VR Headset
Pimax Crystal Super Micro-OLED
By Pimax
Crystal Super Micro-OLED pairs Sony Micro-OLED panels with Pimax pancake optics for high contrast and detailed PC VR visualization.
Compatible with PC VR
From$ 2,199.00
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Product details
Overview
The widest field of view in micro-OLED
Pimax's pancake lenses achieve the widest field of view of any micro-OLED VR headset, while maintaining ultra-high clarity.
This is due to the three-layer lens design, with the top layer beirg concave.
Tomorrow's tech for today's applications
Play VR games in Steam, or run any OpenXR or OpenVR applications. All powered by Pimax Play, with dozens of configuration options.
Optimized for today's gaming PCs
With DFR and adjustable render resolution, the Crystal Super works with most modern gaming PCs.
Minimum spec: RTX 2080
Recommended: RTX 3070 and higher
Plug & play, with Pimax SLAM tracking
The Crystal Super has four tracking cameras that scan the room around you, seeing objects, distance and motion. Our SLAM algorithm tracks your controllers and your headset, eliminating the need to purchase base stations.
Eyetracking powers, Dynamic Foveated Rendering
Eyetracking at 120Hz powers DynamicFoveated Rendering, meaning applications and games only need to render sharp where you are looking. This creates an enormous performance boost.
Unmatched. Infinitely Modular.
The Crystal Super comes with a changeable optical engine. This means faster repairs, easier upgrades, and more options. You can purchase any of the Crystal Super versions below, or purchase an additional optical engine.
Features
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Micro-OLED |
50 PPD | 57 PPD | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pixels-per-degree | 53 | 50 | 57 |
| Resolution per eye | 3840 × 3552 | 3840 × 3840 | 3840 × 3840 |
| Max. refresh rate | 90 Hz | 90 Hz | 90 Hz |
| Field of view | 116° horizontal | 127° horizontal | 106° horizontal |
| Eye-tracking | Yes | Yes | Yes |
- DFR-ready eye-tracking
- Hand tracking
- SLAM tracking (Lighthouse optional)
- 6DOF controllers
- Intergrated spatial audio
- Dual fan for proper cooling
- Powered by Pimax Play
- Split DisplayPort Cable
Specs
Sony Micro-OLED screen
HFOV 116 with Pimax's ConcaveView optics
3840 x 3552 pixels per eye
Features
- Micro-OLED contrast—Self-emissive display technology provides deep blacks and strong scene contrast.
- Detailed imagery—A 3840 × 3552-per-eye panel supports fine visual detail.
- PC VR workflow—Designed for Pimax Play and compatible PC VR applications.
Technical Specifications
Product specifications, requirements, and deployment details.
Technical specifications
- Resolution
- 3840 × 3552 per eye
- Pixel density
- 53 PPD
- Horizontal field of view
- 116°
- Display
- Sony Micro-OLED
- Connection
- Tethered PC VR
- Refresh rate
- 72 / 90 Hz
- Eye tracking
- Built in; supports dynamic foveated rendering
- IPD
- Automatic, 58–72 mm
- Lenses
- ConcaveView pancake
- Tracking
- Inside-out; optional Lighthouse expansion
- Optical engine
- Replaceable Crystal Super engine
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Integration planning
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FAQ
Is this the same display as Crystal Super QLED?
No. This configuration uses Sony Micro-OLED rather than the QLED/MiniLED optical engine.
Does it work standalone?
No. It requires a compatible PC.
