Specifications
Compared to other headsets on the market, the Beyond is significantly smaller than many other headsets, even nearly fitting inside other VR headsets. [1] The Beyond uses SteamVR outside-in tracking, [1] and is tethered to a computer. [2]
For each eye, there is a 1-inch [3] 2560x2560 pixel micro OLED panel that can refresh at 75hz or 90hz. The device uses smaller pancake lenses, as opposed to Fresnel lenses. [1] Additional magnetic lenses can snap on for people with prescription glasses. [4]
Bigscreen 3D prints a custom washable [4] facial mask using a 3D scan of the customer's face, which blocks all outside light. [1] The interpupillary distance (IPD) between the displays is configured at the factory, and cannot be adjusted, [2] which Bigscreen cites as being due to decreasing the weight. [4] Because the device is tuned to a particular customer, the Beyond will not fit well on other peoples' faces. [2] An imperfect fit will lead to "a major drop in visual quality". [2]
At a MSRP of US$999, the Beyond does not come with SteamVR base stations or controllers. Two base stations and Knuckles controllers are an additional $580. [4]
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