Pimax Vision 8K X VR Headset, Dual Native 4K Monitors, 90Hz for PC VR HMD, Steam VR Gamers, Deluxe Modular Audio Strap.
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Edition: DMAS
Features
- Ultra Wide 200 FOV - Pimax 8K X renders an ultra-wide Field of View of 200 degrees diagonally, which is very close to real life human vision FOV. This makes the VR experience significantly more natural and immersive. Playing VR games does no longer feel like looking through binoculars - and the panels will never limit your view. 8K X delivers an unparalleled true-to-life virtual reality experience - like never before!
- Dual Native 4K Displays - Pimax 8K X VR Headset, powered by two full-sized 4K panels rendering a native 3840x2160 resolution per eye, is currently in the front-line of the Virtual Reality industry with the highest fidelity and image clarity. By using industry-leading LCD panels with a highest possible pixel count and nearly 50% increased subpixel density, the Pimax 8KX is able to minimize the Screen Door Effect and create the most impressive Virtual Reality experience possible today.
- Enhance Your VR Experience - Strong Bass Response and top notch sound quality enhances everything from the roar of an engine to the booming sound of explosions allowing maximum immersion for your VR adventures.
- New Audio Solution - 40mm HD Driver Unit. Pimax acoustic engineers make a professional audio work, and further optimize Deluxe Modular Audio Strap (DMAS)'s driver unit. The advantage of hardware alone has mastered a fast audio transient response. Incredibly Detailed and Clean Mids and Highs, Dive Real Deep into the World of Sound.
- New Upgrades - 8K X DMAS with new upgrades offers a native 4K resolution mode with 90Hz rendering true 3840x2160p resolution per eye. It can maximize the effect of DMAS and make an audio-visual feast.
- Recommended PC Specs - OS: Windows 10,11.GPU: RTX 2080 or above. CPU: Intel I5-9400 or above, RAM: 8GB or more, Output: USB3.0*1, DP*1 port. Desktop PC is highly recommended. Room scale movement track requires at least 1 SteamVR Lighthouse tracking device. The Desktop is recommended and not for the Laptop.
- Please note - if you are a GTX 3090Ti user, due to the new changes in the signal output method of this graphics card, the model of Pimax 8KX DMAS does not currently support this graphics card, your understanding in this regard is much appreciated. Tips: Before installing the Headset's driver ("Pitool"), please be sure that "SteamVR" has already been installed in your PC.
Brand: Pimax
Color: Blue
Special Feature: Head-mounted VR headset
Connectivity Technology: USB
Included Components: 4.5M DP/USB Cable, User Manual, VR Headset, DMAS, Comfort Kit
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Specific Uses For Product: Personal
Age Range (Description): Adult
Model Name: 8KX
Product Dimensions: 4.26"D x 11.03"W x 5.35"H
Product Dimensions: 11 x 4.26 x 5.35 inches
Item Weight: 4.4 pounds
Item model number: P2
Date First Available: May 24, 2021
Manufacturer: Pimax
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Top Amazon Reviews
So the bad experience started with a lens scratch. The HMD worked pretty good the first time I used it except for scratches on the lens which created for some slight blur. After using the headset the first day, I noticed a lot of discomfort on my head and mainly weight on my nose. Also the sound just couldn’t get loud enough without the headphone cups with everything cranked. When you would add the headphone cups, it sounded awful. Way too much bass and a lot of noise. And to even get the sound working in the first place was a nightmare of going through multiple settings taking way too much time. The day after and every subsequent day after that was complete frustration. First of all, just trying to get the headset to work at all, every day, was ridiculous.. The HMD constantly saying it’s disconnected. It would take me 30 to 45 minutes just to get it up and running. Then you would have sound problems after that. The company was sending out an email on day 1 or 2 of receiving the product trying to help me figure out the headset problems before they even knew I had problems. I can appreciate them trying to work out the problems but This is fundamental stuff that should be fixed on the ground level. Instead, they’re already putting out two more headsets which will probably have the same fundamental problems. I’ve owned over a handful of headsets so inexperience is not the issue Nor is it hardware. 3090, 9700k. HP Reverb g2 Has better resolution, better performance, better interface, ease of use, far better sound, and far better comfort. The field of view difference compared to normal mode on the Pimax versus the G2 is nominal. The wide fov for the Primax was unusable in my opinion and most people’s opinions on YouTube. Pimax really needs to make these headsets plug and play and ready to go immediately. Time is money And you shouldn’t be wasting it setting up a headset for days, for it to function properly. Especially at this price point!!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2022 by Chaz
The Pimax 8K X DMAS is one of the best upgrades I could have ever done. Coming from an Oculus Rift S, the difference in quality is night and day with the clarity. The display quality is great. What would be a blurry mess of pixels in the distance is now a very clear image. I recently tried the headset with glasses on and I can confirm that glasses fit perfectly and the screen is sharp and clear. The headphones were a major surprise. With the size and design, I expected them to be mid-tier at best. I was genuinely surprised to hear the amount of bass coming from these. They have good highs and lows and even rivaled some of my high-ish end headphones. There was some minor tinkering that was needed to get these to work. Primarily there was a lot of crackling and audio cutting off, but right-clicking on the sound icon on Windows 10 and then setting the headphones to 7.1 fixed all of the issues. Combined with the Valve Index controllers and base stations, I believe this is a very solid VR setup. It does require a incredibly beefy card to utilize the headset to the fullest. An RTX 3080 stuttered occasionally when set to the 8k resolution and was not fully stable until it was lowered to around 70% resolution. When hooked up to a RTX 4090, it performs above 100% resolution with no problems at all and continues to blow me away. The customer support with Pimax's team is among some of the best I could have ever expected. It is usually a slog to deal with support at most other businesses. As a former help desk and hardware technician for a technology focused business, I can say that I am genuinely impressed with how they handled my issues and inquiries. The person at the other end went above-and-beyond on multiple occasions to make sure that I was satisfied with my purchase. I can safely say that if you are considering a VR headset, I would recommend saving up for a Pimax if you want cutting-edge resolution. Even if you aren't considering the 8K X, there are more models coming out that are even more bonkers like the 12K model.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2022 by Dakota J. Dakota J.
Update: bought this a second time, and it somewhat worked for one day, and then volume stopped working. However the day it was somewhat working, I could not view my mouse cursor on the entire right side (50% of the screen) of the monitor, which made it extremely difficult to change settings, since many buttons on screen are on the right side of the screen. This issue persisted and never went away. Once the volume stopped being emitted from the headset on all games, I gave up and decided to return it. The hardware is great when it works, but it seems like this company just doesn't invest enough money in actually making things work. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. There are many bugs/problems with it, but when it works, it does work great. First off sometimes the screens are all jittery and it's just impossible to play comfortably, but resetting HMD in pitools seems to fix it. Second there are artifacts nearly all the time around the "normal FOV", this pretty much never goes away, and gets worse especially on the right side during games, which makes it seem like kind of a crappy headset. Third, just yesterday I spent 6 hours, yes, SIX HOURS, trying to fix a problem where the controllers kept appearing far away from the headset in both the pitools home environment and steamvr, after about 5 hours it actually got fixed, although I'm not sure exactly what I did, then after taking a break, the problem resurfaced and I spent another hour trying to fix it and then it was 10:30 pm and I had to go to sleep. Overall I think the technology has potential but it seems to just have a lot of really pretty terrible issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2022 by alexander Cody-Prentice