How VR Headsets Work: A Sim Racer’s Guide to Lenses, PPD and Panels
I bought my first VR headset, a Valve Index, in April 2020. Since then there’s been an HP Reverb G2, a Meta Quest 3, the Pimax Crystal series and now…
I bought my first VR headset, a Valve Index, in April 2020. Since then there’s been an HP Reverb G2, a Meta Quest 3, the Pimax Crystal series and now…
Pimax has dropped the Crystal Super QLED by $200 in the SuperOpen Event – $1599 from April 16 to July 16 2026, with an extra 2% off via simracingcockpit code.
The Meta Quest 3 costs around $600. The Pimax Crystal Light is around $899 depending on whether you buy direct or through a retailer and the options you choose. I’ve…
Pimax’s Crystal Light and Crystal Super cram more pixels per eye than any other headset you can buy right now. Gorgeous panels. But all that resolution’s wasted if your settings…
Pimax is the VR brand that sim racers either swear by or swear at. Since 2015, their engineers have chased the widest field of view and highest pixel density in…
This year, I’ve tested both the Pimax Crystal Light and Crystal Super with a RTX 4070 Ti. Whatever version of Pimax’s headset you own, the difference between enjoyable VR sim…
The Pimax Crystal Super pushes VR resolution to new heights with 30 million pixels, but does its extraordinary clarity justify the £1,260 price tag? Our comprehensive review examines whether this flagship headset delivers value for serious sim racing enthusiasts who understand that cutting-edge technology requires cutting-edge commitment.
Featured Image: Our new Pimax Crystal Light in review The Pimax Crystal Light is the headset I keep going back to for iRacing. Class-leading clarity for the money, light enough…
Advances from the VR industry are always generationally significant, such is the power these units have to influence almost all types of professional computing, vocational and gaming use. The general…