The Pimax Crystal has the highest clarity of any consumer VR headset available: the first VR headset with glass aspherical lenses (which is why it's named Crysta); has the highest amount of pixels in a consumer VR headset, with a monocular resolution of 2880x2880 pixels (the native resolution hasn't been upgraded even at 120Hz); and has a locally dimmable QLED+Mini LED panel.
Related: VR Displays product list
Crystal runs both standalone and as a PCVR, with inside-out tracking, eye-tracking, and dynamic gaze point rendering in the software client, meaning Crystal is compatible with almost any VR game. (Crystal is modular, so more options are available.)
