Hi. I'd like to share some information to expand on this a little. I'll start by saying I wear glasses, I have a psvr2, and that my wife is a dispensing optician with her own business so I have quite a few pairs of glasses in varying shapes and styles and so I am in the lucky position of having been able to experiment with this. There are a few separate variables that will affect the answer to whether or not you can wear your glasses with the psvr2. 1. If you have large lenses like the ones kireth has in this video, the frames are not going to limit your peripheral vision. You have if you have smaller designer lenses with a much narrower vertical profile, the tops and bottom of the frame will impede your vertical field of vision. Exactly how much will depend on the thickness and shape of your frames. 2. Your prescription. My right eye has a far stronger prescription than my left eye. My left eye has perfectly clear vision pretty much to the edge of the field of view both vertically and horizontally. My right eye with the stronger prescription and the thicker lens has considerable chromatic distortion to the right side of my field of view and to the upper verticle field of view. This varies with larger and smaller lenses but it is there and you can't do anything about it. You may suffer this you may not, it is 100% dependant upon your prescription. As I say I get it in my right eye not my left. The stronger your prescription in each lens the more likely you are to suffer from this. 3. Lens profile. Flat lenses work ok (with the above caveats) wrap around style lenses don't and cause a lot of chromatic distortion around the edges of the field of view. Again your prescription will affect this, but both the wrap-around lenses I tried have it. 4. Vari-focal and bi-focal lenses. Don't do it... The reading portion of your lenses, therefore basically the lower third of your field of view will be out of focus. I'll be honest I don't really understand the mechanics, is the screen your eye is focusing on is very close to your eye. But the distance section of your lens will be in focus and the reading (close vision) section of your lens will be out of focus. Psvr2, and I assume all vr headsets (I have never tried any others) require single prescription distance lenses only. If you wear glasses reading ONLY, from my limited testing with one other person, you probably won't need to wear glasses in the psvr2. There is of course the issue of scratching which was covered in this video so I don't need to go over that. 5. Contact lenses. Ok, I'm in the luxury position of not only having a selection of glasses, but also a tame optician to put contact lenses in for me everytime I want to play with the psvr2. If you need glasses and can get contact lenses in your prescription, do this. My personal experience is that contact lenses improve my experience 100 fold. But I also understand that this isn't possible for everybody, but if you can this is the best solution. So the general answer is you 'can' wear glasses, but your mileage will vary from person to person and if you are lucky, it won't affect your experience in a negative way, but it might... So if you do wear spectacles the best advice that I can give, is please find a way to try a headset somewhere before you buy. I hope that helps some people out there
I wear a beanie while using this to help protect my head and it helps keep a bit more space between my face and the headset so it stays a bit further away from my glasses as well
I just ordered some VR Optician prescription lenses for the PSVR 2 to remove the need to wear glasses whilst wearing the headset and should also help protect the PSVR 2 lenses.
watching you has absolutely convinced me to not get a PS VR2 I knew it would be a headache and a hassle. Do they have a lens insert system that you can apply to the headset most do I guess I'll do a RUclips search on that. because if it's a hassle I'm not interested I have 120 inch projector that I'm using now and I don't like the lag. The VR headset is the only thing I could think of that would come close to that but I'm just not interested in happened to a little bit left a little bit right a little bit up a little bit down a little bit left a little bit right every time I have to put the headset on.
I wonder if it depends on what you have wrong with your eyes. I'm short sighted and don't wear glasses with the headset and image quality is fine. But a friend who's long sighted said he can't use it without them.
Wait so you can’t see things in the distance? I’m short sighted too. Things far are blurry. Can I play games comfortably without glasses? Will the screen/image on the headset be clear or blurry?
@@Micronisus Although the screens are close to your eyes, the lenses adjust the focal distance of VR headsets to around 4 to 6 feet away so if your vision isn't perfect at this distance then you will need to wear glasses/contacts or insert prescription lenses to have perfect vision in VR.
