3 Packs Lens Film for Oculus Rift S Headset Lens Screen Protector for Oculus Rift S Curved Lens, Flat But Soft-Clear (for Oculus Rift S)

Alright, so they WORK. But if you do not watch the video first, you WILL 100% screw up the install.When you take them out of the box it really is not clear how to install them. You pull a clear piece off the yellow piece and you automatically think that clear piece is the protector. It is NOT. After you pull the clear piece off, you have to take the yellow piece and put the now sticky side on the lens. And then just push the bubbles outwards with fingers or cloth.You WILL PROBABLY see tiny little bubbles at the edge after you're done. You CANNOT see these with the HMD on. So just in case you have a couple left, don't waste them by automatically tearing off the ones with tiny bubbles. They're imperceptible and you'll be able to save the extras.I ruined two of them before I RTFM'd. However, I have two left.It's a good product, if you WATCH THE VIDEO.

I had to use the whole pack before I got them to install well, but they do seem to work. YMMV

They work as intended and don’t introduce any visual distortion other than slight god rays that you don’t see unless you REALLY pay attention.They are a bit on the difficult side to apply due to the curvature of the lens and the plastic peel away thingys being flat. I ruined the first pair of protectors but got it right on the second try, the trick is to start from one side and SLOWLY smooth out the protector to avoid wrinkles. Once it’s on you wanna get the microfiber cloth and push out any bubbles and then peel away the yellow plastic.Honestly this protector feels like the healingshield protector everyone uses but cut to fit for the Rift S. I highly recommend these protectors even if it might introduce a teeny tiny bit of god rays because that’s better than scratched irreplaceable blurry lenses any day of the week!

I wear glasses and I was worried I would scratch or smudge the lenses on my Rift S. I previously owned a Rift CV1 which had visible smudges caused by my glasses. I was skeptical buying this because there were no reviews, but it was Amazon prime with free returns so I knew I had nothing to lose.The package includes three sets of screen protectors and three sets of cleaning materials. The package includes a link to a YouTube installation tutorial. The tutorial shows these being installed on a Rift (these are not generic protectors made for a wrist watch). The material itself is soft, not rigid like glass.These are what I consider a DRY installation. I have used others (for my Samsung Odyssey+) that use a WET installation. The Wet installation allows you to move the film around as you apply it. These are DRY and it is a one time attempt to get it on correctly. Luckily, it worked for me on both lenses the first time. While the video tutorial did not show it, I removed the lens rings before applying the material.I had some tiny bubbles on the edges of the lens which I rubbed out the best I could. When putting on the Rift I was unable to see any bubbles or imperfections. To my eyes, these lens protectors are not visible when using the Rift.Looking at my Rift S headset you can not see that these lens protectors are installed. They are simply clear.The only issue I had was that it seemed that all of the lens protectors in the package were cut for the left lens. I didn't contact the seller about this so it could be my error. Ultimately it didn't matter because I was satisfied by the installation.I feel better knowing I will not smudge my Rift lenses with my glasses. If I scratch these lens protectors I feel good knowing I can replace them with one of the two additional pairs they provide.

I purchased these to protect my lenses while I wait for my lense covers from widmo VR to show up. In that sense, these are perfect! For anyone looking for a long term solution to protect the lenses stay away.While I do think these would protect the lenses, the clarity they have is unacceptable. I went through all three of each type and no matter what there would be very visible lines. These are tolerable if you are only using these temporarily like me, but unacceptable for a "screen protector" like this

It really take me some time to learn how to set this lens film to the oculus. The labeling and instructions in the box is rather lacking. I don’t really need a video guide but a clear label that helps me to align the film will be much helpful.You will expect the first pair will be wasted.I had successfully stick the film onto the lens although bubbles or even dust are hard to prevent. But for a film of a VR goggles, those bubbles and dusts shouldn’t be visible in game. So I can just let it go. With the film, I don’t need to worry my glasses scratching the lens anymore.

When you install them make sure the lens it's as clean as possible. When I was doing the installation it was easier to line the lens up as center as possible then I applied it starting from the center of it and moved in a circular motion

Having scratched both my glasses and rift with a prior headset I was not taking any chances with my new Rift S. I used the Leeroy jenkins application method. I did not watch the video about instillation.1st set of lense film I had bubbles and a crease. 2nd set of lenses I had crease but no bubbles. 3rd set of lenses were so perfect i was not sure I put them on at all. Absolutely invisible.These are tough to get right but when you do they are fantastic. Plan on using them all as I did. That first run you will mess it up, and its ok. They are worth it.I recommend this product. It probably would have gone better if I had watched the guide. I will buy again in a few months to replace them probably, and this time do a better job.

First off, the wet wipes are dry... Anyway, I've done this all before on other vr headsets no problem. On this headset the lenses have more of a contour which means no matter what I always had a little fold or crease because the flat lens stickers were trying to spread over a round lens. I went through all the lens stickers and threw them in the garbage.

The TPU material can be pretty hard to apply properly and get the bubbles out of - but that's why they give you enough for 6 attempts at the 2 lenses. I didn't follow instructions on my first attempt, and it did not go well. I peeled off my first attempt and proceeded with instructions and was able to get it on the first time that time.There are a couple of small bubbles I was unable to get out, but when the HMD is on your head, you really do not notice it.Don't take your plastic lens frame/protector off to apply this. These screen protectors are the size of the lens WITH the frame on. So if you take the frame off, the screen protectors will be too small and you won't be able to get them in the center.All in all though, they do their job. I definitely feel more comfortable wearing my HMD with glasses on now.Edit: I think after a few days of use now, I can safely say that the lens protectors actually make the picture seem more high quality and remove some of the screen door effect.

Works perfect as long as you clean it with wet wipe (the wet wipe that came with it was dry so I used peroxide spray to wet it a bit), dry and use the dust sticker throughly and install the film slowly and careful from one corner to the other side in and up and down swiping motion. Took me a few tries but it helps a lot to take your time!

It's a good thing the kit comes with multiple sets. Installation isn't the easiest, and I went through a couple of them trying to install them, but now I've had them on for months and forgot they were even there. Good at protecting both my headset lenses and glasses lenses

(I have an oculus rift s. It has fit nicely) Now listen, I'm the type of guy that does'nt want to buy another vr helmet juste because something happened to my lens. If you are that type of guy. JUST DO IT!