In a recent visit to China, the author visited Pimax, where they tried the latest Pimax Crystal Super and saw early prototypes of Pimax Dream Air.
Impressions from the Pimax headquarters showed a company striving to improve despite challenges, with a focus on enhancing quality control.
The Pimax Crystal Super has seen improvements in design and comfort, with better visuals and decreased warping issues compared to previous versions.
While the device remains heavy and has minor visual distortions, its visuals and field of view offer a superior immersive experience.
Tracking issues were noted but are said to be addressed in upcoming updates, with a practical yet effective fan-based testing approach.
Early impressions of the Pimax Dream Air prototypes indicated a lightweight and compact design, potentially offering a comfortable fit.
Prototype features like adjustable lenses and mobile connectivity showcased innovative aspects of the Pimax Dream Air design.
Despite limited hands-on time with the Dream Air, initial impressions suggest a promising headset, hinting at a potential mobile-powered VR experience.
Overall, the visit provided insights into Pimax's progress and future offerings, emphasizing both challenges and advancements in VR technology.
The author expressed positive feedback on the improvements seen in the Pimax Crystal Super and the innovative aspects of the Dream Air prototypes.