PROTECT your PSVR 2 with the HORNSVR lenses I Review of the protective lenses for PlayStation VR2

[@ghhoward]

HonsVR lenses for PSVR 2 seem to be the quickest for NYC USA shipping and order completion. Still waiting waiting two weeks longer plus for other lense companies to build and shipping is still a future hope. HonVR is a clear winner in my location for some surprising reason. Since I would have expected the closer companies to ship faster and build quicker but it was not the case.

[@talalzubari1964]

I just got my vr-rock lenses and it is pushing on my nose and after 30 minutes of playing my upper nose starts to hurt and btw my IPD is almost similar to yours. Is this any different?

[@SamDansCouch]

Hi Talal! Oh that sucks that your lenses literally hurt you. I’ve had my HORNSVR on since making this video and never took them off again because they do not hurt or interfere with me. Double check if your lenses are put on correctly. I heard from others who put on their lenses in a wrong orientation that it started to pinch their nose. Maybe it’s fixable. Protective lenses should never give you discomfort.

[@talalzubari1964]

@@SamDansCouch i just received the HONSVR and they are a life saver! The nose cut-out makes it far more superior from vr-rocks design. Thanks for the recommendation wouldn’t have known if I hadn’t seen your video ✌🏽

[@SamDansCouch]

@@talalzubari1964 that’s wonderful. I’m glad you are enjoying them. I’m using them all the time on my headset. No scratches for us! 😎👍

[@phillea708]

Can you tell me do you lose any fov with honsvr lenses, regards

[@SamDansCouch]

Hi Phil, I don’t have a different fov when the lenses are installed. They sit very flush, so I get the same field of view 👍🏻

[@phillea708]

@@SamDansCouch thank you for your reply, I bought the hons lenses for my pico for, they were magnetic, on the Psvr2 they look quit away from the main lense, and great video, can you upload some game play, I have a problem with grainy Mura, the dark areas are terrible, s t ay safe, Phil

[@propertymanager9149]

are you serious? that seems like a horrible design flaw so its fine without the glasses?

[@SamDansCouch]

Hi Property Master, yes unfortunately but it’s the same for many other VR headsets as well. I don’t know why they don’t put a bumper in by default in their designs. If you don’t wear glasses you are fine. You just might get oils from your skin on it or skin flakes. Then when cleaning your vr lenses you got to be careful not to get micro scratches on the lenses (yes even dust can scratch). If you don’t want to put on these protective lenses you could get one of those lens blowers that you can buy for camera lenses.

[@Bigbaz-bj8io]

Not being funny I’ve tried my glasses on with vr and off and it doesn’t make any difference to the clearness of the picture from what I can see