If you wear glasses, I suggest you get some HONSVR plano or perscription lens covers before putting the headset on. Even if you don't wear glasses still get some plano lenses so you can share your headset with others who do. This headset has no hard stop on how far you can move the visor in. Couple with this the PSVR2's small sweet spot and you'll be constantly readjusting it during games. This is what happened to me during Pistol Whip. My lenses are now scratched. I spoke with Sony about this and their response is that this is classed as physical abuse, they advised me that my warranty is now null and void. Don't make the same mistake as me :(
damn that’s good to know i wear contacts and glasses but when i’m home chillen i’ll throw my glasses on even if the contacts are more comfortable but imma just pop them in when i play from now on
My glasses has scratched mine, my right lens, but didn't with the PSVR1, I noticed that on the PSVR2 the lenses stick out more, the plastic molding they sit in stick out more so if you have the PSVR 2 Scope close to your face, the lenses touch your glass frame and then rubs against it and scratches the lens over time, in the manual it just says take take care wearing glasses, it needs to be a warning if to close they could damage the lenses, you should not need to buy something to protect them, it should be included already, it costs £549 so it should be part of it, it needs a guard in the middle where your nose is so it pushes the glasses back and stops the scope/lens hitting them or it stops the scope before hitting the frames, problem is no company tests things in the wild properly and only in lab conditions, look at the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold phone and how wrong they got that, my son has had 3 of them, because there screens break, this could of not just happened to me only.
I bought the PSVR2 on sale last week and I'm already in here from my brother's glasses....pain....lmao there better be a free repair under warranty from Sony
Very good video I've been worried about scratching the lens with my specs but not anymore. Also thanks I've just saved £25 on a GT Omega prime lite using your 5% discount code👍
Things at a distance are blurry for me also and I’ve been using PSVR 2 comfortably without glasses since I discovered slight scratches on the lenses. It’s not as sharp and clear as it would be with your glasses on of course, but you can bring the display closer to your eyes and increase your field of view.
The glasses are quite problematic. You get a lot of glare from the “screen” on your lenses. It creates a blur by making it a bit hazy because of the glare. I ordered some vr lenses and we’ll see if they help
I’m noticing an increase in this type of content. Yes, the headset lenses can become damaged but it is avoidable. Anyone that wears spectacles should not be discouraged from investing in the PSVR 2 or other VR platforms
There's the lense glasses you can clip on but they require to use more money. For me, comfort is impoetant, and i hated all the precautions i was taking when using the qiest 2. I took the lenses adapted to my view, it cost a price, but honestly, not habing to worry about glasses is so much comfortable that i think it's worth the extra bucks. It's not however a solution in reach if you can't put on that money
I’m short sighted. Things far are blurry. Can I play games comfortably without glasses? Will the screen/image on the headset be clear or blurry? I’d prefer to not wear glasses whilst playing
Although the screens are close to your eyes, the lenses adjust the focal distance of VR headsets to around 4 to 6 feet away so if your vision isn't perfect at this distance then you will need to wear glasses/contacts or insert prescription lenses to have perfect vision in VR.
Can I add, I wear glasses for anything closer than maybe 3 feet away, I cant read anything, very blury, but I get crystal clear image in VR without them. Maybe try it without them if your similar.
Just got a brand new headset, not even used it, I put it on, asked to update firmware. I took it off and already white marks that won't wipe off. Brand new today and it's useless. I also had printed guards around the lenses of the headset to create a space for spectacles. This is the third psvr2 in 3 months, I'm so pi55ed !
It depends. Based on your description of your eyesight, you may not have to wear your glasses. The lenses in VR headsets, simulate a further distance from you in order to provide depth. Even though the screens are inches away from your eyes, it doesn't appear that way.
Yea, the glasses really is an issue even tho other videos say it works fine.... after awhile my bridge/forehead area hurt from the pressure. i gone so far as to tape a sponge around my frames to ease the pressure.... Really need to look into getting those prescription lenses for the psvr2.
I've got minor scratches already..I was unaware of how easily the lenses could be scratched by spectacles. It's a massive problem for Sony. Their "support" team told me I voided warranty. I'm NOT happy.
@@Kireth the fellow I spoke to was very unsympathetic. Basically said that the VR2 was designed to accommodate glasses and that the scratches were "user error". I am a Sony Playstation fanboi, I suppose, but this is depressing, especially given the number of cases already being reported I'm off to the optometrist later today to get a prescription for lens inserts so I won't have this issue in the future :-(
@@supercededman I've been thinking about ordering the prescription VR lenses. Do you know if this replaces the current lenses, or does it just sit over the top of the current lenses?
Bro, I have problems with my psvr2. I’m trying to accept the shitty blurry image but 1 thing I can’t accept, is this strange light beam effect in 1 lens. Is this normal psvr2 defect or is my headset faulty? I’m extremely anxious about this as I’m unsure if Sony will exchange it or maybe they see it’s faulty and simply lie and say it’s fine. Aby1 else notice laser light beam effect? I also have like a smudge mark on 1 lens and it won’t come out using micro fibre cloth.
