Quest 2 accessories - recommendations, reviews etc

ShiWarrior said:
did aanyone order VR lenes get the ZEISS DuraVision BlueProtect or similar ?

I've read reviews on the Zeiss product and they do well on the write up saying they dont necessarily change colours of anything (reds are still red, yellow are still yellow etc) but protect your eyes if your looking at led screens etc

I'm tempted to order with them but for me anyway its another £27 bringing my total near £200 mark (-11 on both left/right)
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Is there any clinical evidence blue lenses do anything? I asked the optician about them and he said they dont do anything/no evidence they help.
 
ElliorR said:
I just picked my VR Optician lenses up from the sorting office and I was not asked for VAT and import duty. Hopefully they don't try and bill you at a later date.

Installed and it's nice being able to use the thinner face pad and no glasses.
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That's good news. If going to charge you they wouldn't have let you collect. I had to pay for my item from USA when I collected. Still waiting on my lenses. Can't wait to do without using my glasses - takes me 10 mins just to get comfortable position with them.
 
ive had enough of my GO alie express strap
it feels like the default strap all over again, im pulling the back down all the time

i just wish the NVH studios one would hurry up, ive still not heard anything

also i get a blurry vision at the top because its sitting too low... :(


still think the Quest 1 strap is the best ive tried so far
 
ShiWarrior said:
ive had enough of my GO alie express strap
it feels like the default strap all over again, im pulling the back down all the time

i just wish the NVH studios one would hurry up, ive still not heard anything

also i get a blurry vision at the top because its sitting too low... :(


still think the Quest 1 strap is the best ive tried so far
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Is that the same as the gomrvr strap?
I find my gom halo strap the best out Of the standard, elite.. It fits better than the others and I get a much better picture.
No issues with it riding up at the back.
Everyone is different though due to head shapes but for me it fits perfectly
 
Just bought some hat fitting tape for my mvhstudios headstrap. It's a bit too big for my narrow head, and it's been causing fit issues I believe, I'm wanting to get it perfect, so hopefully this will take it to the next step of comfort. Now if I could shave my nose off, I could get the headset right up against my eyes with no problems :D.
 
Unseul said:
Just bought some hat fitting tape for my mvhstudios headstrap. It's a bit too big for my narrow head, and it's been causing fit issues I believe, I'm wanting to get it perfect, so hopefully this will take it to the next step of comfort. Now if I could shave my nose off, I could get the headset right up against my eyes with no problems :D.
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you'd be far better off just not using the headstrap rather that go through that palaver to get it to fit - might as well just send it to me instead :p:p
 
my USB-c magnetic plug arrived today
not tried to see if any data will work through it
but it works a treat
nice a light as well :)

plugged it into my phone and i got full speed through it
connected it on my Quest 2, as its so light you dont need to tie it in anyway
 
Right, slowly getting closer to my full decked out feeling! MVH studios headstrap, using some velcro to allow the vertical headband to still attach, which I've found helps with the counterweight effect of the battery, whilst also securing vertical motion a little more.

Another adaptation, is I've stuffed the front band with some bubble wrap (may just replace with the foam tape I now have), to help it get a better fit on my forehead.

Although it came with sticky foam for the two overhead straps, and a single thicker one of the back, I've added my own. An extra one on the back, for more support at the base of the skull, along with two on the fixed downward arms (from the 2nd horizontal headstrap to the base of skull strap), since I have a narrow skull, this was biting in, which was 1 a little uncomfortable sometimes, and also meant that the ratchet on the back was pulling it in, rather than tightening front to back as much. Finally, I used the end that I cut off one of those pieces, split in two, on the inside of the lenses, to nestle my nose, since it used to bounce off them with quicker movements, could even be painful at times! That's more due to my narrow ipd (to go with my narrow head) than a fail in design, but those two bits of foam seem to hold it perfectly, and now I don't seem to get any side to side motion on my headset, which is brilliant. A narrow interface would probably help even more, but I'm hoping to get the AMVR facial interface that has side bits to help with that.

Once I get the AMVR interface, I may even try and use the forehead band of the headstrap, combined with the side pieces and nose flap, and not actually use the facial foam from amvr, get my face even closer to the lenses perhaps.

Final addition will be once he gets the audio solution sorted (if he's still working on it), but I'm not an audiophile, so really in no rush for that.



 
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