The Varjo XR-4 Fixed Focus is a professional mixed reality headset for industrial, training, design, simulation and data-visualisation work, built for organisations that need the highest optical fidelity and tracking precision available.

On this page:

• Overview
• Technical specifications
• PC system requirements
• Who it's for
• What's in the box
• FAQ

Overview

Uncompromising visual quality

• Dual mini-LED 4K × 4K displays, 200 nits brightness, 96% DCI-P3 colour gamut.
• Aspheric wide-FOV lenses: 120° × 105° for an immersive field of view.
• Dual 20MP passthrough cameras, up to 51 pixels per degree for near-human-eye visual acuity.

Advanced tracking & sensors

• Extended-range LiDAR (300k points) for precise environment tracking up to 7m.
• 200Hz eye tracking for natural interaction and gaze analysis.
• DTS 3D spatial audio with noise-cancelling microphones for immersive collaboration.

Built for professional use

• Inside-out tracking by default, with an outside-in SteamVR base-station option for demanding environments.
• Ergonomic design: automatic IPD adjustment, replaceable face pads, ~665g headset weight.
• Package includes: Varjo XR-4 headset, 2 Varjo controllers, adapter, EU/UK/US/AUS/KOR power cables, data cables and a 5m display cable.

Technical specifications

PC system requirements

Who it's for

The Varjo XR-4 Fixed Focus is built for businesses and organisations that need top-tier mixed reality, including:

• Automotive, transport & mobility
• Architecture, engineering & construction (AEC)
• Medical and healthcare training
• Scientific research and innovation
• Industrial simulation, product design, advanced visualisation

This is a B2B product: sale is limited to organisations with a valid tax ID (EIN/VAT).

What's in the box

• Varjo XR-4 headset
• 2× Varjo controllers
• Adapter
• Power cables (EU/UK/US/AUS/KOR)
• Data cables and a 5m display cable

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FAQ

Does it need a VR subscription? Yes — using the headset requires an active Varjo subscription.

Can I use it for home gaming? Technically possible, but this headset is built and licensed for professional mixed-reality use; its cost, PC requirements and licensing make it a poor fit for home entertainment.

Does it need a PC? Yes — it's a tethered PC VR headset; see the system requirements above.

What's the warranty? 2 years on new units — see our warranty policy.

The HTC VIVE XR Elite is a convertible all-in-one XR headset that works completely untethered or as a full PC VR headset. Powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 chip, the VIVE XR Elite pairs a 3840 x 1920 combined-resolution display, up to 110° field of view and a 90 Hz refresh rate with real depth-sensing RGB colour passthrough for mixed reality. Detach the rear battery cradle and the headset folds down into lightweight, glasses-style XR goggles you can take anywhere.

Why the VIVE XR Elite stands out

Convertible all-in-one and PC VR design

Use the VIVE XR Elite as a standalone VR headset with the rear battery cradle attached for balanced weight, or remove the cradle to wear it as a compact pair of XR glasses. When you want desktop-class graphics, connect to a gaming PC over USB-C or Wi-Fi 6E and stream PC VR with low latency through VIVE Streaming.

Colour passthrough mixed reality

Four wide-field-of-view tracking cameras, a 16 MP RGB colour camera and a dedicated depth sensor blend the physical and virtual worlds, so you can see your room, your desk and your controllers while you play.

Finely tuned visuals

Adjustable IPD (interpupillary distance) from 54 to 73 mm, plus a diopter dial for each lens, let you match the headset to your eyes and leave your glasses off.

Your VIVERSE portal

Put the headset on and step straight into VIVERSE to socialise, show art, learn, work, create and play. Skeletal-level hand tracking lets you navigate, click, drag, scroll and type with natural hand and finger movements, with no controllers in your hands.

Key features

• Convertible form factor: full standalone XR headset or portable XR glasses
• Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 processor with 12 GB RAM and 128 GB storage
• 1920 x 1920 pixels per eye (3840 x 1920 combined), up to 110° FOV, 90 Hz
• RGB colour passthrough with true depth sensing for mixed reality
• Wireless and wired PC VR through VIVE Streaming (Wi-Fi 6E or USB-C)
• Adjustable 54–73 mm IPD and per-lens diopter dials
• Controller-free skeletal hand tracking
• Hot-swappable 24.32 Wh battery cradle that doubles as a rear counterweight
• Dual speakers and dual microphones with echo cancellation
• 6 DoF inside-out tracking, up to a 10 x 10 m play space

Technical specifications

Controller specifications

Play-area requirements

What’s in the box

• VIVE XR headset
• Battery cradle
• Controller (L)
• Controller (R)
• Lanyards x 2
• Microfibre pouch
• Top strap
• USB Type-C to Type-C cable
• USB Type-A to Type-C cable x 2
• Lens protection card
• Documentation (quick-start guide, safety guide, warranty card)

HTC VIVE XR Elite FAQ

Does the HTC VIVE XR Elite work as a PC VR headset? Yes. You can stream PC VR wirelessly over Wi-Fi 6E or connect by USB-C using VIVE Streaming for low-latency, high-fidelity PC VR games.

