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You must the worlds fussiest consumer or the worlds unluckiest VR userAnother day, another Quest 3 replacement arriving.
Took me 5 seconds to realise that right lens suffers from heavier vignetting and another 3 minutes to notice that it has more glare than the left one.
It’s not all bad news tho as Meta gave me another store credit topup.
I don’t have any of those issues with my psvr2 and didn’t have them with Quest 2.Do you smear Vaseline on your eye balls before you use VR or sommat?!
It is tiresome sure, but the store credit they are giving me makes up for it somewhat (adds up to £80 now).You must the worlds fussiest consumer or the worlds unluckiest VR user
In all seriousness, that must be getting very tiresome I imagine by now, I had to return 2 consecutive Varjo's and that did my head in a bit.
I'm loving my 2nd Quest 3 (1st 1 had a display defect in the panel), imo 1 of the best parts about it are the lenses. I don't doubt what you're saying, there must be an issue. I think you've been terribly unlucky.
The fact that all the units I had with heavy glare and/or heavy vignetting suffered from it in only one lens confirms these things have a ton of issues and meta really needs to improve their QC.
They even asked for some photos showing the issue.
if only it was that easy...you'd be like a gold standard
i dont know if your just really unlucky or your really sensitive. if your really sensitive then be a tester does make sence and would actually help then with lens development and testing.
I don't know if this is a silly question, but which focal length would be needed. I use varifocals. Obviously the screen is really close to you, but aren't you focusing on things at the distance that they appear?
You need your distance reading part of the prescription when specifying VR lenses because objects are iirc about 1.5-2meters away in VR. I won't have a VR headset without lens inserts now even though I don't usually bother with my glasses in every day life (I do for driving though).
