Micro Display on Pimax Dream Air SE

May 13 — Pimax has launched its new VR headset, the Dream Air SE, a more affordable model compared to the original Dream Air released late last year. This lightweight headset weighs under 200g and features a comfortable fit with a fully automatic adaptive head strap. It incorporates a high-quality micro OLED display, delivering sharp visuals in a compact form. Pre-orders start at 4,845 RMB, with shipping expected in Q3.

The Dream Air SE features a Sony micro OLED display, offering a crisp resolution of 2560x2560 per eye. This micro OLED screen uses pancake lenses for a compact optical setup. As a small OLED display, it allows for a lightweight build while delivering high image quality. The headset also includes eye-tracking, automatic IPD adjustment, and foveated rendering for a smarter, more immersive experience.

This OLED micro display technology enables sharp visuals in a small form factor—ideal for modern VR headsets. Unlike standalone devices like the Meta Quest series, the Dream Air SE must be connected to a PC via DisplayPort for full performance with uncompressed video quality.
 

Key Specifications
 

High-resolution small OLED screen: 2560 x 2560 per eye

Ultra-light design: Less than 200g, fully automatic adaptive head strap

PC VR optimized: Uncompressed high-fidelity visuals via DisplayPort

Smart interaction: Eye-tracking, automatic IPD, foveated rendering

6DoF tracking: SLAM version supports inside-out tracking; another version supports Lighthouse base stations
 

 

Available Versions

Base Station Panel Version (no controllers): Compatible with Lighthouse — Pre-order: 4,845 RMB

SLAM + Controller Version: Supports inside-out tracking — Pre-order: 5,654 RMB