GAME CHANGER - PSVR2 VR ProOptics Prescription Lenses - Part 3 - Clear & Blue Coat Lenses my review.

In this series of videos, I will be looking at the three prescription lens options from VR ProOptics that enable VR game players to play games without the need to wear glasses.
In this third video in the series I will be talking about my experiences of using the Clear Coat lenses and I will use the Blue Coat lens and talk about the differences as I find them. I still have the XP Pro lenses to try out and review, but these lenses from VR ProOptics are a real game changer for me when it comes to racing Gran Turismo in VR.
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[@playstationracer67]

CORRECTION - Plano means No Power, whereas I seem to have indicated that they are the Clear Coat lens. My clear coat lenses are prescription lenses.

[@johnsmartstone4200]

Great video, looking forward to the XP Pro one now.

[@playstationracer67]

Me too.

[@welshboyuk7651]

I wish I had watched this before I ordered my standard prescription lenses cause I would of definitely considered ordering the better ones with this greatly detailed and well put together video…… and just so you know the next time you beat me on gt7 now I will have a great excuse and that will be because my eyes get more tired than yours now 😂😁👍

[@playstationracer67]

Well, to be fair it is only because of you that I even sought these prescription lenses. As you said, they really are amazing though and well worth the investment. I cannot wait to try the Premium XP Pro lenses in a day or two.

[@jacksonbright861]

Do you think that these have helped you to get quicker?

[@playstationracer67]

It is a little early to know for sure, but I feel more confident in VR, not sure that the lenses have made a huge difference with regards to speed, but the experience is definitely enhanced with these lenses.

[@wayneschneider6914]

Watched your Video, I understand what you mean about the anti-blue light coating. I became more aware of Blue light affect on my eyes. I was getting eye strain with wearing my prescription glasses and having eye strain. I bought reader glasses with anti- blue light coating and it was a big difference, as you describe the colors seem more natural yet and brilliant without the brightness. I have even installed a anti-blue light shield on my monitor, as I spend many hours watching you and this was adding to my eye strain. I have not used eye drops for dry eyes since making these changes. I would appreciate if you could post a Link to ProOptics as it is difficult to search out . Also I want to bring attention that you have something giving a green tint spots on your eyes when you look directly at the camera. Knowing how tedious you often mention, thought I would bring it to your attention. Fine job and well done!

[@playstationracer67]

Hi Wayne, you can find these lenses at vrprooptics.com/ but I would hang fire for the moment. I have only used the plano (Clear coat) and the Blue Coat lenses for the moment. I hope to get into the more expensive but (supposedly) much much better XP Pro lenses. Let me have a few days with those an then I'll let you know which I'd go for. The XP Pro lenses have even more technology for us.

[@wayneschneider6914]

@@playstationracer67 I presently have Prescrition VR lens, but will be having eyes checked soon and will renew. I like the Blue Bocker as stated and watching you demos with interest. Did you see the comment regarding green glare spots on your glasses, it kind of drew my attention, thought I would mention it.

[@playstationracer67]

Yup, that is the reflection of the game screen which was loaded and running on front of me. Reflections, I hate them. Another reason why I love these lenses so much - no glasses, no reflections, etc = happy days.

[@bonniebarnais9026]

You seem to drive smoother and hitting the apex of the corners better in VR.

[@playstationracer67]

I much prefer VR driving now. It is so very much easier.