YinQin Universal Disposable VR Mask Cover 50/100 PCS Face Cover Mask for VR, VR Sanitary Mask, VR Cover, VR Eye Cover Mask, Black (50 Pcs)

This is a great purchase. I recently took my Quest out on its first group gathering and of course it was a big hit. What I was not a big fan of, however, was swabbing up others’ sweat from the foam interface... After getting it home and taking it thru an extensive cleaning process, I thought to see if there was a better way to let others experience the joyous world of VR without getting their bodily secretions all over my $400 device. At first I ran across the more permanent solutions that just make wiping it clean easier; then I came across these. I like these because it still doesn’t have me cleaning up sweat from other people. These are absolutely perfect for get-togethers where your Quest is a featured attraction. Plus, with it on, you kinda feel like a super hero. :p

Didn’t really help as much with sweating.I wouldn’t buy again.

I bought these for a party for adults. Kids probably won't care if the Oculus is sweaty when they hand it off, but adults do. You should still wipe it down before handing it to the next person, but this helps with sweat sharing. They are really really thin, so if you play long enough and sweat as much as I do, you'll defeat the purpose. However, for short term, they work. They are hard to get perfectly situated on the face so that they don't block your vision. They are a bit itchy as well. I don't use them on my personal device that I don't share.

Does the job well, absorbing your sweat so you can share your VR to your friends with less worry. Easy to use and stay in place very well.

They work well, I’d recommend if you plan on showing your headset off to a bunch of people.

Giving it 3 stars but returning it, may work for other people but for my husband it won’t stay in place. It keeps falling covering his vision. Idk maybe put some tape while using it

I wanted to like this for the Oculus Go, but I had a few problems with it. First I like that it is black and it stayed in place for an adult. The straps are too loose for younger kids. The problem was that unless you position it precisely, it’s not going to protect the entire headset, so parts of the headset will still touch people’s face, defeating the purpose of the mask. Second the material isn’t that soft and will leave a grid mark on your face even after 10 minutes of use. Last, my wife said good luck having people put that on since it looks weird. I ended up getting a replacement mask with smooth leather that is cleanable. If I use this for trade show public demo, I may also buy the covers with Velcro that you can Velcro on the pad so you make sure it is protecting the whole padded area. The one I liked didn’t have the pattern on the material that would leave a mark on your face.

They work perfectly fine but it keeps getting pushed up around the nose section. I own an Oculus rift.

This worked great and made people want to view my VR installation

Es kann sehr schmerzhaft sein, wenn ein Einweg-Cover für VR-Brillen ins Auge rutscht. Man muss erst lernen, wie man die Cover richtig nutzt.

Great with Oculus Quest and Rift S. Put the mask on. Position headset strap upwards. Put headset to face. lower straps and tighten.

The YinQuin VR Mask is simple in concept, design and application, being a simple thin unwoven fabric mask to use while employing Virtual Reality headsets. They are soft, lightweight and disposable black masks with a single cut-out for the eyes, a V-shaped cut-out for the nose and elasticated loops at either side. They come in a stack that is tied together with two elasticated tie strings; I recommend you retain these to keep the stack together as they tend not to stay in a stack if not restrained in some manner. The dimensions are 8" X 4.5" (20.3cm x 11.4cm) and are very thin, despite being described as being "soft, thick, and breathable" - only two of those three claims is accurate. The mask certainly has the depth to provide sufficient protection between skin and device, but I found that on one headset the mask was not quite wide enough, while on another the single eye-hole is a little too wide (as shown in the uploaded images) - and while on the positive side the latter allows for unimpeded vision, on the downside it fails to offer a complete barrier and thus still leaves exposure. At the time of writing, the world is in the grip on a Coronavirus pandemic and so we are all more health-conscious and are looking at ways to limit exposure to possible infection. In this respect these masks may be regarded as some small help (particularly with protection from sweat, reducing possibility of transference between face and device) but the degree of protection depends upon the specific build of your VR headset - Ultimately, they really don't convince me they are worth spending £18.99 for a stack of them.

bon produit mais doit savoir comment la placer , leut cacher la lentille pour jouer en VR