Review on 🔍 AMVR Lens Anti-Scratch Ring: Protect Your Myopia Glasses and VR Headset Lens for Oculus Quest, Quest 2, Rift S or Oculus Go by Steve Hardy

I have an Oculus Quest 2 and these frames fit this system. The plastic parts will attach correctly, just make sure you have the correct side on the correct lens. I have three glasses that I wanted to try on with these "protectors" (see photo) and here is what I got. Found: I have pretty poor eyesight, which is different in each eye, which is why one lens in my glasses is thicker than the other. Even my thickest lens still doesn't touch the Oculus lens if I have the right mounts. Full frame rectangular glasses fit best, my glasses don't touch the Oculus lenses. I would have had to awkwardly slap myself in the face for them to touch. This has to do with both the frame and the shape of my glasses. The frames fit in such a way that the thickest protection works well, and with the spacer that comes with the Oculus, my face can't be smashed enough for them to touch. Half-frame goggles are similar, but the fact that these frames are a bit more flexible means there's a greater chance of the lenses contacting my glasses when I'm moving, especially when I'm not using Oculus corsets. Round glasses are the worst. . While it's fine to simply place them on the edges of a protective lens, once pressure is applied, the lenses and goggle will meet. The rims offer no additional support or stability, and their shape fits perfectly into the cavity left by the rims. If you have solid frames, preferably square or rectangular, these are perfect for you. (at least until we can all afford those sugary prescription lenses). If you have round frames or smaller glasses, this may not be the best option.