Pico Space Pro Is Reported for December 2, and Its US Reseller Pulled the $2,899 Listing at Pico's Request

A Chinese XR outlet says Pico Space Pro launches on December 2. VRAR World posted the date on November 9, writing that the headset "is set to launch on December 2." Pico has not confirmed it. The day is 22 days out, and three months to the day after the Beijing event Pico booked for September 2 and then cancelled.

Antony Vitillo of The Ghost Howls reports that VRAR World got the date from the company. He also advises taking it "with a pinch of salt," and the reason is on the record. Pico called off the September launch nine days before it, saying it wanted more time for a software upgrade.

Pico's own wording has not moved. Its developer FAQ still reads: "PICO Space Pro will launch globally in 2026." The same answer adds that "the specific hardware release date has not yet been announced." VR.org checked the page on November 10.

A second source says December

The date has company. Knoxlabs is the US reseller that listed an enterprise Space Pro at $2,899 in early October. That product page is gone. Its address now forwards to a post dated October 24, which says: "Release is targeted for December 2026."

On October 7 the same store said the first week of February 2027. Its estimate moved two months earlier in 17 days, back inside the fourth-quarter window Pico gave in August.

Offline "at PICO's request"

The post explains itself in one sentence: "The product page is temporarily offline at PICO's request until public listing is allowed at release." It adds that the post "is not a product listing and is not for sale here."

The $2,899 went with the page. No price appears anywhere in the new text. What survives is the configuration: 16GB of memory and 256GB of storage, described as an enterprise headset, under the manufacturer SKU X9SN01013H. Knoxlabs says it will carry Space Pro in the US when Pico releases it. Until then it will take "private pre-order interest" from companies, which it distinguishes from a public checkout.

A request to pull a page is not a denial of what was on it. It does show who controls the timing. The plain reading is that Pico intends to name the price itself.

What December would settle, and what it would not

The reported day, the reseller's month and Pico's quarter now overlap. None of them comes with a price or a list of countries.

Price is the open question. Space Pro will be measured against Apple Vision Pro at $3,699 and Samsung's Galaxy XR at $1,799.99. Pico's costliest US product today is the PICO 4 Ultra Enterprise at $1,199 on its business price list. A $2,899 Space Pro would sit closer to Apple than to Samsung, at more than twice Pico's current ceiling. Nobody at Pico has said that number.

A launch would also end a long stretch of unverified claims. Pico's March preview promised MicroOLED panels near 4,000 pixels per inch, against roughly 3,400 for Vision Pro, and 12 milliseconds of mixed reality latency. No reviewer has measured either. The software is the part Pico delayed for: PICO OS 6 is meant to run ordinary Android apps beside 3D ones, and it runs on no other Pico headset.

The hardware is better documented than its launch. Two FCC grants from September 1 describe a headset wired to a separate main unit that carries the radios and the battery. UploadVR found photos of it in Japanese certification records on October 11. The FCC's own photos stay sealed until February 28, 2027. If December 2 holds, Pico will show its headset 88 days before the US government was going to.

If you are waiting on one

Do not book December 2 yet. Pico has confirmed a year and a quarter, and it has already withdrawn one date for this headset. A US business that wants units can register interest with Knoxlabs now, with no price to approve. Everyone else has nothing to order and no consumer model to wait for.

The signal to watch is Pico's own channels. An event invitation or a price in any currency would turn a report into a launch. VR.org keeps the confirmed specs, the filings and every date on its Pico Space Pro page.