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I have an Oculus Rift that I use for three setups: Sim Racing, Sim Flying, and playing Elite Dangerous. I've been able to put in multiple hours in all of them,
by notjustanymike 9y ago
I have an Oculus Rift that I use for three setups: Sim Racing, Sim Flying, and playing Elite Dangerous.
I've been able to put in multiple hours in all of them, with two caveats.
First, I take my glasses off. There's just no way that's gonna be comfortable ever. You can buy prescription lens inserts for the Oculus, but my prescription is mild so it doesn't bother me.
Second, you have to loosen the straps. If the headset is leaving an indent in your face it's too tight! I learned that the hard way..
- Raphmedia 9y agoThere are a lot of third-party foam covers made for the Vive and Rift that you can buy. https://vrcover.com https://vrcover.com
- cryptoz 9y agoInteresting! Okay, thanks for the info. I did guess that the "glasses are okay" business was more marketing than reality, so it's interesting to hear you say you wouldn't use it with your glasses. Everything in VR gets real blurry for me if I try without my glasses, and I'm not ready to buy special prescription VR glasses either, so I'll wait a bit. I'll try looser straps on my Daydream next time I try it, but it'll be hard to keep it on my head that way too I think. Thanks again for the info.
- tobyhinloopen 9y agoPSVR works great with glasses though. I have quite large glasses and they fit just fine. Note that the PSVR floats before your eyes, hanging by a frame mounted on your head. The oculus and rift push directly on your face
- rhinoceraptor 9y agoI had to buy specific glasses for my Oculus, I can't see a thing without glasses underneath. I got the cheapest pair of kids' glasses I could find online, and they fit pretty well. However, I still have a bit of a problem, I need a fan directed at my face so they don't start to fog up, especially if I'm walking around and sweating a bit.