To install the BOBOVR adapter, it literally says on the description page on printables that you have in your video: ""To install, remove the arms of the Vision Pro with a sim ejection tool or paperclip and slide it on""
@@CGingerbreadman He is also recreating a band that Apple literally includes with every Vision purchase. You can either use the solo band (the one he had) or the dual loop band, which does exactly what he claims to have fixed.... o_O
@@bobnedved1589 Every reviewer I've watched says the 'dual-loop' band is rather uncomfortable. It's nicer as far as face pressure, but the straps on the back and top of the head are higher pressure because they are much narrower than the 'Solo' band. Why it's not just a Solo band + top strap is unknown. Seems like a 'straw-man' in some designers' argument that the Solo band is the better strap.
@@davidskidmore3442 interesting.. Makes sense I guess. I have only watched a few reviews and many didn't even mention the dual loop, but the two that did seemed to prefer it. Thanks for the insight.
@@davidskidmore3442 interesting ... I've watched several reviews this week and all have claimed they are using the dual loop because of the face pressure on the standard strap.
It is actually tempting to get another knit one and try this hack as it has a nicer material, more surface area, and also has the tightening dial, which is way less annoying than the velcro on the included strap. (In reality, I'll probably just print an adapter for my quest/vive accessories or wait for a vision pro specific 3rd party strap.)
The weight distribution isn’t great with the other strap either. I love my Vision Pro, but am always looking to get the most comfortable viewing experience I can
The top strap is a neat idea. Reminds me of a strapless bra that has optional straps. Could probably just use a removable bra strap attached to itself. Cheaper and will fit tighter/more supportive on the head.
The top strap is literally included with every Vision purchase. It's called the "Dual Loop Band" instead of the Solo Band. This is a completely un-necessary print.
I think he made it clear that the knit band is quite comfortable. I have the VP and the dual band is fiddly and not as comfortable as everyone says… at least for me. I’m looking forward to trying this.
@8:42 you showed the page for the adapter you didn’t get to fit. The page says you need to use a sim ejector tool to remove the entire arm of the AVP to install it.
While he highlighted the Elegoo machines in this video, he does own other printers; a lot of his stuff is done in resin printers from another company, and he's reviewed a lot of different FDM and resin printers and accessories.
It's not too difficult to get the BoboVR converters to work. All you need to do it take your flush cutters and trim the lower retaining tab so that it only sticks up about half as much. Then take your file and bevel the edges you just produced (you don't want it to cut the AVP's silicon arm). Once you do that, you can just snap the converters into place (taking them off, you just reverse the process). Unfortunately due to the geometry of things, the BoboVR pushes Apple's metal strap receivers into your temples, which isn't particularly comfortable, but it does serve as a proof of concept for the halo idea, and it 100% gets the weight off your face!! So once someone designs a halo specifically for the AVP, all of the pain problems should completely go away.
1:43. I tried this mod myself, and in my personal experience, it did utterly nothing to improve the comfort. I really think what this headset needs is a proper halo.
Out of these which one should I get ? • Elegoo Neptune 4 plus • Creality K1 • Ender 5 S1 • Anycubic Kobra Plus • Bambu A1 Or any other printer thats in the £300 price range
i got a dumb question can you 3d print like a Deadpool mask with flexible filament and then you could like maybe use your modeling skills to add like a flap like it does in the movies and then you can spray paint it so that it could looks like those halfshell mask but im also an idiot so maybe that's not how it works just a thought that i had cause Deadpool and wolverine is coming out and you did already make a wolverine cowl witch looked awesome and i wish i was talented to do it myself.
Are there any legit sites out there that you can pay to have someone 3D print a file for you? I’d love to get these but don’t have a 3D printer at home.
@@suzetteanneunfortunately it doesn’t look like we’ll get a response from OP. He’s got links to where to get 3D printing supplies and printers. Guessing he might be sponsored?
@@thelordsauron Print a Thing is a print service as well as Shapeways but the prices are kinda steep no matter what service you use, around 15-20 bucks for a simple print.
Might as well have a VR helmet at that point. If Apple sticks with it I’m sure by version 3 I’ll be on board, but optics aside I’m not excited about what’s on offer. No controllers and no haptic feedback is a step backwards.
I think it's a great hardware device, but I'm not in Apple's ecosystem, my last Apple device fell out of support about 10 years ago. Non-Mac/iPhone users are always second-class citizens with Apple's other products. Kinda hoping that the Valve or Google/Samsung projects see the Vision Pro and pick up on some of the ideas.
