The BEST ACCESSORY for VR || VR Optician Lenses Review

VR Optician makes prescription and protective lenses for various VR headsets including the Quest 3, Quest 2, PSVR, Bigscreen Beyond, Valve Index, Pico, and more! VR Optician uses ZEISS glass to make the best quality VR lenses possible.

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Before you buy VR Optician lenses for the Quest 3, is it worth it?

0:00 - VR Optician
0:16 - Unboxing
2:28 - Install
4:16 - Review

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[klausdietmar]

I do prefer the vr optician adapters without the magnet because the adapter is more flat there is more space for my nose and eye lashes. And it is very simple to click on and of the adapters. It need maybe half a secound more than with the magnetic version. Good Video at all! At the end every prescriptions adapters are very good option to improve VR!

[stoic_sigma]

I watched your review of the VR ROCK lenses, and to be honest, I prefer the magnetic design. Plus, they offer free shipping, and with your 10% discount code, the price was amazing. I ordered last week and got them this week. The quality really impressed me. Thanks for your thorough review!

[vermaharsh]

I like VR Rock's magnetic design, and the price is solid too. It even came with free taxes and free shipping, which was a nice surprise!

[alinguist]

Great review! Would you consider these or the VR Rock ones? I live in germany so the ones from VR Optician could arrive a lot earlier. I just can't decide which to buy.

[shindigira]

Thanks for the review. Do you recommend the bluelight filter (significant extra cost)? I get mixed opinions from everywhere.

[inachu]

I hate it when my eye lashes touches any lens