- 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 Ultrawide if you sim race on a top-end PC and want to see mirrors and apexes without turning your head, because its optical engine stretches the 3840 x 3840 QLED panels to a claimed 140-degree horizontal field of view, the widest in our VR catalog. It keeps the Crystal Super's local dimming, eye tracking for foveated rendering, inside-out tracking and two included controllers (Pimax specs). The wide view spreads those pixels thinner than the 57 PPD engine's 106 degrees, and PCGamesN weighed the 57 PPD version of this headset at 879 g, so plan on a heavy, tethered setup. Skip it for flight sims where you read small gauges and buy the 57 PPD version at the same price instead; you can add the other engine later.
Sim racers on a top-end PC who want maximum peripheral vision.
Flight simmers who need to read small gauges, and anyone who wants a light headset.
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