From 13 to 16 October 2026, the 57th Korea Electronics Show (KES 2026) will take place at COEX Hall A and B in Seoul. Pimax will exhibit together with its official distributor in Korea, Wavelix, at booth B240, with four enterprise PCVR headsets available for hands-on testing — covering everything from everyday engineering review to flagship-level visual fidelity.
For teams in Korea evaluating XR, this is a chance to bring hardware, workflow and local support into the same room. Instead of judging from a specification sheet, visitors can put the headset on and ask questions around their own workflow.
Wavelix: Pimax's Official Distributor and Local Support in Korea
Wavelix is the official authorized distributor for Pimax products in Korea, handling local wholesale and retail, and the partnership was signed in 2025. Wavelix supplies PCVR headsets and XR solutions to B2C and B2B customers in Korea, and provides product consultation, on-site demonstrations, supply and after-sales support for customers in education, industry, research and simulation.
That means the booth experience is more than a product demo: local teams can discuss headset selection, deployment path and what ongoing support looks like. The exhibitor listing is available in the official KES exhibitor directory.
Four Headsets to Try at the Booth
The hands-on line-up covers four headsets from the current Pimax range, each aimed at a different evaluation priority:
| Headset | Positioning | What to evaluate on site |
|---|---|---|
| Crystal Light | Practical high-fidelity PCVR | Image quality and comfort for everyday engineering review, training and product demos |
| Crystal Super (57PPD) | Flagship visual fidelity with an interchangeable optical system | Detail-critical engineering review, simulation and professional visualization |
| Dream Air SLAM | Lightweight Sony Micro-OLED PCVR | Portability for mobile deployment, customer sites and distributed teams |
| Dream Air SE SLAM | Lightweight, cost-effective and built for scale | Comfort and cost balance for training scenarios and multi-unit rollouts |
Why Evaluate In Person, Not Just on a Spec Sheet
Enterprise XR decisions are rarely made on hardware specifications alone. Whether a setup is usable also depends on the workflow, the content and software environment, the workstation, the physical space, and the people who will use and support the system. The questions a spec sheet cannot answer — whether it stays comfortable over a long session, whether fine detail is actually legible in a real model, whether the interaction flow feels natural — only become clear once the headset is on.
An on-site session cannot replace full validation in your own environment, but it can help a team narrow the options, align stakeholders and define what the next validation step should test. If you arrive with a specific task in mind, the conversation becomes considerably more useful.
Event Details
Meet Pimax at KES
Whether you are evaluating your organisation's first enterprise XR setup or looking for a better-matched headset for an existing project, you are welcome to visit booth B240 and speak with the Wavelix team during the show. Bringing a short brief — the task you want to improve, the user group, your existing PC or workstation environment and the decision you need to make — will make the conversation more focused.
About Pimax Business
An enterprise XR project is rarely just a hardware purchase; successful deployment also depends on choosing the right workflow, software ecosystem and evaluation process. Pimax Business works with customers across engineering design, simulation, workforce training and immersive entertainment, helping teams assess XR technology before committing to a larger rollout. For any enterprise purchasing questions, contact inquiry@pimax.com or contact sales.
