AMVR VR Facial Interface Bracket Face Cover for Pico 4,Replacement Pad vr Accessories,with PU Face Foam Pad Replacement, Anti-Leakage Nose Pad & glasses wipes

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I've yet to try it for extended periods but just putting it on for a little bit, it fits and feels almost perfect, I can't tell any comfort or fit issues right now.

Face Cover Facial Interface Cover for Pico 4 VR Silicone VR Face Cover Facial Interface Cover for Pico 4

First of all, it is very uncomfortable (the face cover thingy), maybe the most uncomfortable HMD I've tried so far (I own and have used 10+ VR headsets, my main one is the Valve Index). I know it depends on the head/face shape, but from what I've read, it's uncomfortable for most of us.. westerners(?)(I read people say). Some say it was uncomfortable only the first 1-2 weeks, then it was worn-down a bit and became more comfy (could maybe be true for me as well, I've just tested it for about 4 days).

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The Quest 1 silicone cover actually fits pretty well, but the nose seems to be too long and fits weird when putting it on your face. I think if I cut the nose part out, it would fit almost perfect, I may try that later.

Pico 4 face cushion? : r/PicoXR - Reddit How to clean the Pico 4 face cushion? : r/PicoXR - Reddit

So to people who stream PCVR and complained about things being blurry, laggy and bad colors - you probably don't have a fast enough PC or wifi/router, or you have bad settings, or too much brightness set, or didn't use Virtual Desktop. For me things look and run fantastic 99.9% of the time, except the occasional frame skip that happens for some reason, even though the ms/fps display thingy shows it never drops a frame. But like I mentioned before, others experience the same and it's most likely a Pico 4 software/firmware issue that will hopefully be fixed. Looks amazing (if running high enough settings in PCVR/VD). But what I've read about how the pancake lenses makes it so you have edge to edge clarity, I would not agree. Like on my Index (again), it has a huge sweetspot IMO and I never fail to find it immediately and can still look around (with my eyes, not moving the head) with decent clarity (not too far from the center tho, not edge-to-edge clarity, but bigger than straight in the middle), while on the Pico 4, it's almost the same. When the Pico 4 is perfectly aligned/set on my head/face, correct IPD (I have 70 btw) as well ofc, the sweetspot IMO is not that much bigger than on my Index, just maybe 20-25% more, which is not the promised edge-to-edge clarity I've read about so many are having. So, lenses-wise on Pico 4, they are ofc better than the Index. Also, the glare/godrays/whatever on the Index never bothered me much, and when I look for them (as I don't really notice them when playing... I know, mostly in dark scenes with white text and stuff), they are not that strong anyway like a lot of people make them out to be... and I didn't feel the Pico 4 was much of an upgrade in that regard, as people praise the Pico 4 for pretty much getting rid of this stuff, but for me it's almost the same anyway.

I guess my face is bigger than normal, as there's no gaps on the sides, and thus no light leaking in. This is not only true with the Odyssey mod, but also the default facial interface thingy. Its double-layered design enables it to absorb moisture well, making it ideal for sweaty workouts or when the device is shared with others. We have also chosen a wash-friendly material so that you can get the cover cleaned after every session. The VR Cover for PICO 4 takes the comfort of the headset up a notch. Handcrafted with quality stitching and 100% cotton fabric, it is great for long VR sessions as it feels soft and gentle on the skin. I've never touched my face to the Quest 2, the facial interface is still in perfect condition, I'm not a fan of sweat in the interface. If anyone has any questions, or ideas of things I can try, post below or discuss and I'll see if I can answer, if I can.