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I used to ruler and figured out that i’m at 63 exactly

If I wear glasses for reading and regular glasses, will I be able to read the menu whilst wearing regular glasses, because as I understand it the menu is up pretty close.

72 ipd here

"nay'ive"

A little late to the party...but... my son just bought me a Quest 3S(same fresnel as Q2) and i am far sighted... TY for taking the time to make this video. You did a great job here. TYVM. I am looking into this! (pun intended! haha)

i guess contact lenses would also work for some people, not all of course

Prudence Route

Good video

Man you’re paid and got this stuff for free. No way should this cost that much, gtfo

Thank you for the video and nice massive website. I might be missing, but is there a way to search on my specific needs, basically iRacing and a IPD of over 72

Why do you not have the PSVR or PSVR2 on your site?

You'd think that at 2024, they would come up with some built in solutions for people who need glasses. Especially considering the fact that many if not all humans need some level of sight correction.

I fixed it but everything still looks blurry up far away no matter what I do

And here I thought I could finally catch a break from using glasses when on VR

glasses weare are always an afterthought. most headset are designed to be used without glasses. its contacts or inserts for us. but inserts are only usefull if you dont have high prescription values. i have -7, this makes the glas on the inserts really thick. combined with the added hight of the adapter frame, this lead big comfort problems. on my index, even on maximum eye relief setting, my eyebrows are colliding the the glas of the insert, leading to a pressure point and a sweat spot due to the contact. telling the manufactorer about it, they only said: "high values and unlucky anatomy can lead to that result, nothing we can do" after asking about costum made lenses with cutouts or something they just replied "no way of doing costums design for user, would requier different machines and the market for selling lenses like this, is to smal to have profit, 90% of all sales, are below -5,5dpt.." so ye, thanks for nothing but adding salt to the wound. this wouldnt be a problem, if i could just wear contacts.. but astigmatism of -2,5 and red-bloodshot eyes even after 15 minutes of wearing them, rule that out

The biggest problem I have with the Quest 2/3, is that I need a Facebook account to use it. This is a deal breaker for me. I don't use social media, and I refuse to let my investment be disabled if I am accused of wrongthink.

I know this headsets not perfect due to the lack of audio quality and lense adjustment but I have a feeling this is the headset that might suit my needs. It's wired so no battery life to worry about, only needs steamvr alone to activate, has controllers that probably won't break fast like the index ones and they have batteries that can be swapped out. I was going to buy the bigscreen beyond but there's a few flaws to that headset due to the lenses being oleds being more likely to burn out and only convenient for the beyond are the index ones which break quickly and I'm in no position to rebuy $279 controllers every few months. So for right now I might actually buy this the DPVR E4 instead just as a replacement for my hp reverb g2 because in 2026 windows mixed reality may be completely bricked forever meaning I might never be able to use it again. And maybe later when I have a safer income to keep up with frequent expenses I'll buy the beyond. I personally hate how meta quest is mainly wired due to the battery dying fast and having to wait hours to recharge. I would probably prefer DPVR E4 over meta quest.

Why can't VR glasses just make it so we can change the focal distance?

Something you should mention is that if you're female is that your IPD is lower than the average and somehow the most beta testers for a headset were male. My IPD is 60.5 mm and I'm a bit above average and some headsets can't go lower than 60 as a reference. The absolute max tolerance for IPD setting (from my personal non professional research) is 1mm so if you can't hit the perfect 0.1mm (my Valve Index allows such fine adjustments) don't worry about it too much. For apps on iOS I recommend to use both "EyeMeasure" featured in this video (requires iPhone X or newer) as well as "GlassesOn" (requires a credit card not to buy smth but as a reference object). If measured correctly both should give you a similar result. Also if you wear glasses (like me) please get some prescription lenses.

3:11 yes, that does damage them over time. I used to wear glasses with my Quest 2, and they occasionally rubbed the lenses, and after just a few weeks there were noticeable scratch marks. I was lucky enough to be able to get an RMA though because the screens had some annoying dead pixels anyways

04:33 IF I were to get this... thankfully I already have a solution! I have 2 clothes-line pully wheels mounted above head for my Reverb G2 cable so it hangs above and not down my spine. Came can be done for the DPVR E4 cable I would think.

