Absolutely agree. Got the non magnetic and decided to change to the magnetic. I spoke with them and they made it really worth it. Both are magnificent. For me the magnetic is better because I got condensation between the lenses and the quest lenses. It was a pain to clean each time but the magnetic ones snap out. The prescription was perfect on both. Both are highly recommended. They’re a great company to deal with. The lenses came really quickly as if the support is superb. Money well spent.
Okay I never thought of condensation between the lenses so that is definitely another great reason to get the magnetic.. and I couldn't agree more with everything you've said about the company! I've been dealing with them for years and have never gotten a bad product 😁
I agree I think that this new ring insert system that meta has put into the quest 3 is a great design and I'm glad that you found my video helpful.. thanks for watching! (≡)-)
Saw this video, and your video on the Zenni's. Having a hard time between these and the VR-Rock ones. Any suggestion on differences/better option? Did you get any sort of anti-glare or blue light filtering?
Honestly I like them both but I prefer VR Rock because they are magnetic release... Not that either are very hard to pop out of the headset but the magnetic release makes it much easier if you're going to share with others.
@@TheTheninjagummybear yeah I know, I have reviewed them recently.... I was quick responding to a bunch of messages and saw Zenni mentioned in the OP and got confused. (≡)-(
@@DanielToledo-rz1il Yes... While they're both very similar and I like both of them, I find the VR-Rock lenses to be slightly thinner and the magnets to be a bit better.
Absolutely agree. Got the non magnetic and decided to change to the magnetic. I spoke with them and they made it really worth it. Both are magnificent. For me the magnetic is better because I got condensation between the lenses and the quest lenses. It was a pain to clean each time but the magnetic ones snap out.
The prescription was perfect on both. Both are highly recommended. They’re a great company to deal with. The lenses came really quickly as if the support is superb.
Money well spent.
Okay I never thought of condensation between the lenses so that is definitely another great reason to get the magnetic.. and I couldn't agree more with everything you've said about the company! I've been dealing with them for years and have never gotten a bad product 😁
appreciate the video.. wasn't sure how to install these at first but I didn't think it would be that easy. Really great and well-designed products
I agree I think that this new ring insert system that meta has put into the quest 3 is a great design and I'm glad that you found my video helpful.. thanks for watching! (≡)-)
Saw this video, and your video on the Zenni's. Having a hard time between these and the VR-Rock ones. Any suggestion on differences/better option? Did you get any sort of anti-glare or blue light filtering?
Honestly I like them both but I prefer VR Rock because they are magnetic release... Not that either are very hard to pop out of the headset but the magnetic release makes it much easier if you're going to share with others.
Hons has a magnetic version as well
@@TheTheninjagummybear yeah I know, I have reviewed them recently.... I was quick responding to a bunch of messages and saw Zenni mentioned in the OP and got confused. (≡)-(
So if Hons and VR Rock both have magnetic release, is the recommendation still VR Rock?
@@DanielToledo-rz1il Yes... While they're both very similar and I like both of them, I find the VR-Rock lenses to be slightly thinner and the magnets to be a bit better.