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For me, the problem is I wear glasses and I have no interest in switching to contact lenses. I’ve never found a car headset that worked with glasses well
by revicon 5y ago
For me, the problem is I wear glasses and I have no interest in switching to contact lenses. I’ve never found a car headset that worked with glasses well
- banana_giraffe 5y agoI haven't looked into it for other devices, but it is technically possible with the Quest to get custom lenses for the Quest. Not from FB, but other companies have filled this space. I've gotten rid of my unit, but back when I had it, custom lenses were the best thing I did for comfort. I can't wear glasses close to my eyes, and was just generally miserable with the glasses squished in an already small space. The custom lenses solved all of that.
- kovek 5y ago> If you need corrective lenses, get lens inserts: it’s superior to wearing glasses, and I find it better than wearing contacts. For horrible astigmatic myopia like mine (-7.5), it was cheaper than most pairs of glasses I’ve had, and a totally reasonable expense since I use them all day for work.
- caslon 5y agoThere's actually a mod for this! $10 prescription wireframe glasses, pop the lenses out, 3D-print a facial interface for it. There's a guide for it somewhere.
- bryceacc 5y agomy glasses fit in the hp reverb g2, very snug though, i can get you caliper measurements if you care
- arc-in-space 5y agoNo problem at all. I use these: https://vroptician.com/ https://vroptician.com/ Custom lenses, appropriate fitting for every major headset. The inserts don't seem to limit the field of view at all, and they even serve as an extra layer of protection against scratching the headset's particularly delicate lenses.