👾 AMVR VR Mask Silicone Protective Cover & Front/Rear Foam Set for Oculus Rift S Headset - Sweatproof, Waterproof, Anti-Dirty | Black Review

Easy to fit. The hardest part was ripping the pieces off the headset to attach the covers. The best part is that now my headset never sweats when I share it with friends.

Every time someone tried VR after me, their bandages got soaked in sweat or vice versa. I wear glasses to stay cool and sweat less.

I was a little scared to fit the silicone head parts as the parts had to be removed and I was worried the clips would break. My husband made it and they fit perfectly. The face sometimes moves a little, but that's not so important. I used to have a problem with fogged lenses, but not anymore.

A little disappointed in the part that covers the edge around the face, very thin. You may also notice that the front part which is close to the forehead the ends don't stick really well, the instructions say to use double sided tape but who wants to put tape on their $300+ headphones? Overall a pretty decent product because it does what it's supposed to do, but $20 seems excessive. Also, since sweat cannot be absorbed by the headset, be prepared for sweat to get into your nose, mouth, and…

Easy to install, solid construction, stays in place and makes cleaning the headset easy! The forehead and back of the headrests stay in place thanks to small tabs that fit into the clips that also attach the pads (luckily easy to remove). The silicone finish is simply a function of the depth of the foam, not the use of a tab or glue. I haven't had a case of it accidentally detaching or slipping when putting on or taking off the headset. I was concerned as there weren't any reviews yet, but I…

These cases are great, work well and prevent sweat from being absorbed like normal foam, but you need to remove the foam from the VR headset (the part that wraps around your head, not around her eyes) and it technically broke my foam. Long story short, there are some little plastic clips that attach the foam to the headset, they gave you little strips of glue because they knew the ends of the foam would stick out, but the glue didn't work (no surprise) and I had to use it Use tape to attach the

Easy to apply, solid construction, stays in place and makes the headset easy to clean! The forehead and back of the headrests remain attached thanks to small tabs that fit into the clips that also secure the padding (luckily easy to remove). The silicone finish is simply a function of the depth of the foam, not the use of a tab or glue. I haven't had a case of it accidentally detaching or slipping when putting on or taking off the headset. I was concerned as there weren't any reviews yet, but I

I haven't tried silicon in gaming yet, but my first impression is that it's not a reliable solution. I just received the product in the mail. The packaging was very minimal, it was a ziploc bag with bits of silicone inside. To put them on your Oculus headset, you first need to remove the plastic pieces with the foam attached and it will come out of them. The parts are oddly proportioned, making it difficult to get silicone around all the clamps without slipping. Take them off (it's like putting