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Pimax Crystal Light

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The wired VR headset from Pimax, released in 2024, is primarily aimed at simulation enthusiasts (aviation, racing, and space), where image clarity and a wide field of view are critically more important than autonomy. The device connects to a computer via DisplayPort and works solely using its computing power, which, on one hand, excludes any limitations on battery life, but on the other, imposes serious demands on hardware. The device requires a graphics card at the level of RTX 2080, with RTX 3070 and above recommended. The main trump card of the model is its pair of QLED panels with a resolution of 2880x2880 pixels per eye and a density of 35 pixels per degree, providing one of the sharpest images among consumer VR headsets: text in the cockpit or instruments on the panel c...an be read effortlessly. Glass aspherical lenses form a wide area of focus with minimal distortion at the edges. The field of view for the Pimax Crystal Light VR glasses is about 130°, noticeably exceeding the standard 90–110° of most competitors and enhancing the peripheral vision sensation. The refresh rate switches between 72, 90, and 120 Hz depending on system performance. Tracking in six degrees of freedom is implemented through four built-in cameras using the SLAM algorithm without external base stations, although a faceplate supporting Lighthouse tracking can be purchased additionally if desired. The interpupillary distance is mechanically adjustable between 58–72 mm.
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Pimax Crystal Light
20246DoF
Main
Device typeVR glasses
Purpose (compatibility)Windows
Specs
Screen resolution2880x2880 px / on eye /
Field of view130 °
Refresh rate120 fps
6DoF motion tracking
Lens distance adjusting
Pupillary distance adjustment
Multimedia
Microphone
Headphone output
General
Materialplastic
Official Websitepimax.com
Added to E-CatalogDecember 2024

The wired VR headset from Pimax, released in 2024, is primarily aimed at simulation enthusiasts (aviation, racing, and space), where image clarity and a wide field of view are critically more important than autonomy. The device connects to a computer via DisplayPort and works solely using its computing power, which, on one hand, excludes any limitations on battery life, but on the other, imposes serious demands on hardware.

The device requires a graphics card at the level of RTX 2080, with RTX 3070 and above recommended. The main trump card of the model is its pair of QLED panels with a resolution of 2880x2880 pixels per eye and a density of 35 pixels per degree, providing one of the sharpest images among consumer VR headsets: text in the cockpit or instruments on the panel can be read effortlessly.

Glass aspherical lenses form a wide area of focus with minimal distortion at the edges. The field of view for the Pimax Crystal Light VR glasses is about 130°, noticeably exceeding the standard 90–110° of most competitors and enhancing the peripheral vision sensation. The refresh rate switches between 72, 90, and 120 Hz depending on system performance. Tracking in six degrees of freedom is implemented through four built-in cameras using the SLAM algorithm without external base stations, although a faceplate supporting Lighthouse tracking can be purchased additionally if desired. The interpupillary distance is mechanically adjustable between 58–72 mm.

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