Adlens ProOptics PSVR 2 Inserts Review

Adlens ProOptics PSVR 2 Inserts Review – Who needs a pair of glasses?

When using VR, wearing glasses with a headset can be bothersome. While many headsets are designed to accommodate glasses, it’s more comfortable if you can play entirely without them. This is where prescription inserts, such as the VR ProOptics from the UK-based company Adlens, come into play.

The inserts I received for Sony’s PlayStation VR 2 felt robust and well-made. Attaching them is a simple operation – just line them up and snap them onto the existing headset lenses, with them staying in place at all times. Removing them is equally effortless. The inserts are packaged in a small square cardboard box, within which is a sturdier storage case. The package also includes a cleaning cloth and helpful instructions.

I tested the VR ProOptics PSVR2 inserts with various games, including Horizon: Call of the Mountain, Gran Turismo 7, Red Matter, No Man’s Sky, Arizona Sunshine 2, Organ Quarter, and Vertigo 2. The VR inserts provided instant clarity, enhancing comfort without the need for my glasses, and I often found it easy to forget that they were even on the headset. Furthermore, eye tracking is completely unaffected, which means that even the PSVR 2 doesn’t even know that they are there. Moving on, and in situations where the view was obstructed by dirt or sweat, I generally knew it was the inserts that needed cleaning, eliminating the uncertainty about whether it was the PSVR 2 lenses or my glasses that were dirty. Additionally, the inserts act as a protective layer for the original PSVR 2 lenses, guarding against potential scratches – a concern when wearing glasses with the headset.

To review the inserts, I ordered them like a regular customer through the Adlens website. The process was quick and straightforward, requiring a prescription obtained within the last two years, which can be attached during the order process or input manually. I received the insertss within a week or so. I should also mention that the company offer different varieties for the product, which includes a blue light filter option as well as an option for more powerful inserts.

Adlens ProOptics PSVR 2 Inserts Review Summary:

In conclusion, I highly recommend the Adlens VR ProOptics PSVR 2 inserts for glasses wearers. Priced at £80 for the standard inserts, they may seem a bit costly, but their overall quality, including the sturdy case, justifies the expense. They have become an integral part of my PSVR 2 set up, and I would now find it challenging to go back to using any headset while wearing glasses. Yes, they’re really that good.

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