Pimax Unveils Crystal Pro with Native Foveated Streaming, Sending the GPU's Native Image Wirelessly to the Headset

Eye-tracked 60GHz streaming over the first 2x2 MIMO wireless link on a VR headset, with up to 6 Gbps and under 2ms of added latency; Pimax also debuts Ringless VR Controllers, the Spation mini-PC, and a new Stratosphere Blue brand identity

San Jose, October 06, 2026 — Pimax, the leading manufacturer of high-end PC virtual reality headsets, today unveiled the Pimax Crystal Pro , a wireless PC VR headset built around a new streaming technology Pimax calls Native Foveated Streaming. Crystal Pro was announced at the company's global "Pimax Frontier: Change To Stay The Same" launch event, alongside two more new products, the Pimax Ringless VR Controllers and the Pimax Spation mini-PC, and a refreshed brand identity built around a new signature color, Stratosphere Blue.

Crystal Pro ships with built-in Wi-Fi streaming and a dedicated Wi-Fi 6E adapter in the box. For customers who want the GPU's native image, Pimax offers the third-generation 60G AirLink kit , available bundled with the headset or sold separately. Using eye-tracking, the kit's 60GHz connection sends the GPU's native image directly to the display panels within the user's focus area, without the video encoding used by Wi-Fi streaming.

In the box: Crystal Pro headset, two ringed SLAM controllers, a 16,000mAh external battery pack, and a Wi-Fi adapter.

Discover complete driver changelogs, optical benchmarks, swappable face cushion revisions, and hardware pre-order dates on the official Pimax developer portal.

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