Chinese VR headset manufacturer Pimax raised USD 30 million in a Series C1 financing round led by Tuanmu Capital, with participation from other investors.
Funding is set to be used to improve the company's working capital position to prepare for the launch of its new range of VR products alongside R&D investments.
Pimax is a producer of VR headsets, including the world's first 4K VR headset, the Pimax 5K+, which features a 200° field-of-view (FOV). Its latest headset, Pimax Crystal is set to launch later in 2023, and features a QLED display offering a 120° FOV, 42 PPD, and a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz with foveated rendering. The headset allows users to switch modes between Standalone VR, PCVR, Mobile gaming, PC gaming, and living-room entertainment
Analyst QuickTake: Although Pimax headsets offer leading FOV and refresh rates in the XR market, they require a higher-end graphics card to fully experience its graphical capabilities compared to the HTC Vive Pro 2, with the additional GPU costs amounting to ~USD 450.
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