If you're having a "shitty blurry image" then you are doing something wrong. There are 6 things to check. - eyebtracking calibration - IPD adjusted correctly - is the screen the right distance from your face (using the front adjustment that slides the screen forward and backward) - is the headband holding the headset in the right place (doesn't need to be super tight btw) - is the headset sitting too high up, or too low down - is it sitting too far to one side. For example the left is always a bit blurry when I first put it on. I have to slightly pull the headset to the left a little everytime when I first put it on.
Also, the effect your talking about indicates you may have astigmatism. When in a car at night do the headlights on other cars look like they have these beams above and below? Astigmatism is where your eye is not spherical, its more like an American football shape. An eye test will confirm this. Its very common, I have it, and it's annoying but glasses can help compensate for it somewhat.
@@royrogers495 hi, honestly, I’ve don’t everything you mentioned and nothing helps. I’ve been trying to just accept it, because when I have enemy in my face, it’s really realistic, as in it don’t feel like they inside the tv but more I’m inside the tv with them and it’s fun but the bad image, is really making it much less enjoyable. I mean, I do the eye tracking test, I put on headset correctly, I use the dial and make sure my eyes are in the middle. I even slightly tweak it, after I get the green or blue tick or confirmation that eyes are in the middle. I move headset up down left and right. For instance, I pull down and image is incredibly blurry, I pull back up a bit and it’s much better. I do this until I get best image. I turn down brightness to 60/80% . Not sure if I mentioned above but Thumper vr looks good enough but rest of my games look bad. I have switchback on pre order and as it’s quite dark, I’m hoping the image will be acceptable, like thumper. Oh, I really appreciate your help, greatly . 👍
@@royrogers495 oh. Crap. So do you play vr? And do you experience, what I do? I actually have an opticians, just 5mins from my house, so I’ll book an appointment. I did notice that 1 of my eyes seems a tiny bit smaller then the other. Like barely. My eye sight seems fine. Knowing my luck, my eyes not same distance from my nose and that’s why I get blurry image. 😭 so , do I get on to Sony and Demand they customise, my psvr2 headset, or maybe cry beg and sob? Or do I use my life savings to get multiple eye surgery? 😆😭🤔
Wow so much hype and something this basic ruined my lenses. I can see some scratches on the lenses 😥 anything i can do or should continue with my suicide plan
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Hi. I'd like to share some information to expand on this a little.
I'll start by saying I wear glasses, I have a psvr2, and that my wife is a dispensing optician with her own business so I have quite a few pairs of glasses in varying shapes and styles and so I am in the lucky position of having been able to experiment with this.
There are a few separate variables that will affect the answer to whether or not you can wear your glasses with the psvr2.
1. If you have large lenses like the ones kireth has in this video, the frames are not going to limit your peripheral vision.
You have if you have smaller designer lenses with a much narrower vertical profile, the tops and bottom of the frame will impede your vertical field of vision. Exactly how much will depend on the thickness and shape of your frames.
2. Your prescription.
My right eye has a far stronger prescription than my left eye.
My left eye has perfectly clear vision pretty much to the edge of the field of view both vertically and horizontally.
My right eye with the stronger prescription and the thicker lens has considerable chromatic distortion to the right side of my field of view and to the upper verticle field of view.
This varies with larger and smaller lenses but it is there and you can't do anything about it.
You may suffer this you may not, it is 100% dependant upon your prescription.
As I say I get it in my right eye not my left.
The stronger your prescription in each lens the more likely you are to suffer from this.
3. Lens profile.
Flat lenses work ok (with the above caveats) wrap around style lenses don't and cause a lot of chromatic distortion around the edges of the field of view.
Again your prescription will affect this, but both the wrap-around lenses I tried have it.
4. Vari-focal and bi-focal lenses.
Don't do it...
The reading portion of your lenses, therefore basically the lower third of your field of view will be out of focus.
I'll be honest I don't really understand the mechanics, is the screen your eye is focusing on is very close to your eye.
But the distance section of your lens will be in focus and the reading (close vision) section of your lens will be out of focus.
Psvr2, and I assume all vr headsets (I have never tried any others) require single prescription distance lenses only.
If you wear glasses reading ONLY, from my limited testing with one other person, you probably won't need to wear glasses in the psvr2.
There is of course the issue of scratching which was covered in this video so I don't need to go over that.
5. Contact lenses.
Ok, I'm in the luxury position of not only having a selection of glasses, but also a tame optician to put contact lenses in for me everytime I want to play with the psvr2.
