MeganeX 8K Mark II
Shiftall · Released October 14, 2025

MeganeX 8K Mark II

Shiftall's MeganeX 8K Mark II packs 3552 x 3840 Micro-OLED panels into a 179 g body, but needs base stations.

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Buying call

Buy the MeganeX 8K Mark II (shipped from Japan, so US buyers may owe import duty) only if you already own SteamVR base stations and controllers and wear glasses, because its built-in diopter adjustment from 0 to -7D lets many nearsighted users play without frames, which the Bigscreen Beyond 2 and Pimax Dream Air don't offer. Shiftall rates the main body at 179 g and lists 3552 x 3840 10-bit HDR Micro-OLED panels per eye at up to 90Hz, 95% DCI-P3 color and motorized 58 to 72 mm IPD. There's no eye tracking or built-in speakers, base stations and controllers aren't included, Shiftall publishes no field of view (UploadVR and Road to VR report roughly 90 to 100 degrees horizontal), and orders can't be canceled, returned or refunded once placed. Skip it if you don't need the diopter, since the Pimax Dream Air Lighthouse has the same resolution plus eye tracking and speakers, and the cheaper Bigscreen Beyond 2 is lighter at 107 g.

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Highlights

Specs that matter

Display
Panel
Micro-OLED
Resolution
3552 x 3840
Refresh
90 Hz
Body
Weight
6.3 oz (179 g)
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DisplayMicro-OLEDMicro-OLED
Weight6.3 oz (179 g)
37 attributes · See all specifications
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Should you buy it?

Buy the MeganeX 8K Mark II (shipped from Japan, so US buyers may owe import duty) only if you already own SteamVR base stations and controllers and wear glasses, because its built-in diopter adjustment from 0 to -7D lets many nearsighted users play without frames, which the Bigscreen Beyond 2 and Pimax Dream Air don't offer. Shiftall rates the main body at 179 g and lists 3552 x 3840 10-bit HDR Micro-OLED panels per eye at up to 90Hz, 95% DCI-P3 color and motorized 58 to 72 mm IPD. There's no eye tracking or built-in speakers, base stations and controllers aren't included, Shiftall publishes no field of view (UploadVR and Road to VR report roughly 90 to 100 degrees horizontal), and orders can't be canceled, returned or refunded once placed. Skip it if you don't need the diopter, since the Pimax Dream Air Lighthouse has the same resolution plus eye tracking and speakers, and the cheaper Bigscreen Beyond 2 is lighter at 107 g.

Best for

Nearsighted PC VR users with base stations who want Micro-OLED clarity without wearing glasses.

Not for

VR newcomers and anyone who wants eye tracking, built-in audio or a return window.

Main strengthBuilt-in diopter adjustment from 0 to -7D, so many nearsighted users can skip glasses
Main weaknessNeeds SteamVR base stations and controllers, neither included
Reasons to buy
Built-in diopter adjustment from 0 to -7D, so many nearsighted users can skip glasses
179 g main body (Shiftall spec, excluding straps)
3552 x 3840 10-bit HDR Micro-OLED panels per eye, 95% DCI-P3
Motorized IPD from 58 to 72 mm
Reasons to avoid
Needs SteamVR base stations and controllers, neither included
No eye tracking and no built-in speakers
No published field of view; reviewers report about 90 to 100 degrees horizontal
Ships from Japan, and orders can't be canceled or returned
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Full specifications

37 attributes, grouped for quick scanning. Spot a wrong value? Hit the next to it.

Refresh rate
90Hz / 75Hz / 72Hz
Color Gamut
95% DCI-P3 coverage
Color Depth
8 bit: 256 gradations, 10 bit: 1024 gradations
Contrast
1,000,000:1
Resolution
3552 x 3840px per eye (combined 7104 x 3840 px)
Refresh rate max
90 Hz
Refresh rate min
72 Hz
FOV source
vrheadsetpicker_third_party
Vertical FOV
96
Horizontal FOV
96
Resolution (MP/eye)
13.64
Resolution per eye
3552 x 3840
USB Type-C
Yes
Input (Microphone)
Built-in dual microphones with beam forming or USB-C connected microphone (optional)
Integrated audio
Unsupported
IPD range
56-72
IPD max
2.83 in (72 mm)
IPD min
2.2 in (56 mm)
Weight
179g (6.3oz)
Available new
Yes
In production
Yes
Platforms
PC VR
Form class
pc-vr
Included Items
MeganeX 8K Mark II, Light shade, Forehead pad, Head strap, USB Type-C cable (9.8 ft / 3 m), USB Type-C cable (3.3 ft / 1 m), DisplayPort cable, AC adapter, Converter box, X1 dongle (for SteamVR™ controller) x2, Handheld adapter, Safety precautions, Warranty card
Type
1.35inch micro OLED / 10 bit HDR
Lens type
Pancake lenses
Focus Adjustment
0D to -7D
IPD
58-72 mm (Motorized)
Lens
Pancake Lens
MSRP (USD)
1499
Connectivity
DisplayPort and USB-C
Form Factor
Tethered PC VR headset
Position Tracking
6DoF head tracking with SteamVR™ tracking
Eye tracking
no
Tracked controllers
Separately Available
Color passthrough
no
Tracking
Lighthouse
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