Why spend another $100 for a second knit band to fix a problem that's already been addressed with the second, free, strap that comes with the Apple Vision Pro?
MR JINGLES DICE - you obviously have never put one on your face so don’t expect me to agree with your opinion. I’ve bought for my family and friends at least two dozen Apple products over the years and we’ve enjoyed every single one of them!
Changing my comment because I realized the previous comment sounded like the focus was on unfollowing, which isn't productive. My point is, I'm not really interested in the Apple aVision being such a focus even if the idea is to print a part for it. Next the idea is to print a stand and a hook and then it turns into something that doesn't interest me at all anymore. I am here for the purity of the 3D printed content...like I don't care for cosplay either, but I think because that feels more like a passion for so many vs a $3500 device that just sits on my face, I'm not as opposed to seeing 3D printed cosplay items. How this makes more sense and is less volatile (and no I didn't read the comments on my old one, because I knew what I set myself up for).
So... seriously... your revelation is that you recreated the dual loop band that is already included with the Vision Pro by hacking together a couple of solo knit bands by using a 3d print? Ok. a) you just encouraged people to spend more money on an already expensive product just for the sake of incorporating a 3D print and b) it's un-necessary. I don't own the Vision Pro - but this seems like content for the sake of content, and the reason you should cite for your modification should be "because I can" not "because it's necessary" - as your title proclaims - you didn't fix anything - you just fixed it the way you chose to fix it rather than using what Apple already provided you for the same exact purpose.
For $3500, I would have expected this headset to be very nearly perfect, not have enough problems that it's already spawned an aftermarket of clever fixes.
funny i have not heard reviewers complain much about the device being uncomfy. i think apple has failed, if a 3,5k $ device needs a DIY to be comfortable for more than 15 minutes...
Far be it for Apple to design a product that prioritises functionality over fashion, shouldn't be down to the 3d printing community to fix their shoddy products.
Starting to think the apple vision pro was made for content creators, because there's zero must have application for this overpriced dev kit that the quest hasn't already provided for years.
Generally I would agree, but this is a first gen product and the band is a matter of preference. Some people(for some reason) like the way they made this band. Also apple ships 2 different bands. I don’t think the Vision Pro is worth so much money, but I dont think there is any pig problems that were fixed in this video
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To install the BOBOVR adapter, it literally says on the description page on printables that you have in your video: ""To install, remove the arms of the Vision Pro with a sim ejection tool or paperclip and slide it on""
He was also trying to put the strap on upside down lol
@@CGingerbreadman He is also recreating a band that Apple literally includes with every Vision purchase. You can either use the solo band (the one he had) or the dual loop band, which does exactly what he claims to have fixed.... o_O
@@bobnedved1589 Every reviewer I've watched says the 'dual-loop' band is rather uncomfortable. It's nicer as far as face pressure, but the straps on the back and top of the head are higher pressure because they are much narrower than the 'Solo' band. Why it's not just a Solo band + top strap is unknown. Seems like a 'straw-man' in some designers' argument that the Solo band is the better strap.
@@davidskidmore3442 interesting.. Makes sense I guess. I have only watched a few reviews and many didn't even mention the dual loop, but the two that did seemed to prefer it. Thanks for the insight.
@@davidskidmore3442 interesting ... I've watched several reviews this week and all have claimed they are using the dual loop because of the face pressure on the standard strap.
Why not just use the second included strap?
larger surface less pressure
Exactly what I was thinking!!
for content bro, buying a second band for a simple 3D hack is just hilariously absurd.
It is actually tempting to get another knit one and try this hack as it has a nicer material, more surface area, and also has the tightening dial, which is way less annoying than the velcro on the included strap. (In reality, I'll probably just print an adapter for my quest/vive accessories or wait for a vision pro specific 3rd party strap.)
The weight distribution isn’t great with the other strap either.
I love my Vision Pro, but am always looking to get the most comfortable viewing experience I can
6:30 why don’t you scan the Apple model modify it and print it directly? Didn’t quite understand that part.
The top strap is a neat idea. Reminds me of a strapless bra that has optional straps. Could probably just use a removable bra strap attached to itself. Cheaper and will fit tighter/more supportive on the head.
The top strap is literally included with every Vision purchase. It's called the "Dual Loop Band" instead of the Solo Band. This is a completely un-necessary print.
I think he made it clear that the knit band is quite comfortable. I have the VP and the dual band is fiddly and not as comfortable as everyone says… at least for me. I’m looking forward to trying this.