If you need glasses and can get contact lenses in your prescription, do this.
My personal experience is that contact lenses improve my experience 100 fold.
But I also understand that this isn't possible for everybody, but if you can this is the best solution.
So the general answer is you 'can' wear glasses, but your mileage will vary from person to person and if you are lucky, it won't affect your experience in a negative way, but it might...
So if you do wear spectacles the best advice that I can give, is please find a way to try a headset somewhere before you buy.
I hope that helps some people out there
I wear a beanie while using this to help protect my head and it helps keep a bit more space between my face and the headset so it stays a bit further away from my glasses as well
I always go to 1:46 every time I put on my headset. This tip is super underrated and it only take 10-15seconds to keep you in VR for hours longer
Same, all the time
I just ordered some VR Optician prescription lenses for the PSVR 2 to remove the need to wear glasses whilst wearing the headset and should also help protect the PSVR 2 lenses.
I just ordered the plano lenses from VR Optician so i can wear my glasses and get a closer fit.
I was trying to be soooo careful😭😭😭😭 but here I am.
watching you has absolutely convinced me to not get a PS VR2 I knew it would be a headache and a hassle. Do they have a lens insert system that you can apply to the headset most do I guess I'll do a RUclips search on that. because if it's a hassle I'm not interested I have 120 inch projector that I'm using now and I don't like the lag. The VR headset is the only thing I could think of that would come close to that but I'm just not interested in happened to a little bit left a little bit right a little bit up a little bit down a little bit left a little bit right every time I have to put the headset on.
I wonder if it depends on what you have wrong with your eyes. I'm short sighted and don't wear glasses with the headset and image quality is fine. But a friend who's long sighted said he can't use it without them.
Yep this is almost certainly part of it for some people
Wait so you can’t see things in the distance? I’m short sighted too. Things far are blurry. Can I play games comfortably without glasses? Will the screen/image on the headset be clear or blurry?
@@Micronisus Although the screens are close to your eyes, the lenses adjust the focal distance of VR headsets to around 4 to 6 feet away so if your vision isn't perfect at this distance then you will need to wear glasses/contacts or insert prescription lenses to have perfect vision in VR.
And another note, careful with the pack in headphones. Uncradled they can smack into the lenses HARD. Scratch scratch. Cheers Kireth.
A protective spacer is needed to keep glasses lenses off the VR lenses, like is available on the Quest 2. Thanks for the video.
I bought spacers on ebay but now buying prescription lenses from hon vr
If you wear glasses, I suggest you get some HONSVR plano or perscription lens covers before putting the headset on. Even if you don't wear glasses still get some plano lenses so you can share your headset with others who do. This headset has no hard stop on how far you can move the visor in. Couple with this the PSVR2's small sweet spot and you'll be constantly readjusting it during games. This is what happened to me during Pistol Whip. My lenses are now scratched. I spoke with Sony about this and their response is that this is classed as physical abuse, they advised me that my warranty is now null and void. Don't make the same mistake as me :(
damn that’s good to know i wear contacts and glasses but when i’m home chillen i’ll throw my glasses on even if the contacts are more comfortable but imma just pop them in when i play from now on
Oh damn that sucks cuz I’m near sighted. Definitely gonna watch out when it arrives on Monday
Enjoy!
My glasses has scratched mine, my right lens, but didn't with the PSVR1, I noticed that on the PSVR2 the lenses stick out more, the plastic molding they sit in stick out more so if you have the PSVR 2 Scope close to your face, the lenses touch your glass frame and then rubs against it and scratches the lens over time, in the manual it just says take take care wearing glasses, it needs to be a warning if to close they could damage the lenses, you should not need to buy something to protect them, it should be included already, it costs £549 so it should be part of it, it needs a guard in the middle where your nose is so it pushes the glasses back and stops the scope/lens hitting them or it stops the scope before hitting the frames, problem is no company tests things in the wild properly and only in lab conditions, look at the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold phone and how wrong they got that, my son has had 3 of them, because there screens break, this could of not just happened to me only.
I bought the PSVR2 on sale last week and I'm already in here from my brother's glasses....pain....lmao there better be a free repair under warranty from Sony
Happened to me on my PSVR1. Was curious about the PSVR2 being susceptible to this as well.
Nice video for us glass 👓 bearers. 👍
Very good video I've been worried about scratching the lens with my specs but not anymore. Also thanks I've just saved £25 on a GT Omega prime lite using your 5% discount code👍
That's awesome man, let us know how you are finding it!!!
