Is VR blurry?

[VeryBumpy 272]

One thing is not clear to me. <--see what I did there>

When using VR, do you need to use glasses if you are nearsighted but not farsighted? Or the other way around?

[Ron Attwood 3,562]

22 minutes ago, VeryBumpy said:

One thing is not clear to me. <--see what I did there>

When using VR, do you need to use glasses if you are nearsighted but not farsighted? Or the other way around?

Just before I ordered, I told them I used glasses for reading and glasses for 'walking about', which prescription did they require? They came back with an unequivocal 'Walking about' prescription. That's what I sent them and all is good (as it can be)

So my guess would be you don't need to use glasses.

[VeryBumpy 272]

1 minute ago, Ron Attwood said:

Just before I ordered, I told them I used glasses for reading and glasses for 'walking about', which prescription did they require? They came back with an unequivocal 'Walking about' prescription. That's what I sent them and all is good (as it can be)

So my guess would be you don't need to use glasses.

So it sounds like when using VR you are primarily using far or distant vision.

That stinks for me since I'm nearsighted. Oh well, the latest '8k/5k' VR models seem to accommodate glasses much better than the current or early models.