| ithis said: I tried out yesterday HTC Vive and Oculus rift at a place. The biggest issue was, by far, my head size (66cm). The Vive itself did not fit well on my face especially because the straps were pulling it up. The Oculus didn't even fit correctly to my face as the headset's plastic sides were pressing against the sides of my eyes uncomfortably. I think in both cases the distance from my eyes to the lenses (the so-called eye relief) was too large (especially with the Oculus) and this has the direct effect of lowering the FOV a lot. The sensation was like looking through binoculars. Another issue was that I didn't set the IPD which is important for a correct perception of the VR environment. Clearly, at this moment, I would not prefer any of the above two (the Oculus being a no go actually). |
The band of PSVR is quite stretchy and goes out pretty far. The width of the (flexible) face guard is 6 inches. The fov is impeded somewhat when you wear glasses which stops it from being pushed in as far. The headset rests on your forehead and hangs in front of you, with the back pushed down to your neck before tightening. It's quite comfortable.
Seems it should fit
https://www.reddit.com/r/PSVR/comments/535mxc/as_someone_who_has_a_giant_head_psvr_fit/
Although some other people report that the elastic is a bit tight or that it won't reach all the way down to your neck. It still works, and yeah, you need to set the correct interocular distance in the options.