I’m short sighted. Things far are blurry. Can I play games comfortably without glasses? Will the screen/image on the headset be clear or blurry?
Things at a distance are blurry for me also and I’ve been using PSVR 2 comfortably without glasses since I discovered slight scratches on the lenses. It’s not as sharp and clear as it would be with your glasses on of course, but you can bring the display closer to your eyes and increase your field of view.
Great content and honest ! Just a question.. what's the song in the background? 😁 Thanks
I scratched my glasses right in the middle of the left lense. I have to check my Psvr now.
I can't get eye tracking to calibrate with my glasses. I always have to calibrate without glasses on.
The glasses are quite problematic. You get a lot of glare from the “screen” on your lenses. It creates a blur by making it a bit hazy because of the glare. I ordered some vr lenses and we’ll see if they help
Contact lenses can be a good option too...ultimate solution is still to take a surgery.
They could have just put a ppf on each lens or used a scratch resistant sapphire crystal as the lens just like watches.
Just be careful when you put the headset on . I have to wear my glasses when in V.R. Don't be in a rush.
Hello is it a good idea to get prescription lenses
What do you clean lenses with? Eyeglass cleaner?
Don't use liquid - just microfibre!
@Kireth ok. What about glasses clean cloth...silk stuff or whatever it us
Yep - have a look at my accessories video!
I’m noticing an increase in this type of content. Yes, the headset lenses can become damaged but it is avoidable. Anyone that wears spectacles should not be discouraged from investing in the PSVR 2 or other VR platforms
There's the lense glasses you can clip on but they require to use more money. For me, comfort is impoetant, and i hated all the precautions i was taking when using the qiest 2. I took the lenses adapted to my view, it cost a price, but honestly, not habing to worry about glasses is so much comfortable that i think it's worth the extra bucks.
It's not however a solution in reach if you can't put on that money
I've worn contacts since release day. My glasses are never going anywhere near my headset
My friend wearing glasses he tried my psvr2 and it didnt scratch the lenses
Do you wear varifocal glasses? And what are implications?
by cleaning the vr2 lenses accidental scratch the lenses with my finger nails. what can i doo ? is my vr2 out of warranty ?
I’m short sighted. Things far are blurry. Can I play games comfortably without glasses? Will the screen/image on the headset be clear or blurry? I’d prefer to not wear glasses whilst playing
Although the screens are close to your eyes, the lenses adjust the focal distance of VR headsets to around 4 to 6 feet away so if your vision isn't perfect at this distance then you will need to wear glasses/contacts or insert prescription lenses to have perfect vision in VR.
I'm wearing contacts til the VR doctor lenses come.
I was a bit lucky and notice it super early on. Now it still pitch black but I don’t have it super close. I will pop it out one or two inches
Can I add, I wear glasses for anything closer than maybe 3 feet away, I cant read anything, very blury, but I get crystal clear image in VR without them. Maybe try it without them if your similar.
I’ll get correction glass so I won’t need the glasses. I just need to check the details and I’m set 😅
Thinking about it😊👍
I’ve received a psvr2 but I’m going to return it as wear glasses with metallic frames. It’s too expensive a risk for me.
Just got a brand new headset, not even used it, I put it on, asked to update firmware. I took it off and already white marks that won't wipe off. Brand new today and it's useless. I also had printed guards around the lenses of the headset to create a space for spectacles. This is the third psvr2 in 3 months, I'm so pi55ed !
I always just buy prescription lens to protect the lens
Smart
I thought VR sets had a focus adjustment thus not needed to wear glasses? Much like when you look through a set of binoculars...
There’s also no way to get oil from your face off the lenses either. I’ve tried so much and yet it’s still there. It’s so crazy.
I wear glasses for using my pc and my iPhone/iPad but not for watching TV. I’m expecting I’d need to wear them for VR? Is that right?
It depends. Based on your description of your eyesight, you may not have to wear your glasses. The lenses in VR headsets, simulate a further distance from you in order to provide depth. Even though the screens are inches away from your eyes, it doesn't appear that way.
Many thanks, much appreciated.
Yea, the glasses really is an issue even tho other videos say it works fine.... after awhile my bridge/forehead area hurt from the pressure. i gone so far as to tape a sponge around my frames to ease the pressure.... Really need to look into getting those prescription lenses for the psvr2.
