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It's like being in front of a large television screen for many hours. Can't be good for your eyes, curious to hear how your eye test results will come out after
by suyash 5y ago
It's like being in front of a large television screen for many hours. Can't be good for your eyes, curious to hear how your eye test results will come out after 6 months to year of 40-50 hours/week of VR usage.
- Doxin 5y agoThe main difference there is that the lenses in a VR headset make the focus plane be infinitely far away. The main thing that's bad for your eyes with monitors and TVs is focusing your eyes up close for hours and hours. If anything a VR headset would be better for your eyes than a regular monitor.
- rspoerri 5y agoFunny ppl downvote this comment while it's actually true. If you check out the "focal distance" of "focus plane" you will find out that everything you see in vr is on a fixed distance. What distance it is depends on the vr glasses (2m-infinity). I am unsure wether it's proven to be better, but it's surely not worse then watching a screen at 50cm distance all day long.
- kgwgk 5y agoInfinitely far away as in 1.3m away according to other comments. How close are you to your tv?
- rspoerri 5y agonot "as in" but depending on the vr glasses.
- inDigiNeous 5y agoCurious about how blasting WiFi next to your head 8 hours a day affects your brain also, especially when dealing with high bandwidth streams like video all the time.
- drath 5y agoThere is nothing wrong with sitting in front of a large television screen, as long as your eyes are not dry and you don't look at one point all time.