Up until the release of the Dream Air, Pimax has mostly been known for producing VR headsets that err on the side of “big and heavy.” That can have its advantages optically, but not everyone wants to have a 2lbs weight hanging off their face when gaming. The Pimax Dream Air flips that trend around, stripping back its design so that it weighs well under 300g. Add in that it has incredibly high-resolution OLED displays as well, and you have a headset that is going to be high on many a VR gamer’s wishlist. All this weight-saving and image quality prowess doesn’t come at all cheap, though, and there are some other caveats to note about this headset that mean it’s not a nailed-on certainty to be the best VR headset for all. Read on below to see where Pimax’ latest shines bright, and where it comes up a little dull.[site_jumplinks]
Pimax Dream Air review – incredible VR headset visuals and feather light, but the price is a fright
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