2880x2880 resolution per eye for ultra-sharp cockpit details
Glass aspheric lenses
Plug-and-play simplicity
Integrated audio
Inside-out cameras (so no need for base stations)
We’re inviting passionate flight simmers to test our most popular VR headset — for free, for 3 months.
This program is part of our effort to better understand the real needs of the flight sim community, and to keep improving how Crystal Light performs in the cockpit.
By joining, you’ll not only get early access to our most flight-focused headset, but also help shape its future with your feedback. Whether you’re new to VR or already flying in it, we want to hear your story — and share it with a broader community of sim pilots.
Apply today and experience Microsoft Flight Simulator like never before.
A flat screen can show you a cockpit. VR puts you inside it. You look over your shoulder and see the cabin. You lean forward and spot the runway lights through the mist. VR transforms MSFS from a simulation into an experience.
In VR, spatial awareness becomes second nature. Judging height on final approach, turning base to final, taxiing near gates — everything feels more natural. It's the closest you can get to real-world flying without leaving your home.
Not long ago, VR had real trade-offs: fuzzy visuals, motion sickness, and hardware limitations. Headsets like the Crystal Light now offer stunning clarity, wide FOV, and smooth performance. With major advances in both hardware and software, from ultra-sharp displays to technologies like upscale mode, smart smoothing, and quad-view integration, VR flight is now accessible and impressive, even on mid-range PCs.
✅ Free 3-month Crystal Light test experience
✅ Access to our exclusive tester Discord group
✅ Early insights into upcoming Pimax updates
✅ Participation reward: Keep the headset at a discounted price
"The Pimax Crystal Light was the headset selected for the occasion and, while I didn’t have enough time to fully appreciate it – or write a proper article on it – I can say it was a very good, seamless experience and it just made me wish I had more time to check it out (and potentially look at it as a future upgrade)."
"Even though the Meta Quest 3 can be hardwired up to your PC and used for VR flying, it is Pimax that has taken over from Valve and Oculus before it as the PC simmers VR headset of choice, as seen here by the fact Microsoft chose to show off its new game using Pimax Crystal Light headsets."
"During the Global Preview Event of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, a handful of VR set-ups were made available to indivuduals to try out. The headset of choice for the event was Pimax’s Crystal Light, which features high resolution displays and good refresh rates to ensure that you get a quality visual experience."