@8:42 you showed the page for the adapter you didn’t get to fit. The page says you need to use a sim ejector tool to remove the entire arm of the AVP to install it.
Would a further solution be to make a larger single head band that would encompass the current rear head band as well as part of the top of the head?
what about a print to hold the battery on the back to counterweight the front?
you kept the headset upside down in relation to the bobovr halo strap... maybe that's why it didn't fit LOl... 8:20 and previously.
hi i got a ender 3 in my room and i print PLA is that bad ? i got my door open and a fan
If the Vision Pro comes with the tray made out of heavy-duty cardboard, what's the utility of creating a tray for it?
for the bobo vr u can try to pop out the Vpro speakers .....and stick the adapter from the other end where the speaker connects to the headset
You kept trying to put the BOBO VR head strap on upside-down
I love your content so much, thank you for always making high quality videos
Great video! I was also thinking of reusing that cardboard stand that comes with the packaging. Thanks for making that file available!
Heck yeah, That was way too nice to throw out
Why not just use the dual loop band that does exactly what it seems you want.
@@bobnedved1589it’s too thin. Also, it doesn’t go very low in the back, so you feel a lot more pressure on the back of your head and on your cheeks.
Great video. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏻🙏🏻😍❤❤
Hello quick question what pen do you use when you are sculpting
Since Elegoo sponsors you, do you own, use or show any other printers too? Bambu, Prusa, Creality?
While he highlighted the Elegoo machines in this video, he does own other printers; a lot of his stuff is done in resin printers from another company, and he's reviewed a lot of different FDM and resin printers and accessories.
It's not too difficult to get the BoboVR converters to work. All you need to do it take your flush cutters and trim the lower retaining tab so that it only sticks up about half as much. Then take your file and bevel the edges you just produced (you don't want it to cut the AVP's silicon arm). Once you do that, you can just snap the converters into place (taking them off, you just reverse the process). Unfortunately due to the geometry of things, the BoboVR pushes Apple's metal strap receivers into your temples, which isn't particularly comfortable, but it does serve as a proof of concept for the halo idea, and it 100% gets the weight off your face!! So once someone designs a halo specifically for the AVP, all of the pain problems should completely go away.
Are you selling the headband clasps??
Cool! Which filament (color) did you use for the wood-like Vision Pro tray?
Overture Matte Brown PLA. It's a great light brown color
@@UncleJessy Thanks! looks neat
8:19 you are holding the Vision Pro upside down which might be why it wasn’t lining up 😂
Great selection Unc' !
Very clever 😉👌
1:43. I tried this mod myself, and in my personal experience, it did utterly nothing to improve the comfort. I really think what this headset needs is a proper halo.
Out of these which one should I get ?
• Elegoo Neptune 4 plus
• Creality K1
• Ender 5 S1
• Anycubic Kobra Plus
• Bambu A1
Or any other printer thats in the £300 price range
8:49 uncle jessy.... you can take out that part to slide it on its not attached to.the headset
This is awesome stuff dude! If you can get the Bobo working for it. I’ll be soooooo excited
You should angle it the other way. You want it on your top forhead. So it lifts just slightly off your checks
i got a dumb question can you 3d print like a Deadpool mask with flexible filament and then you could like maybe use your modeling skills to add like a flap like it does in the movies and then you can spray paint it so that it could looks like those halfshell mask but im also an idiot so maybe that's not how it works just a thought that i had cause Deadpool and wolverine is coming out and you did already make a wolverine cowl witch looked awesome and i wish i was talented to do it myself.
Brilliant!
Wait, does it not come with a strap that goes over the head and snaps onto the Glasses?
Why not make an adapter for an air soft tactical helmet? They are relatively cheap and fit well on the head.
😂😂😂
I did the same thing with a quest pro top strap from spegan for $20
Do they all come with that sleeve thats over the goggle portion of the headset cuz no one has shown that.
Yes they do
You seemed to be fitting the Vision to the BoboVR upside down...
ohhh maybe that was it. I tried it again this morning and still couldnt get the clips on it without potentially breaking them
Are there any legit sites out there that you can pay to have someone 3D print a file for you? I’d love to get these but don’t have a 3D printer at home.
I would also like to order 3D print files. I don't have a 3D printer and I'm not going to get one.
@@suzetteanneunfortunately it doesn’t look like we’ll get a response from OP. He’s got links to where to get 3D printing supplies and printers. Guessing he might be sponsored?
@@thelordsauron Print a Thing is a print service as well as Shapeways but the prices are kinda steep no matter what service you use, around 15-20 bucks for a simple print.
