- Weight
Specs that matter
- Panel
- LCD
- Resolution
- 3840 x 3840
- Refresh
- 90 Hz
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Should you buy it?
Skip the Crystal Super 50 PPD for now: Pimax's US store lists this 127-degree optical engine as unavailable (Oct 7, 2026), while the 57 PPD and 140-degree Ultrawide versions of the same headset are in stock at the same price. It shares the Crystal Super body, with 3840 x 3840 QLED panels per eye, local dimming, eye tracking for dynamic foveated rendering, two controllers and inside-out tracking with an optional Lighthouse faceplate (Pimax specs). The 50 PPD lens sits between the other two, wider than the 57 PPD engine's 106 degrees but less sharp, and PCGamesN weighed the 57 PPD model at 879 g, so expect a heavy headset either way. Buy the Ultrawide for racing or the 57 PPD for reading gauges, and swap engines later if you change your mind.
Sim racers who want more peripheral view than the 57 PPD engine without going to the full Ultrawide.
Buyers who need one now, and anyone who wants a light headset.
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