Wireless VR headsets usually ruin the view on track because they squeeze video over Wi-Fi, making distant braking boards look blurry. The Pimax Crystal Pro fixes that problem by sending your graphics card's raw image straight to the exact spot where your eyes are looking. Drivers can also plug in a DisplayPort 1.4a cable for 120Hz endurance stints or explore the full specs on our Pimax Crystal Pro page.
Spotting Braking Boards Without a Cable
Ten infrared emitters per eye track your gaze 120 times a second from inside the lens housing. When paired with the optional third-gen 60G AirLink kit, the Pimax Crystal Pro uses two room antennas (2×2 MIMO) to beam up to 6 Gbps of uncompressed pixels straight to your focal area. Out of the box, it also includes built-in Wi-Fi 6E with a dedicated PC dongle.
Glass Lenses and Pocket Battery Comfort
Pancake lenses fold light back and forth and lose over 85% of screen brightness. The Pimax Crystal Pro uses glass aspheric lenses with less than 1% light loss across its 2880×2880 QLED panels and 576 local dimming zones per eye. Instead of strapping a heavy battery against your face, power comes from a 16,000mAh pocket pack, and you can swap on a SteamVR Lighthouse faceplate for motion rigs.
Reserve Pimax Crystal Pro for $1
Lock in $20 off the $1,399 headset or $50 off the $1,899 60G AirLink bundle with a $1 reservation. Partner code SRN is automatically applied when you click below.
Final Verdict
The Pimax Crystal Pro gives sim racers both 120Hz DisplayPort reliability and uncompressed 60GHz wireless freedom in one modular headset. Reserve your unit for $1 on the Pimax store to lock in early launch savings.
- Uncompressed Focal Clarity: 120Hz eye tracking and 60G AirLink beam raw GPU frames with under 2ms added delay.
- Wired or Wireless Rig Setup: Stream over Wi-Fi 6E and 60GHz, or plug in a DisplayPort 1.4a cable for endurance races.
- $1 Early Reservation: Save $20 on the $1,399 headset or $50 on the $1,899 60G AirLink bundle at launch.