The Pimax Dream Air obviously takes a lot of inspiration from the Apple Vision Pro, but a silly knock-off this is not. The Dream Air has some of the best visual fidelity of any VR headset available today, and one that will bring out the best in every game you play. Unfortunately, it suffers some of the same issues we've faced while testing other Pimax headsets; it's a very volatile and performance-heavy bit of kit, and one that I experienced frequent crashes while testing, even with a high-end RTX 5080 rig. There's a jaw-droppingly superb VR gaming headset here, but it's up to you if its annoyances are worth that extra graphical oomph, especially when it costs as much as it does.
Some of the best visual fidelity you'll find in VR
Lightweight design adds a lot of comfort
One of the few wired, lossless PCVR gaming headsets today
Controllers and their tracking could be better for the money you pay
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PC VR gaming is still alive and well, but it's getting harder and harder to find headsets that give you its original appeal. Most new headsets today focus on the convenience of streaming and wireless connections when it comes to gaming, and in their standalone modes, they just don't have the power to match up against a desktop PC. So, if you want that crystal-clear visual fidelity and lossless connection from your PC's graphics card, there are fewer and fewer places to turn these days. That's why the Pimax Dream Air is such an interesting VR headset to review right now.
Up against PSVR 2, the Meta Quest 3, and most recently, the Steam Frame, it and the HTC Vive Focus Vision seem to be the only ones that actually want to give PC gamers the ultimate visual feast with a lossless DisplayPort connection. But for how old-fashioned a wired connection is, the Dream Air has a more futuristic, lightweight design than any of its rivals. It bears a striking resemblance to the Apple Vision Pro, but that's more of a statement of intent rather than an appeal to disappointed Apple fans. It's the PCVR gaming headset the Vision Pro never turned out to be, and Pimax knows it.
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