"Elite"

Would be interested in this if it wasnt hardwired in and supported high end gaming instead of just work..

The problem is the low resolution of these glasses.

Can you make a video about the Virtuix Omni One. This treadmill caught my attention, but except if you're a content creator or an entrepreneur, it's impossible to get some information about it.

Great video! Good explanation and motivation for my next pc related purchase

aaand it's absolute trash for the cost of Quest 3, with zero upsides. it never made any sense. glad to see it dead on arrival. i dont feel bad for anyone who backed this, it's cool to see scam artists continue to trick people stuck with index.

If I _don't_ wear my glasses when using a VR headset, I can't see anything. If I _do_ wear my glasses, the headset doesn't fit. HONS does _not_ make any inserts that even comes close to matching my prescription.

I looked into this headset till I read Software IPD Adjustment. No need to dive any deeper after that. lol Great review.

ok, i just tried the ps5vr2 with my wife. cant tell you numbers. the digital adjust tells me that my idp is almost center of the range the devies offer.. my wife on the other hand.. minimum setting is 58mm for the ps5vr, yet she has to go even smaler, since on 58 it still shows red but the lense housing is already colliding with her nose ridge (she has a rather big nose). so from estimate, id guess since the calibration shows a lot of way to go, that shes at 55m or even 54. which is outside of what most headsets offer and puts the lenses so close together, that theres almost no space for the nose. the thing is: no one cares, its an exeption, though luck, sucks to be you, get a different hobby

the thing about this product, wouldn't it be useless after a year or two? I have to get new glasses about every 1.5 years because my eyesight gets worse, I feel like buying contact lenses is much more reliable.

Great video man, thank you for the information 🙏

My IPD is around 71-72 and had a quest 2. I couldn’t play it for more than a half hour because of the terrible headaches I’d get from being constantly cross eyed. Since switching to the quest 3 with it being much closer to my IPD with a max of 70, I’ve been playing headache free ❤

Wow... this makes me very appreciative of PS5's PSVR2 IPD adjustment software for a newbie. Without proper IPD, I would get insane headaches!

if only it had manual ipd adjustment

You clearly know, nothing of VR, you could’ve mentioned the oculus rift CV1 or the htc vive they are very cheap now and still work perfectly I only payed 90 dollars for my cv1 and 150 for htc vive and there Windows mixed reality headsets are 100 dollars

Im 75, hoping the index 2 goes up to that or im spending thousands i guess lol

What a bad review. 1:12 complaining about box being hard to open, really? 2:13 Valid criticism of the material but crying so much about removing it... How often do you remove the material? 3 times a day?? 6:54 Nice comparison, if a bit illegible. 8:00 I don't believe you can't see a difference, I've returned my pico 4 and went back to wmr dell visor because 17Gbps on hdmi is incomparable to 0.3Gbps on 6e wifi 1 meter next to the headset, adding latency and compression artifacts. It's very much immersion breaking, and it's a reason why every standalone VR headset is so cheap compared to tethered ones. Please make better reviews.

Me: looked up the price. "Eh, i guess wearing glasses in vr isn't that bad..."

why is everyone comparing this thing against a Quest 2? I think that is like comparing a Car with a Motorbike. It's a PCVR Headset, right? An d even if the guys from HP stop to produce the G2 it still is on the market... i would loveto see that comparison

Thank you for the awesome video!!

"Look like your jacked into the matrix" 🤣. You won't just look like you are jacked in and it's worrying that people don't see where this leads. But hey, considering what billions of people fell for over the past 3 years i shouldn't be surprised.

I just want Meta to stop being a standalone bitch and make a cheap high quality pcvr headset already -.-

1:46 - I just watched another review by a popular UA-camr, and he LOVED the face gasket. Said it was super comfortable and blocked ALL of the light better than most HMD's. They also advertise this as having a 116 degree FOV.

As a multiple screen, multiple laptop user. I'm would like to run 4 laptops through a KVM with the output going to glasses. Is anyone even thinking about this use case?

bro why are people so whiny about this vr headset . haha xD

I've been using 65 on my quest turns out I'm 68 whoops.

Budget friendly?I don't think so.Weight of device is 280g.,you made a mistake.

Great video! I'm not interested in this unless it's at least the same as having an actual multi monitor setup.

Nice review 👍