Review on 🌬️ BOBOVR F2: Enhanced Air Circulation Facial Interface for Oculus Quest 2 - Say Goodbye to Lens Fogging and Heat Build-Up! by Issac Smart

There are, I don't know if it's because I ordered it when it first appeared but I had to return it when I bought it. The biggest problem with this is that there is a proprietary VR front interface app that you should definitely use to allow the fan to connect to the Quest 2. This shouldn't be a problem if the front interface is really good. The one I have hardly wants to get stuck on my Quest 2. That means the fan is incredibly loose. I've tried double sided tape, I've tried duct tape, I've tried those plastic rings that you sometimes use to secure cables or attach tags, and the police specifically use them as handcuffs. The fan does not stay on because the front interface does not fit properly. What's worse, if you have to use a goggle pad, it renders the fan almost unusable, at least on mine. That's because the goggle pad I'm using that came with the VR Cover-Face interface (it's amazing btw) creates too much gap between the proprietary interface with dedicated fan holes and the two elongated tabs that fit inside need holes. That is of course my experience. Well, the reason I am clarifying that this is my experience is because not everyone seems to have all of these issues. This leads me to believe that BOBVR may have made some small changes to the front UI design, and those who bought it a little later may have gotten a better, more customized front UI while the rest of us poor bastards did those who bought it a few days after it went on sale I had no luck. A little about how I used it. I've tried the fan with both the Loop Strap and my current Frankenquest setup and it doesn't stay in place. I've tried with goggle pad and it doesn't stay in the ace at all. Without the goggle pad it fits a little better and even then I have to use double sided tape but again it's not a tight seal and the pins don't fully snap where they are should be on the brand face interface. It might work better now, but my experience was poor and I don't recommend spending money on it.