Do you where Glasses and Fly in VR?

[Snaggle]

Just got my lens https://www.vr-wave.store/ today...

Why did I wait so long to ditch the glasses??

[Klaiber]

This is great!

Here is an awesome review of VR Wave:

 

[Vonrd]

I have the VR Wave as well. WAY better than spectacles!

[Flyboy]

I did recently learn through contact with HP support that the VR focal length is set for 1.5 meters. Getting ready to get a new prescription and want something specifically for my VR. From what I’ve found online I think the Oculus is set for the same. 

[Vonrd]

1 hour ago, Flyboy said:

I did recently learn through contact with HP support that the VR focal length is set for 1.5 meters. Getting ready to get a new prescription and want something specifically for my VR. From what I’ve found online I think the Oculus is set for the same. 

My lenses are based on my bifocal prescription and there is a definite sweet spot. Getting a new prescription based on 1.5 meters sounds like a good plan. 

[Flyboy]

44 minutes ago, Vonrd said:

My lenses are based on my bifocal prescription and there is a definite sweet spot. Getting a new prescription based on 1.5 meters sounds like a good plan. 

For my job I actually use trifocals as I found that worked best for me (couldn’t tolerate progressives). Top is for distance, middle for the instrument panel and bottom for my jepp charts and reading the paper (well, my Kindle books anyway )

[Lee]

My vision is good enough for using a VR headset, but I do have VR Wave blue light filters on both my Reverbs. 

[Flyboy]

I’m going to order these lenses for my G2 tomorrow after my eye appt. Looks like they are on special sale this weekend too. Did you get it with the blue light and anti glare filters?

[Snaggle]

20 hours ago, Flyboy said:

Did you get it with the blue light and anti glare filters?

I did I also have that on my regular glasses, a must have in today's world IMO