😲I wear glasses when i use my VR2 to play games is that method the best one out there ❔
Yep it's OK
@Kireth ok, i will try to wear them a bit loose so it doesn't damage the lenses
Order glasses with plastic frame just for the vr
Yep that's what I did in PSVR1
I wear glasses absolutely no issues for me.
Nice!
I have already scratched the lenses of my PS VR2 with soft PLASTIC-framed glasses. Horrible.
song name please!!!!!!!!!!
Pushing the headset to close to your face is the issue, Never had glasses scratch my PSVR1 or PSVR2
I've got minor scratches already..I was unaware of how easily the lenses could be scratched by spectacles.
It's a massive problem for Sony. Their "support" team told me I voided warranty. I'm NOT happy.
Damn, why is the warranty voided? I'm wearing glasses a lot now too...
@@Kireth the fellow I spoke to was very unsympathetic. Basically said that the VR2 was designed to accommodate glasses and that the scratches were "user error".
I am a Sony Playstation fanboi, I suppose, but this is depressing, especially given the number of cases already being reported
I'm off to the optometrist later today to get a prescription for lens inserts so I won't have this issue in the future :-(
@@supercededman Try again. I noticed the headphones hit the screen bad if you dont cradle them - "Nudge nudge, hint hint".
@@supercededman I've been thinking about ordering the prescription VR lenses. Do you know if this replaces the current lenses, or does it just sit over the top of the current lenses?
Free returns within 30 days, just return them and order a new one.
And now you have the same fov as Quest 2.
Bro, I have problems with my psvr2. I’m trying to accept the shitty blurry image but 1 thing I can’t accept, is this strange light beam effect in 1 lens. Is this normal psvr2 defect or is my headset faulty? I’m extremely anxious about this as I’m unsure if Sony will exchange it or maybe they see it’s faulty and simply lie and say it’s fine. Aby1 else notice laser light beam effect? I also have like a smudge mark on 1 lens and it won’t come out using micro fibre cloth.
The light beam is normal. They call them "God rays". Its a side effect from the fresnel lenses.
If you're having a "shitty blurry image" then you are doing something wrong. There are 6 things to check.
- eyebtracking calibration
- IPD adjusted correctly
- is the screen the right distance from your face (using the front adjustment that slides the screen forward and backward)
- is the headband holding the headset in the right place (doesn't need to be super tight btw)
- is the headset sitting too high up, or too low down
- is it sitting too far to one side. For example the left is always a bit blurry when I first put it on. I have to slightly pull the headset to the left a little everytime when I first put it on.
Also, the effect your talking about indicates you may have astigmatism. When in a car at night do the headlights on other cars look like they have these beams above and below? Astigmatism is where your eye is not spherical, its more like an American football shape. An eye test will confirm this. Its very common, I have it, and it's annoying but glasses can help compensate for it somewhat.
@@royrogers495 hi, honestly, I’ve don’t everything you mentioned and nothing helps. I’ve been trying to just accept it, because when I have enemy in my face, it’s really realistic, as in it don’t feel like they inside the tv but more I’m inside the tv with them and it’s fun but the bad image, is really making it much less enjoyable. I mean, I do the eye tracking test, I put on headset correctly, I use the dial and make sure my eyes are in the middle. I even slightly tweak it, after I get the green or blue tick or confirmation that eyes are in the middle. I move headset up down left and right. For instance, I pull down and image is incredibly blurry, I pull back up a bit and it’s much better. I do this until I get best image. I turn down brightness to 60/80% . Not sure if I mentioned above but Thumper vr looks good enough but rest of my games look bad. I have switchback on pre order and as it’s quite dark, I’m hoping the image will be acceptable, like thumper. Oh, I really appreciate your help, greatly . 👍
@@royrogers495 oh. Crap. So do you play vr? And do you experience, what I do? I actually have an opticians, just 5mins from my house, so I’ll book an appointment. I did notice that 1 of my eyes seems a tiny bit smaller then the other. Like barely. My eye sight seems fine. Knowing my luck, my eyes not same distance from my nose and that’s why I get blurry image. 😭 so , do I get on to Sony and Demand they customise, my psvr2 headset, or maybe cry beg and sob? Or do I use my life savings to get multiple eye surgery? 😆😭🤔
I miss non VR Kireth videos
XBox doesn’t even have VR BOOM!
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Wow so much hype and something this basic ruined my lenses. I can see some scratches on the lenses 😥 anything i can do or should continue with my suicide plan
I honestly tried my glasses on and off and it makes no difference to the picture quality
Yes it does but you need to have it 1 click away from you're glasses rather than fully forward
This guy is to negative on psvr