KIWI design V3 Facial Interface, Face Pad Compatible with Meta Quest 3 Accessories, NOT Compatible with Meta Quest 3S

for me, i got this to try it for various reasons. it does fit fine, it is comfy and i can even adjust the cusion on the faceplate since it's velcro, which i had to since the way it came as is, it kind of pinched my nose a bit, but didn't take much to re-adjust it.now... i'm VERY conflicted with this item because it almost felt like i sweat more and with the faceplate the quest 3 comes with, it didn't seem as bad, BUT this is probably due to the one it came with would soak up all the sweat and does seem a slight bit breathable. but this kiwi one does allow airflow between your face and the headset so it'd help reduce fogging up on the lenses which i never really got. BUT it also felt like the material that touches your face it may insulate a bit on the skin which can cause more sweating, with that said, you can at least wipe it off pretty easily. so to me... this is more of a trade-off concept rather than an upgrade. but it does what it says and everything, very easy to switch it out and such.if your someone who plays a lot and your face or head get's hot fast which causes the lenses to fog up, i would definitely get this. it is more comfortable also. i do keep it on, but thinking of wearing a thin bandana on my head to reduce the sweating running down my face.

Compared to the original meta facial interface, this one is most definitely superior.The comfort for longer sessions is definitely a plus, the cushy pad feels a lot better on my cheeks and forehead, and the two flaps that go over your nose completely block any noticeable light while using the headset.The price point is fair, and the interface seems to be built to last just as long as the original one, definitely happy with what I paid for this.The only issue I have is that the flaps rest oddly on my nose, making me almost feel stuffy while using my headset. This could be due to my personal face shape. however I don't have a particularly large nose, so I'm assuming this may come into play for a lot of other people.

Got it for my Quest 3 after trying to use the AMVR facial interface and it's a night and day difference in quality. The AMVR interface broke after using it twice. The material the kiwi V3 is made of is incredibly durable in comparison. I only had one issue with the facial inserts being a little too lengthy on the bottom and it made my nostrils close a little bit. I just used scissors to trim them and now it's perfect.

Everyone's faces are different so it's hard to give a review that will match everyone's experiences. I love kiwi products and use their strap currently.The interface feels premium and durable. However, I have custom lenses in my headset that hit my eyebrows when I wear this interface. Since you can't adjust the interface you roll the dice with comfort. I read reviews about nostril restriction and this is unfortunately true for me too.It's a good value, it's just not right for my face. In my experience the stock facial interface with the quest 2 stock silicone slip cover has felt the best. I've also tried AMVR. Go with what feels best for you.

I thought I was getting a good quality face interface by purchasing this with the addition of the bobo m3 headstrap, but there were several issues that I simply tolerated for too long past the return window.The foam is far too thick which means it puts far more pressure on the face cushion rather than the halo strap above it. I couldn't personally use it for more than an hour before I feel like I'm getting a headache. Even after taking it off it leaves a worse mark on my forehead than any other interface I used.The light blocking flap was not a good enough seal which still leaves light leaking through. I managed to get a decent seal by messing around with the cushion near the nose area and making sure it doesn't touch the flaps since any amount of the cushion touching it will lift it up far above where your nose is.In addition the cushion near the flap pinches my nose making it annoying for me to breathe and creates even more frustration that it solves.I personally would not recommend purchasing this product if you want to combine it with the bobo m.3 halo strap or even the stock strap. I found it way more comfortable and provided a better viewing experience using the stock quest 3 facial interface despite the large light leak from below.

I have a Quest 3 and use the Kiwi Design H4 Boost Battery Halo Head Strap. I bought this facial interface mainly for the part that goes around your nose. Before I had this I always had a large gap around my nose that let in light and I could see real life so it ruined the full immersion of VR for me. No matter how much I played with adjustments on the Quest or the head strap the nose gap was still there. This interface completely solved the issue for me! No more gap in my lower field of vision and it’s incredibly cushiony and comfortable. Installation was super easy also. So far it has held up great, I’m very happy with this purchase. Between the device itself, the Kiwi headstrap, and this facial interface I feel like I have the perfect set up now of both comfort and functionality.

Super easy to install. More comfortable than the stock face mask. I didn't need to reposition it, use the Velcro grips really well, but I did pull it back a very small amount (less then a half inch) just to confirm it can be removed and re-installed

The interface material is thicker than the Quest 3's default, making it too small for my face, and ergo pushes on the sinuses uncomfortably.The silicone ne flaps, and the edges of the face cushioning press on the sides of my nose. (I have a larger nose, and the default Quest 3 facial interface is the right size for my face.)I appreciate the attempt to add ventilation to the mask with the diagonal vents, however I couldn't stand using the interface for the 2 reasons above, so I can't comment on how well they worked or didn't work.