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Pimax 8KX KDMAS

$1,135.00

  • 4K*2 Ultra HD resolution
  • 200° FOV Fresnel lenses
  • Native refresh rate 60/75/90Hz & Upscaling 110Hz
  • SteamVR 1.0/2.0 tracking supported
  • Comfortable ergonomic design
  • 3D spatial audio
Model
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8KX-KDMAS
KDMAS Edition
$1,335.00
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7th-Year Game Package Pro
Get one free game from 7 games, Limited 300 copies in stock
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Sword Kit & Sword Kit Lite
Sword kit Lite includes 2 Sword controllers & 2* 1.0 base stations
Sword kit includes 2 Sword controllers & 2* 2.0 base stations
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Player Kit
Only available in EU and United States
Includes 2 knuckles controllers & 2 base stations
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Controllers
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VR Beginner Package
Includes 5 random accessories: 4.5M Cable For USB Models,
VR Comfort Kit, Silicone Protective Sleeve, Face Foam For Comfort Kit.
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Hand Tracking Module
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Silicone Protective Sleeve
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Q&A

  • Can you replace the DMAS earphones with the KDMAS earphones on this headset?

    Yes, you can. Please see our tutorial here

     

  • Is this a wireless headset?

    No, the 8K X requires the included two-in-one DisplayPort and USB cable to be connected to a VR capable computer to function.

  • I’ve heard that the 8k X had a new revision released with upgraded features, is this the latest version or an older one? What are the differences?

    We sell both. The DMAS is the latest revision of the 8K X with new features, such as our updated audio solution and panels to improve the picture quality. The KDMAS is the older version of the 8K X.
    The differences are that the DMAS version provides off ear audio and those new features, while the KDMAS provides on ear audio and is compatible with AMD graphic cards and laptop GPUs, while the upgrades on the DMAS mean it is compatible with NVIDIA desktop RTX GPUs only.

     

  • Is this a standalone headset or does it require being connected to a PC? Can I use a non-Windows OS?

    No, this isn’t a standalone headset, and you must use Windows. Both the KDMAS and DMAS versions of the Pimax 8K X headset are designed to be connected to a Windows 10 or 11 PC via the included cable. The DMAS version requires a desktop PC with an NVIDIA RTX card, the KDMAS version can be used with a laptop.

    Recommended PC Specs are:
    OS: Windows 10 or 11
    GPU: RTX 2080 or Above
    CPU: Intel i5-9400 or above
    RAM: 8GB or more
    Output: USB 3 port and DisplayPort 1.4

     

  • How long will the price remain reduced?

    Thank you for your interest in Pimax. The offer is limited in time, please do not miss it. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to send us a message through chat via the support page.

     

  • Is the 8K X better than the Quest 2? Why is it a lot more expensive?

    The 8K X has dramatically higher specifications than a VR device like the Quest 2. The main factors are significantly higher resolution and field of view. These aspects help bring out the best experience for PCVR games of much higher fidelity than the Quest 2 plays natively.

  • Is the 8KX compatible with HP Reverb G2 or Quest 1/2 controllers?

    No.

     

  • Is the 8KX PlayStation compatible?

    No.

     

  • Are the 8KX speakers removable?

    Yes, the DMAS and KDMAS speakers are attached on each side with a small screw under the Velcro strip.

     

  • Can I use prescription lenses or glasses with the 8K X?

    Yes, you can use prescription lenses with the 8K X as there is room for them. You can also use glasses as the face foam and housing is designed to accommodate them. It is recommended to use the thicker, 15mm facial interface with glasses.

  • Can I play normal Steam games with the 8K X?

    Yes, you can play normal Steam games in the 8k X. This can be done via the built in Steam theater player by launching your VR headset and then the non-VR game you wish to play, or via Virtual Desktop or Big Screen for more options. This will make the game display inside of the VR headset.

     

  • I usually do stationary VR with a HOTAS or steering wheel and pedals, do I need a base station for this?

    No, you don’t require base stations to play stationary, seated VR experiences such as simulators. The headset can be set into 9-axis tracking mode for non-room scale games that don’t need walking around or VR controllers.

     

  • Can the 8KX be used with AMD graphic cards?

    At present, the DMAS version of the 8K X does not support AMD graphic cards and requires an NVIDIA GPU. We are working to add AMD support for this model. However, the 8K X KDMAS version does support AMD cards just fine.

     

  • Can you play without a base stations and VR controllers?

    Yes, many VR games, particularly simulations such as driving and flying, do not require base stations or VR controllers and can be played with peripherals such as a keyboard, HOTAS, or steering wheel. However, games which require room scale and moving your arms, such as Beat Saber, require the use of base stations and controllers.

     

  • My laptop has USB ports, but only HDMI and no DisplayPort. Can I still use it with the 8K X? Can I use the 8K X with a laptop that had DisplayPort?

    The 8K X DMAS version is not compatible with laptops at present. The 8K X KDMAS version, however, can be used with laptops if they have a DisplayPort 1.4 port and meet the minimum system requirements. HDMI is not compatible with the 8K X.

Customer Reviews

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C.A.
Clear image

I really liked the clarity that these glasses have.

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Carolyn
It's awesome

Everything is ok, works fine and overall is good.

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Rush
Awesome

Awesome headset - took a bit of setting up for flight sims but after watching a few youtube videos - MS Flight Sim 2020 & DCS have never looked so good in VR.

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Vivian
I've owned several VR headsets. This is my favorite.

I've been using VR since the Developer Kit 2 for the Oculus. I've been fortunate enough to own or work with professionally several other headsets, and the Pimax is my favorite. I think the visual quality of the Reverb G2 is marginally better (for something right in front of your eyes, in the "sweet spot"), but it's close enough that I can't say for sure. Regardless, the wide field-of-view and superior tracking of the Pimax more than makes up for it. It may be an overkill for certain games / experiences that have been designed around the very limited field-of-view of most headsets (like Beat Saber), but for things like simulators or dungeon crawlers, this is IMO the best in the consumer space.

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Gavin
this is the best affordable VR headset in the market

I really don't understand why other brands haven't made a VR headset with the field of view that this headset has. You can't compare playing at 200fov with 110fov. In addition, this has a great resolution too.