Pimax Crystal Light, Headset Only
- Regular price
- $799.00 USD
- Sale price
- $799.00 USD
- Regular price
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- This version is with local dimming, but no controllers.
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Ultra-sharp 2880 x 2880 resolution per eye.
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Glass aspheric lenses with a large sweet spot.
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35 PPD for super clear vision.
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Variable refresh rate (60Hz, 72Hz, 90Hz, 120Hz) provides smooth gameplay.
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Manually adjustable IPD (58-72mm).
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Foveated Rendering: Fixed 2.0.
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Easy setup with inside-out tracking or expand with Lighthouse tracking.
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Audio: interchangeable 3.5mm jack, 2x microphone.
"Trial Payment, Final Payment" Model
Select your desired product at Pimax website. Complete your purchase by paying the trial fee. Upon receiving your product, register and activate it for a 15-day free trial. Take your time to explore and experience the product's features. If you're impressed with your trial experience, pay the remaining balance through Pimax Play to unlock the full version.
Quick Setup
Connect the Headset
Connect the headset to PC, connect the power adapter to the Pimax cable.
Download Pimax Play
Download Pimax Play at pimax.com/downloads-manuals/
Pair the Device
Pair your headset and controllers via Pimax Play. Start playing the game.
FAQs
Yes. Crystal Light’s display and lenses materials are consistent with Crystal. But Crystal Light’s lenses are not removable, so customers don’t have the option to customize their own lenses.
Yes, the stock controllers are listed on our webstore. You can purchase them later if you want to play games with controllers.
GST/VAT is not included in the displayed price. You'll see the total amount, including taxes, at checkout.
Yes, same as Crystal, DMAS Earphones are compatible with Crystal Light. But DMAS's weight is 5.3 Ounces (150g), this weight difference will make Crystal Light less lightweight.
Yes, Lighthouse Faceplate is compatible with Crystal Light. With a Lighthouse Faceplate, Crystal Light can easily pair with Base Stations 1.0/2.0, then it can pair with Pimax Sword/HTC Vive/Valve Index Controllers.
Yes, same as Crystal, Topstrap is compatible with Crystal Light.
No, Crystal Light's lenses are not removable.
Local Dimming is a technology that enhances the black levels on your screen, making the dark areas even darker. The difference between the 'With Local Dimming' version and the 'Without Local Dimming' version is not only reflected in the hardwares, but also in the software. The purpose of launching Crystal Light is to better cater to the needs of users who pursue high definition but have a low budget. Implementing local dimming technology not only relies on software algorithm support, but also requires mini-LED backlight technology.
Therefore, the 'Without Local Dimming' version of the head display does not have the original backlight configuration.