In this thorough product comparison of the Pimax 4K and HTC VIVE Pro virtual reality headsets, I’ll be examining their pros and cons to determine which one best suits your needs.

The Pimax 4K offers a wide field of view (110°) with a higher resolution (3840 × 2160 px). It also requires less intensive hardware than the HTC Vive Pro (Intel i5 CPU, Nvidia GTX 960/AMD R9 graphics). The operating system is Microsoft Windows. Plus, it has room-scale 360 tracking and 90 Hz refresh rate. All these specifications make it a great headset for those on a budget.

On the other hand, the HTC VIVE Pro comes with slightly lower resolution (1440×1600 px) but its minimum hardware requirements are much higher than that of the Pimax 4K (Intel Core i5-4590 CPU and Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 graphics). It also runs on both Mac OS and Microsoft Windows systems making it more versatile than its counterpart. It also features room-scale tracking along with 90 Hz refresh rate as well.

My personal opinion is that if you have access to high end gaming components or planning to get one soon, then the HTC Vive Pro would be my pick for sure - its high specs makes for an incredibly immersive experience in VR worlds without any lag or stuttering issues during gameplay. But if you want something more affordable that still offers good quality performance, then go for the Pimax 4K – you won’t regret your decision!