Is the VIVE XR Elite a standalone headset? Yes. It runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 chip and works fully untethered, with no PC or phone required.

Does it have colour passthrough for mixed reality? Yes. A 16 MP RGB colour camera and a dedicated depth sensor provide real-scale colour passthrough and precise environment awareness.

Can I use the VIVE XR Elite without controllers? Yes. Skeletal-level hand tracking lets you navigate menus and interact using only your hands.

Do I need glasses with it? Most users do not. The adjustable 54–73 mm IPD and per-lens diopter dials let you tune focus for each eye.

How long does the battery last? Around 2 hours of continuous use per battery cradle. The cradle is hot-swappable, so a spare extends your session without shutting down.

The HTC VIVE XR Elite is part of the VR headsets range at Metanexus XR, alongside other standalone and PC VR systems. For longer play sessions, browse compatible VR battery packs and replacement facial interfaces.

The Pimax Crystal Super, fitted with the QLED 57PPD optical engine, targets near-retina visual clarity through very high pixel density and swappable optics — built for simracers, content creators and professionals who prioritise maximum sharpness.

On this page:

• Overview
• Swappable optical engines
• Key features & specifications
• What's in the box
• FAQ

Overview

Up to 3,840 × 3,840 pixels per eye gives exceptional sharpness, cutting the screen-door effect and pulling out fine detail — ideal for reading cockpit gauges in sim racing or fine text in professional work.

Swappable optical engines

Pimax's modular optics let you change the optical engine without replacing the whole headset:

• QLED 57PPD (fitted on this listing) — maximum pixel density and sharpness, at a narrower sweet spot.
• Micro-OLED — stronger contrast and more vivid colour, sold separately.

Prefer a wider field of view over maximum pixel density? See the Pimax Crystal Super Ultrawide, fitted with Pimax's wide-FOV optical engine.

Key features & specifications

What's in the box

• Pimax Crystal Super headset
• 2× controllers
• 2× face foams (11mm and 15mm)
• DisplayPort cable
• Power adapter

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FAQ

What's the difference from the Ultrawide version? Same headset platform — this listing ships with the QLED 57PPD optical engine for maximum pixel density; the Ultrawide version ships with Pimax's wider-FOV optical engine instead.

Does it need a PC? Yes — it's a tethered PC VR headset via DisplayPort.

What's the warranty? 2 years on new units — see our warranty policy.

The Pimax Crystal Super, fitted with the Ultrawide optical engine, trades some pixel density for a noticeably wider field of view — built for players and professionals who want maximum peripheral immersion.

On this page:

• Overview
• Swappable optical engines
• Key features & specifications
• What's in the box
• FAQ

Overview

The Ultrawide optical engine widens the field of view for a more immersive, edge-to-edge picture — useful for flight sims, open-world games and any experience where peripheral vision matters more than pixel-level sharpness.

Swappable optical engines

Pimax's modular optics let you change the optical engine without replacing the whole headset:

• Ultrawide QLED (fitted on this listing) — wider field of view for greater immersion.
• QLED 57PPD — maximum pixel density and sharpness, sold separately as the Pimax Crystal Super QLED 57PPD.
• Micro-OLED — stronger contrast and more vivid colour, sold separately.

Key features & specifications

What's in the box

• Pimax Crystal Super headset
• 2× controllers
• 2× face foams (11mm and 15mm)
• DisplayPort cable
• Power adapter

Browse our full range of PC VR headsets.

FAQ

What's the difference from the QLED 57PPD version? Same headset platform — this listing ships with Pimax's Ultrawide optical engine for a wider field of view; the 57PPD version ships with the higher pixel-density engine instead.

Does it need a PC? Yes — it's a tethered PC VR headset via DisplayPort.

What's the warranty? 2 years on new units — see our warranty policy.

The Pimax Crystal Light is a high-definition PC VR headset for enthusiasts and professionals, with a Pimax Prime membership included in the price.

On this page:

• Overview
• Key features & specifications
• What's in the box
• FAQ

Overview

2,880 × 2,880 pixels per eye at 35 PPD keep the image crisp and cut the screen-door effect, while aspheric glass lenses give a wide sweet spot for a clear view across more of the lens.

Key features & specifications

What's in the box

• Pimax Crystal Light headset
• 2× controllers
• DisplayPort cable
• Power adapter
• Service card

Browse our full range of PC VR headsets, or step up to the Pimax Crystal Super for higher resolution and eye tracking.

FAQ

What's included with Pimax Prime? A Pimax Prime membership is bundled in the price — check Pimax's own site for the membership's current benefits.

Does it need a PC? Yes — it's a tethered PC VR headset via DisplayPort.

What's the warranty? 2 years on new units — see our warranty policy.