Out of the Blue [May 23, 2016, 08:26 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Looking forward to getting to the eye doctor today, hoping that my previous
experience holds true, and that I'll be able to walk out of there with a couple
of pairs of sample contact lenses. This relates to the first definitive thing
I'd like to say about the Oculus Rift, which is that I do not believe the talk
of being able to use these with glasses, as I was able to dig out a very small
old pair, but using them with the headset was still extremely painful. It got to
the point where I couldn't put on the headset yesterday, as even thinking
about doing so made my face hurt (Does your face hurt? Because it's killing
me!). Anyway, based on my experience, trying to use a Rift with glasses is not
practical.
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VaranDragon wrote on May 23, 2016, 14:00:
Im short(or near)-sighted. I wonder if I would need to wear glasses, considering the RIFT's screen is actually pretty close to one's face anyway?
only way to find out is to try one on, I'm near-sighted and can use google cardboard without glasses just fine.
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