- Weight
Specs that matter
- Panel
- LCD
- Resolution
- 3840 x 3840
- Refresh
- 90 Hz
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Should you buy it?
Buy the Crystal Super 57 PPD at Pimax's $1,599 (Oct 7, 2026; marked down from $1,799) only if you fly or race seated on a top-end PC and care most about reading cockpit gauges, because PCGamesN called its image the best it has seen in VR. Its 3840 x 3840-per-eye QLED panels use nearly 1,000 local dimming zones per eye, and the narrower 106-degree field of view packs them into 57 pixels per degree, versus about 25 on a Meta Quest 3, per PCGamesN. The headset weighed 879 g without its cable and about 1 kg with it hanging, the stock face cushion pushed weight onto the reviewer's nose and cramped glasses, and its two cooling fans hum at about 35 dB. Skip it if you want comfort or OLED blacks, since Pimax's $1,999 Dream Air uses Micro-OLED panels in a headset PC Gamer weighed at 280 g, and PCGamesN notes swapping to another optical engine later costs $599.
Seated flight and racing sim players on a top-end PC who need to read small cockpit gauges.
Anyone who prioritizes comfort, OLED blacks or a wide view.
