Pimax Crystal Light Full Kit

Complete set of wired VR headset Pimax Crystal Light model 2024, includes not only the headset itself but also two controllers with six-axis tracking — everything needed to start VR without purchasing additional accessories. The Full Kit version is aimed at those entering the Pimax ecosystem from scratch, while the basic version without controllers is more suited for users who already own compatible controllers like Valve Index or HTC Vive.

The visual subsystem features a pair of QLED panels with a resolution of 2880x2880 per eye and a density of 35 pixels per degree, enhanced by glass aspheric lenses with a wide clarity zone. The horizontal field of view of about 130° significantly surpasses the typical 90–110° of most competitors, highly valued by flight simulation and racing pilots — peripheral vision is crucial for orientation in virtual space. The included controllers of the Pimax Crystal Light Full Kit VR headset are tracked by the same four cameras on the headset body using the SLAM algorithm, without external base stations, although an optional faceplate with Lighthouse support for more precise positioning can be purchased.

The refresh rate switches between 72, 90, and 120 Hz, with the interpupillary distance mechanically adjustable from 58–72 mm. Connection is via DisplayPort, with minimum video card requirements of RTX 2080, and RTX 3070 or higher recommended. Built-in spatial audio and microphone complete the picture, and compatibility with SteamVR, OpenXR, and OpenVR provides access to a vast library of VR content.