As a refresher, the Pimax Portal ships with a respectable collection of specs that put it in line with other VR hardware in its general $300-$400 starting price range. Here’s what you’ll get ...

The Pimax Portal itself features a 5.5 inch, 3840 x 2160 pixel 144 Hz display, a Qualcomm XR2 octa-core processor with Adreno 650 graphics, and 8GB of RAM. Pimax offers two different display options.

The Portal comes in three variants: the 8+128G, 8+256G, and the Portal QLED 8+256G, with prices starting from $369. Each variant offers a unique set of features, catering to different gaming needs.

Pimax created the Portal to bring the VR 3.0 experience to the mainstream customer at an affordable price point. The new device is a groundbreaking metaverse product that is the pinnacle of seven ...

Pimax Portal with QLED display and 256GB of storage for $549 Pimax Portal View (tablet, controllers & headset) for $449 Pimax Portal View w/QLED tablet for $599 Portable VR game console ...

Update: The Kickstarter for the Pimax Portal has now launched, and already exceeded its funding goal. It's a good time to get in if you're after some of the early bird offerings, including special ...

So unless the Portal hits a lower price point than the combined cost of a Meta Quest 2 and a Steam Deck, it’s tough to see the justification for picking the Portal — at least for now.

Pimax’s version is far more ambitious and naturally comes with all of the uncertainty crowdfunding implies. Ahead of its planned 2023 launch, here’s what we know about the Pimax Portal.

The Pimax Portal will go up for pre-order soon through a Kickstarter campaign, with prices expected to start at $299 for an entry-level model with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage during crowdfunding.

The Pimax Portal will feature the Qualcomm XR2 which rocks 8 cores clocked up to 2.8GHz. It also sports a Qualcomm Adreno 650 GPU. Would be purchasers can choose between 128/256GB.