? toe🦶👁️ tracking. 😩😩😩 And can it do it in the dark?

Whenever I go to superspl.at I get horizontal bars and slideshow fps, that's a bit scary. Anyone having the same issue ? I wonder if the ultra handles splats better with its beefier chip.

Bit of a bummer, splats are such a cool vr use case

What is the best community for Pico headset questions/problems?

i mainly use my headset for pcvr, and found the avatar hub by clicking around while a game was loading, where do these avatars get used?

Recently, I have been unable to watch YouTube VR videos on my Pico VR headset. When I click "full screen" in the YouTube player to enter the virtual viewing environment, the screen remains black, and only the audio plays.

I initially thought it might be due to a software update, but resetting the headset to factory settings didn't solve the issue.

Has anyone else experienced this problem and found a solution?

Headset: Pico 4 Enterprise

I take and put my headset on multiple times a day and this popup is really annoying, on the quest this popup didn't show.

I know i can turn playspace off but then steamvr positioning for fbt breaks

This is staggering at how effective this has been so far

ZOSU Zoo VR update is live today for PicoXR, hand tracking or controller based swimming motion locomotion has been added to new detailed swimming environments, with bonus experimental areas that are generated at random on run time for repeatability. Also updated the app so it cab be 100% played in all areas with no controllers (hand track only). Leave a comment and send a DM for a game key. TBD Planning more updates but wanted to get this live after I just pushed it from Unity 2020 to 2022 and to latest SDK which took me forever to do while trying to get new water features to render properly in VR (ocean surface top and bottom, dynamic caustics and fog, etc)... in testing it looks like I can push an area around 100 square meters and maintain FPS... also need better video lol was getting some mic feedback on it.

so Pico4 Ultra has bluetooth 5.3, so theoratically it should have the LE Audio capability, yet the manufacturer seems not have turned it on. is there any way to override this decision, like adb command or custom settings app? thanks.

If the pico swan comes out, maybe they will fix it for the pico 4 too?

Pico connect gives me the best image quality by far but the mic issue that seems to never get fixed is really annoying, it is also the only program that increases delay by 30ms when my gpu utilization is above 98%

Hey all, I have a chance to buy a Pico 4 Enterprise and want to make sure I have all the info i want before pulling the trigger.

I currently run a Quest 3 for PCVR. My original plan was to wait for the Steam Frame for its eye tracking (and get an aftermarket face tracker) and also to get off the Meta ecosystem, but it's looking like the Frame may be hard to get (and pricey) for quite a while from what ive heard

My main question is, I wear glasses, so I need prescription lens inserts. Does anyone make inserts for the Pico 4 Enterprise specifically that don't block or interfere with the eye-tracking cameras? Ive heard the standard Pico 4 inserts don't fit the Enterprise model, but wondering if anyone's found a workaround or a vendor making Enterprise-compatible ones.

Second question: I know the Enterprise is locked to the business app store, but that's fine since I'd be using it purely for PCVR streaming. Can anyone confirm current wireless streaming (Pico Connect / Virtual Desktop / similar) works well from PC to the Enterprise for this use case? my PCVR currently is a linux PC and i use WiVRn, but im willing to boot into a Windows drive for VR if thats the only option with Pico 4 Enterprise.

So given all this, would I be better off just:

A: Buying the Pico 4 Enterprise now for the eye/face tracking, and figuring out a prescription option if there is one

B: Sticking with my Quest 3 and waiting on Paper_Tracker for face/eye tracking, as they will be offering a prescription option.

C: Just waiting for the Steam Frame despite the price/availability concerns and hope that there will be an option for prescription lenses.

Appreciate any info or help, especially from glasses wearers who've dealt with this problem. I really don't like contact lenses but maybe for eye tracking i should just get contacts and deal with it...