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The Pimax Crystal Super is a high-end VR headset with Sony Micro-OLED panels delivering 3840x3552 pixels per eye and a 116° horizontal field of view, the widest among micro-OLED headsets. It features inside-out SLAM tracking, eye tracking for dynamic foveated rendering, and a modular optical engine. It suits enthusiasts and simulation players who want top-tier clarity and can tolerate a heavy headset and setup complexity. Compared to rivals like the Bigscreen Beyond or Varjo Aero, it offers a wider FOV and modularity but is bulkier and requires more powerful hardware.
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Lowest price we've seen: $1,799.00 on Nov 11 at Amazon. Tracked across 13 stores since Nov 11.
Early impressions praise the Crystal Super's stunning clarity and wide field of view, but note its substantial weight and the need for a high-end system. Some users report that inside-out tracking is not as precise as base station tracking.
The Pimax Crystal Super is a VR headset with a Sony micro-OLED screen at 3840 x 3552 pixels per eye. Its pancake lenses use a three-layer design with a concave top layer, called ConcaveView optics. The horizontal field of view is 116 degrees.
Four tracking cameras scan the room and see objects, distance and motion. Pimax's SLAM algorithm tracks both the headset and the controllers, so base stations are not needed. Lighthouse tracking is optional.
Eye tracking runs at 120Hz and powers Dynamic Foveated Rendering. With it, applications and games only need to render sharp where the user is looking. The headset has a changeable optical engine, which allows repairs and upgrades. An additional optical engine can be bought separately.
