PIMAX Dream Air VR Glasses Micro-OLED 110° HFOV 3840x3552 120Hz

Pimax Dream Air: Ultra-light Micro-OLED VR glasses for high-end PCVR

The Pimax Dream Air are compact PCVR VR glasses designed to offer a premium experience with the lowest possible weight. Featuring Sony Micro-OLED panels, a total resolution of 7680 x 3552, ConcaveView Pancake optics, DisplayPort connection, and a weight of less than 170 g, these goggles combine extreme clarity, comfort, and advanced technologies for simracing, air simulation, and VR gaming.

Designed for users seeking a lightweight yet powerful headset for their racing simulator, the Dream Air offers uncompressed imagery, 120 Hz eye tracking, Dynamic Foveated Rendering, and compatibility with SteamVR, OpenXR, and OpenVR applications via Pimax Play.

Micro-OLED, high resolution and ultra-lightweight design

The great appeal of the Pimax Dream Air lies in its balance between visual quality and comfort. Its small form factor design reduces fatigue during long sessions, while the Sony Micro-OLED panels offer deep blacks, high contrast, and a high-definition image.

Key benefits:

• 3840 x 3552 resolution per eye for an extremely sharp image.
• Sony Micro-OLED panels with high contrast and deep blacks.
• Weight under 170 g, ideal for long simulation sessions.
• 110° HFOV with ConcaveView Pancake optics.
• Uncompressed image via DisplayPort cable.
• 120 Hz eye tracking ready for Dynamic Foveated Rendering.
• Hand tracking integrated depending on version.
• Available with SLAM tracking or Lighthouse version.
• Integrated spatial audio and dual fan for adequate cooling.

Key features of Pimax Dream Air

• Headset type: PCVR VR glasses.
• Display: Sony Micro-OLED.
• Total resolution: 7680 x 3552.
• Resolution per eye: 3840 x 3552 pixels.
• Horizontal field of view: 110° HFOV.
• Optics: ConcaveView Pancake.
• Weight: less than 170 g.
• Foveated rendering: Dynamic Foveated Rendering.
• Eye tracking: 120 Hz, DFR-ready.
• Tracking: SLAM inside-out or Lighthouse, depending on version.
• Controllers: 6DoF included in SLAM version.
• Audio: integrated spatial.
• Cooling: dual fan.
• Connection: Split DisplayPort Cable.
• Software: Pimax Play.
• Compatibility: SteamVR, OpenXR, and OpenVR.

Premium clarity in a headset that almost disappears

In virtual reality, the weight of the headset can make the difference between a comfortable session and a fatiguing experience. The Pimax Dream Air are designed to reduce that feeling of burden thanks to their ultra-lightweight structure, ergonomic face mask, and adjustable and modifiable back strap.

For simracing, this is especially important: during long stints, endurance races, or continuous training, a lightweight headset allows you to maintain focus on the track, car, and visual cues. The combination of Micro-OLED and DisplayPort provides a clean, stable, and uncompressed image, ideal for those who want high definition without sacrificing comfort.

ConcaveView Pancake: wide field of view in a compact form factor

Pimax's ConcaveView Pancake lenses are designed with a three-layer structure, including a concave top layer. This configuration allows for one of the widest fields of view among small-form-factor Micro-OLED headsets, while maintaining very high clarity.

The result is a more natural experience in VR games, flight simulators, and virtual driving, with better spatial perception and a more immersive view than many traditional compact headsets.

Eye tracking and DFR to make the most of your PC

120 Hz eye tracking allows for Dynamic Foveated Rendering, a technology that concentrates maximum graphic quality in the exact area you are looking at and reduces the load on peripheral vision.

In demanding simulators, where resolution and fluidity are key, DFR helps improve performance without sacrificing sharpness at the focal point. This allows for better adaptation of the headset to current gaming PCs, especially when combined with adjustable render resolution from Pimax Play.

Two tracking versions for different setups

The Pimax Dream Air are available in two tracking variants, designed for different needs.

The SLAM version is the most practical option for getting started without external base stations. The Lighthouse version is better suited for setups that already use SteamVR stations and compatible trackers.

Compatibility and PC requirements

Compatible use:

• PCVR.
• SteamVR.
• OpenXR.
• OpenVR.
• Pimax Play.
• Simracing.
• Air simulation.
• VR gaming.
• Laptops with direct GPU output to MiniDP or USB-C via a DisplayPort 1.4a compatible adapter.

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Technical specifications

Box contents

• Pimax Dream Air viewer.
• Split DisplayPort Cable.
• Integrated spatial audio system.
• 6DoF controllers included in SLAM version.
• Product documentation.

Premium VR in a compact format for demanding simulators

The Pimax Dream Air is designed for those who want a lightweight, advanced PCVR viewer ready for high-definition experiences. Its combination of Micro-OLED, ConcaveView Pancake optics, uncompressed DisplayPort, 120 Hz eye tracking, and a weight of less than 170 g makes it a very attractive option for sim racing, flight, and high-level VR gaming.

An ideal alternative for building a more immersive, comfortable, and visually precise full simulator, with the technology needed to enjoy long sessions without sacrificing image quality.