Oculus Quest 2 BLURRY? Top 5 Reasons WHY, And Tips And Tricks To Fix It!

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never seen someone go so in depth on it. AND this dude is an eye doctor. Epic

i was generally expecting him to be like "wipe the lens'" "make sure its the right IPD" like the basic info everyone knows lol surprisingly i learnt something haha

Potential bonus Tip: improve your ambient lighting. The lights in my living room were dim but after changing the bulbs and getting bright LEDs it seemed to make a pretty good difference. Maybe a one off but worth a shot

Also a easy change is to switch to night mode. As long as the color of night mode doesn’t bother you this can help a lot. Bright white is one of the most blurry/blown out colors on the quest 2. Night mode makes the bright colors a bit more dim and takes away a lot of blur.

Reason 6: You're drunk or high. You might not think being buzzed is a big deal, but being up close like that only magnifies the effects of your chosen poison. I'm not a Dr. or an expert. I'm just speaking from experience.

I spent a career in film so recognized the fresnel lenses immediately but wanted to thank you SO much for all this data on fitting the Oculus to your eyes, including spacer, head straps and the sweet spot!

My Quest 2 used to feel super blurry but with time and adjusting the strap i dont have that blurriness effect anymore at all

I love your enthusiasm for explaining these things, plus all the 'funny visuals' themselves that you add into your videos too. Thanks for making these! Really nice, down to earth, and enjoyable to watch. Cheers!

The detail in this video is astounding, thanks for the quality content, I use glasses myself and didn't want to use those spacers, so I made custom ones.

With regards to the issues raised by glasses, a number of third party retailers offer replacement lenses using your prescription. This is the perfect solution for me who really struggles with contacts.

This man has quality content and deserves so much more attention, Thank you for this video!

For me the standard interface brackets are too thick and put the lenses too far away from my eyes. I got some thinner ones off Amazon and it is much improved and gives a better field of view as well. Using the top strap and positioning the side straps slightly lower also helps keep them in the right position vertically (both pitch and vertical position), at least for me

Thank you so much for this video. I'm day one on my quest 2 and I was noticing the blur, despite any adjustments to the strap I tried and assumed I was one of those unlucky people with a weird IPD that doesnt match the quest. After watching this, I still have many more things to try to see if I can make it better. My eyes need to still adjust, I'm a smoker (meaning my vision gets a little blurred anyway, so the VR is probably heightening the effects), and i don't have any accessories to give better comfort. It's still playable, but it looks like the kind of blur you get after swimming in a chlorine pool all day. Despite this blurriness, I'm blown away by the quality of the Q2.

Something that helped me (which now makes a lot of sense knowing about that sweet spot) was trying to remember to only move my head and not move my eyes. Feels weird and a difficult habit to form but definitely makes a difference.

Wow! That's a great amount of detail and help to know about your eyes. And in fact also about the quest 2! Thank you very much.

After watching several of your videos I've been able to get my eye strain down and enjoy my time in VR more. Thanks man, keep it up.

Thanks Doc. I just learned more from your few minute video than I have after spending literally hours of searching the internet about how to improve my experience with Oculus 2. I’ve been hooked on video games since Motorola put out Pong. I have Myst loaded on everything I own that will play a game. I’m 70 years old, wear glasses and spend as much time gaming as home chores and my wife let me get away with. I’m going to make sure all my buds know about your informative videos. Thanks again Doc.

I've had my Oculus Quest 2 for a couple of months, and I have figured some of this out with trial and error, but I wish I had seen this earlier to save myself a lot of aggravation. Well done!

Once I find that sweet spot (mainly by finding the correct position of how the unit sits on my head) I relax my eyes and get used to moving my head instead of moving my eyes to look around. It's a new learning experience for sure.