🔒 (1 Pack) Orzero VR Lens Dust Proof Cover for Oculus Quest 2 and Oculus Quest - Washable Black Protective Sleeve for Optimal VR Lens Protection Review

This bag fits perfectly. It works exactly as I hoped it would and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a way to protect their Oculus Quest lenses.

It's nice to have an Oculus Quest lens case, but I'm a little concerned that it will soil my lenses when I slide them over my lenses. I don't know how to keep these things sterile or where to put them. Also, the kit didn't come with instructions or a way to figure out how to put them on the headset. Of course, I could probably find out at some point. However, it would be nice to know the best way to put it on from a guide or something. Overall a great idea, but could (I think) be improved.

The problem is that it's too big for the Oculus quest. This shrinks it a bit. This means light can enter the lenses even when the lens is on (reverse the whole reason I bought it). Another problem is that lens pads don't sit next to the lenses unless you're a mutant with very big eyes. I also don't want to set up IPD every time I take off my headset. I got a free cloth lens cover from a case I bought for my Oculus and while cheap it works a lot better than this product. It may be suitable for…

QUICK SOLUTION: Cut out a V shape in the top center - see photos. Why hasn't the seller offered this until now (after KILLING) tells me it's a Chinese seller with bad English / doesn't care about customer complaints. However, this is a premium felt/wetsuit material. If they had paid attention below or made a suggestion I would have given it 4 stars. 5 stars if they mod it themselves. (Recently I noticed that some of the new lens caps have a notch in the middle that looks more like "goggles".) I

I think it cost me a whopping $8 so I'll keep it short and simple. It protects my lenses in my Oculus Touch device and keeps the headset fully active, so much so that I forgot I had it in and wondered if my Oculus app had burned out as it was loading every minute. hahaha. this will actually force me to get a headset holder as the video will stay on heh). but apart from the fact that i never intended to test the light theory, i see no reasonable reason to fault the price. Works exactly for what…

So if you don't mind being crazy prone to someone knocking you down and taking your installation. They will end up ignoring all warnings and hitting the road. Once there, your rig is vulnerable to direct sunlight or possibly even brightly lit landscapes exposed to internal lenses. They are designed to be focused on the screen and they will be like smoking ants with magnifying glasses. and your screen is burned. So far I've been able to stay under the trees early morning or evening and always…

Update I found that if you put the protector on, when it turns on (comes out of standby), press the power button once (no need to turn off) it will put it back into sleep mode even if the protector is on. Works very well, fits my Quest 2 perfectly. Now of course you should use this when your headset is not in use and it's turned off. It's not good to use it in standby mode as it will fool the device into thinking it's still upside down when waking up from sleep mode and will drain the battery…