You're not selling any of this? I want to buy.
dual knit band is the way
That's cool🎉🎉♥️♥️🔥🔥💯💯😊😊👏👏
I’ll wait for BoboVR to come up with a solution
Might as well have a VR helmet at that point. If Apple sticks with it I’m sure by version 3 I’ll be on board, but optics aside I’m not excited about what’s on offer. No controllers and no haptic feedback is a step backwards.
I think it's a great hardware device, but I'm not in Apple's ecosystem, my last Apple device fell out of support about 10 years ago. Non-Mac/iPhone users are always second-class citizens with Apple's other products. Kinda hoping that the Valve or Google/Samsung projects see the Vision Pro and pick up on some of the ideas.
Why spend another $100 for a second knit band to fix a problem that's already been addressed with the second, free, strap that comes with the Apple Vision Pro?
'Addressed' and 'fixed' are not the same. The dual-loop band is much narrower and harder to adjust; might as well put the headset on with zip ties.
@@davidskidmore3442 "addressing" an issue that has already been addressed.
MR JINGLES DICE - you obviously have never put one on your face so don’t expect me to agree with your opinion. I’ve bought for my family and friends at least two dozen Apple products over the years and we’ve enjoyed every single one of them!
Changing my comment because I realized the previous comment sounded like the focus was on unfollowing, which isn't productive.
My point is, I'm not really interested in the Apple aVision being such a focus even if the idea is to print a part for it. Next the idea is to print a stand and a hook and then it turns into something that doesn't interest me at all anymore. I am here for the purity of the 3D printed content...like I don't care for cosplay either, but I think because that feels more like a passion for so many vs a $3500 device that just sits on my face, I'm not as opposed to seeing 3D printed cosplay items. How this makes more sense and is less volatile (and no I didn't read the comments on my old one, because I knew what I set myself up for).
Should have charged a reasonable $300 for the fix 😂
Cool..now i can look like i have a hi-tech bra on my head 👍
Making $3500+ feel comfortable lol. Someone is going to develop a goggle silicone strap that goes from front to back lol
hahaha I know right. You'd figure it would have shipped like this
@@UncleJessy There is a second strap which has a top and back support that ships with the Vision Pro
For a 4000$ device, you still need to print parts to make it usable 😅
So... seriously... your revelation is that you recreated the dual loop band that is already included with the Vision Pro by hacking together a couple of solo knit bands by using a 3d print? Ok. a) you just encouraged people to spend more money on an already expensive product just for the sake of incorporating a 3D print and b) it's un-necessary. I don't own the Vision Pro - but this seems like content for the sake of content, and the reason you should cite for your modification should be "because I can" not "because it's necessary" - as your title proclaims - you didn't fix anything - you just fixed it the way you chose to fix it rather than using what Apple already provided you for the same exact purpose.
Don't like it, don't buy it
For $3500, I would have expected this headset to be very nearly perfect, not have enough problems that it's already spawned an aftermarket of clever fixes.
Was it a trash can print?
Lol! The ghetto Vision Pro.
If a fix for a $3500 VR headset is relatable content for your viewers, I'm think I suddenly realize I'm not part of the target audience.
funny i have not heard reviewers complain much about the device being uncomfy. i think apple has failed, if a 3,5k $ device needs a DIY to be comfortable for more than 15 minutes...
its cool but, a $3500 headset that you need a $1000 phone to even use shouldn't need even the cheapest easiest print
Ummmm, where did you get the idea from that you need a phone for the AVP? It is a standalone product, no phone or laptop required for it to work.
Fixing a 4.000 Bucks Headset....
Far be it for Apple to design a product that prioritises functionality over fashion, shouldn't be down to the 3d printing community to fix their shoddy products.
Starting to think the apple vision pro was made for content creators, because there's zero must have application for this overpriced dev kit that the quest hasn't already provided for years.
Why just not use the other strap that Apple included.. that just looks weird
Too bad a 3d printer cant make it a useful product
At 3500 nothing should need fixed on it. Why I don't waste my money on apple garbage.
Generally I would agree, but this is a first gen product and the band is a matter of preference. Some people(for some reason) like the way they made this band. Also apple ships 2 different bands. I don’t think the Vision Pro is worth so much money, but I dont think there is any pig problems that were fixed in this video
Ever added accessories to your car? There are $50k cars that don’t even come with floor mats.
@@shooter913b fair enough point
Called iteration. You couldn’t invent this if you sold it for a million.
Garbage is a bit of a strong word.
I mean, I'm team android through and through, but even I wouldn't call Apple "garbage"