DPVR Adds Near-Ear Headphones To P1 MAX For Shared-Space VR
DPVR announced new headphones for its P1 MAX all-in-one VR headset on October 30.
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Why it matters
DPVR is selling the P1 MAX into shared rooms rather than living rooms, so leaking less sound to the next headset over is a deployment requirement, and the accessory is aimed at the education, training, and exhibition buyers the company already serves.
Key Facts
- The headphones use 50 mm metal dynamic drivers with 20 ohm impedance, the same drivers as the PC-connected E4.
- DPVR tunes the headphones to the P1 MAX's wearing method and listening environment.
- DPVR lists education, training, showrooms, exhibitions, and video viewing as intended uses.
- Content and software support depend on the P1 MAX and each application.
The headphones sit close to the ears to limit sound leakage and use 50 mm metal dynamic drivers, the same drivers as the PC-connected E4 headset, with an impedance of 20 ohms. They are tuned to the P1 MAX's wearing method and listening environment, and DPVR positions them for classrooms, training facilities, showrooms, and exhibitions where several people use VR in one space.
The headphones sit close to the ear rather than covering it, which is the part that keeps audio from reaching the person on the next headset. DPVR lists three settings for them: lecture video and operation training, multi-unit showrooms and demonstrations, and individual viewing of omnidirectional video and virtual tours. The drivers are the same metal dynamic units used in the PC-connected E4, tuned for how the P1 MAX is worn and listened through. DPVR builds VR headsets, AI glasses, and XR devices for both consumers and corporate buyers, and works with partners on hardware, software, and SDKs. Availability and software support for the headphones depend on the P1 MAX and each application.
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