honsvr.com
I could do the same if my 2nd Quest 3 has dead pixels. It would effect resale value though as i'd have to disclose it has dead pixels to any prospective buyer.
That's why I got the CEO to put this on the website
somniumspace.com
That’s a nice difference! Thanks for the heads up mate. Would there be much difference between the zenni’s and the ones you linked?Custom Meta Quest 3 Prescription Lenses by HONSVR | Hons VR
Why do you need Meta Quest 3 Prescription Lenses with blue light filter?Research shows wearing VR headsets can cause eye strain, eye discomfort etc...
^ are quite a lot cheaper than the Zenni one's linked on Meta's site, @ShiWarrior has ordered them afaik. the zenni's came to £74 all in, i think the honsvr one's are iirc £43 all in.
Yeah, but wasn't it you that took the headset to Argos and the bloke couldn't see the dead pixel? Just because someone checks it, doesn't mean your supervision won't see it
i did do a quick google on the honsvr lenses, iirc there's not a lot of feedback on them but what there was seemed generally ok, but i think 1 person said the right eye lens insert was a bit loose or something. they are made in china. i think the zenni's are made in the usa.
hmm maybe. i sell my unwanted hmd's on ebay and i'd be afraid of returns because of the dead pixels. but yeh even if this incoming Q3 has them, as long as they are not too obvious (the Q3 i've just returned, they were right in your face) i think i'll just stick with it.
Thing is though with Ebays buyer protection scheme, buyers can return things extremely easily for the slightest reason or even no reason. i've had it done to me and it's a PITA.
Oracle and I both have dead pixels in our eyeballs it seems. i do have "floaters" in my eyes as the doctor called them (i think many people do), where there's small debris floating in the fluid of the eye that you can see in certain lights.You wouldn't have to disclose it as nobody would see them..... unless you sold it to @TheOracle.
