for Quest Pro Full Light Blocker,Silicone Facial Interface Magnetically attaches for VR Quest Pro Accessories

Me sirvió mucho para mis gafas VR son muy cómodos y ayuda a no ensuciar el original

works very good for blocking light, can be kinda hard on your nasal area though, i sound like i have nasal problems when speaking lol

Just received mine today and tried it on briefly. It snaps right into place literally by itself which is great and it feels pretty comfortable wearing it however I haven't worn it for an extended amount of Time to see how the material holds up in regards to irritation etc I did notice that there is some light seeping through the bottom it's like a paper thin crack but after wearing it for about 30 minutes it seemed to have fixed itself perhaps it just had to mold a bit better and we'll see how that holds up as well.I'll report my findings if the product does not hold up but other than that I'm happy with the purchase so far.

I bought this wanting the nose flaps for total immersion, but the material was so incredibly uncomfortable and scratchy that I returned it immediately and got the official full light blocker instead. It's $8 more and is way more comfortable for me personally. