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NB - the below post has some tips to protect the system, but given I didn't expect any issues since I was told to wear the glasses when playing, it's all a bit too late!...
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I do also wear glasses but made of thin, not superthin plastic and i didnt have this issue so far. I have to say reading from this issue i alltime try not to put too much pressure to my eyes. But it is...
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Just a quick update - after a few back and forwards with Sony Customer Service, they have agreed to fix it under warranty. I am actually super impressed by this, as they did early on point me to the...
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@professorhat: Did you get the new unit in the end? What are your plans on wearing glasses and stopping the headset in the future? I'm interested as I wear glasses obvs.
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My advice, don't use glasses with vr. It might be the best and most suitable, but you'll still end up damaging the lenses. I tried with my glasses to see if it helped, and it really did, but ended up...
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Sorry but you were told before posting for the sake of advertising is not allowed here. You will have to take it somewhere else now I am afraid - Tasuki-
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@themcnoisy sorry, only just saw this. I did get it back and the answer so far is a very obvious one, just don't allow the VR unit to press against my glasses. Previously I was pinning the unit as...
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Hi professorhat I know this was written month's ago but could you please help me out? I can't find the email address to contact Sony about my psvr lens. Mine are alone scratched, well just my right one...
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@Kemosabe You can always try google. With that said please don't necropost. If a thread is more then 6 months old let it die. Thanks for understanding.
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