How to Measure IPD for VR | 2022 Edition

Are you curious about how to exactly measure your IPD or InterPupillary Distance for Virtual Reality? Then this is the video for you!

*Important* - Make sure to use a mirror when measuring your IPD and not a camera!

I will tell you all you need to know about IPD in this video and show you multiple ways to measure it!

InterPupillary Distance is important for Reducing Eye Strain and Fatigue. It also makes seeing through lenses clearer and gives a 3D effect in VR! The Meta Quest and Quest 2 are the headsets I show in today's video. I also talk about the Rift S and why you might want to avoid it.

Here is are some good articles for anyone interesting in reading more:

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[zeciby]

that was the most confident Intro that I have seen on yt :D

[CopenhagenMusik]

I used a calibier..I tried it with these motorised IPDs adjustment in my stand alone headset.
and I having a hard tiem sensing on IPD value from the next.. even from 62mm to like 70mm I dont sense much difference with Picos green round lineball approach and its 58mm to 72mm software adjustment.
just took my metal dig. calibier and tried to focus with one eye to get the top align with one pupil and when it corresponded with the other black pupil from the other eye and itcame out to 67.52mm..

[hallenw]

My eye doctor said my IPD is 65.5. I tried an IOS App called “Glasses On” using my iPad Pro and it measured my IPD as 65.5. Wow! I was amazed it was so accurate.

[cuzzi]

When I have the ruler that close to my eyes, u can't see a single number. They're all blurry

[unkownx]

why they changed the most important feature... ? oh coz Meta sucks :\ but thanks man! helped me alot :)