VR Anti-Blue Light Glasses for Oculus Quest 2,Customized VR Accessories with Magnetic Alloy Frame and Blue Light-Blocking Lenses,Support The Replacement of Lenses to Suit Your Myopia

I am not so sure about how much blue light this actually blocks out, but it does fit perfectly on the Quest 2

So far, we've installed them into our Oculus Quest 2 and they fit fine. The next step is to get lenses made at the optician's to fit into them so we can play without wearing glasses. I don't know yet how difficult that will be, but I'll update my review if we get it done.

👆😇🤔= My Honest Thoughts on the AXVRMETA VR Anti-Blue Light Glasses, Magnetic, Blue-Blocking, and Very Uncomfortable. So much so that I could not use them and wear the Quest 2.YES! I said these were not comfortable for me. I could not use them no matter how I adjusted them. Therefore I could not fully test the product in VR Game play. This may not be the case with other users so let me go over the Pros and Cons.Pros:Magnetic Alloy Frame:One of the notable features of the AXVRMETA VR glasses is the magnetic alloy frame, providing a secure and convenient attachment to the Oculus Quest 2. The magnetic design allows for easy replacement of lenses, catering to users with myopia.Blue Light Blocking:The glasses are designed to block blue light, which is often associated with reducing eye strain and potential damage caused by prolonged exposure to screens. This feature aims to enhance the virtual reality experience by minimizing eye discomfort. However, I was not able to test this feature.Cons:Comfort Issues:A significant drawback for me is discomfort. The lenses pressed against the user's head, causing discomfort and making the overall experience completely unenjoyable. The thickness of the product appears to be a contributing factor.Fitment Challenges:While the magnetic attachment system is praised, the added extension of the lenses seems to create fitting challenges. The thickness of the product, when the eye-piece mount is combined with the magnetic lens attachment, may not provide a comfortable fit for all users.Limited Usability:I was very disappointed in the limitation due to the thickness of the attachment system and would prefer to own or test a thinner design that is compatible with the Oculus Quest 2 since I could not use it effectively. I would also like to see one compatible with the Quest 1 as I own both.Final Thoughts:The AXVRMETA VR anti-blue light glasses may present a mixed experience based on the user. While the magnetic alloy frame and blue-light blocking features are commendable, the discomfort and fitment challenges raise concerns about their overall usability.Since I could not use the product, I would also need further testing with use to estimate the overall durability and performance of these VR anti-blue light glasses.

Fit well, and did the job! Only good things to say. The kiddos were able to get them in with no issues and it’s definitely made a difference.

These anti blue light lenses were super easy to just snap onto the VR eye pieces. This helps you play a bit longer because you're not putting so much strain on your eyes. I feel better having these on the VR headset when my 9 year old plays, gotta protect your eyes!

I put the clip layers on the lenses, attached the magnetic lenses, tested it out zero has changed. I'm nearsighted and this product is a huge lie, do not buy.

These are great and made even better with the magnets. Ones that don't include magnets are hard to take off. These aren't.If you wear glasses, though, you might want to reconsider. Dad found these made the area too full for his glasses and had to take them out before he could play.

These lenses definitely help lessen the eye strain from blue light when using the Oculus 2. The first frame ring snaps over the lenses and you'll feel a little worried you're pushing too hard, but then will find they snap in easily. The second part, the actual lens, then attaches magnetically to the first. While they work, it took quite a bit of adjusting to find a position where they didn't press against my head/skin - so comfort is a bit of an issue. If they could find a way to make them just slightly thinner, it would be great. Using them I definitely get oily skin prints on the lenses -- so it's a choice of blue light strain or finding a comfortable position with the lenses in place. I'm kinda on the fence on this one, though I lean toward using them as my eyes are much happier when I do.

Before my eyes get tired using oculus. Now after i installed this lens i enjoy using my oculus. It helps on my vision and my eyes were not being tired.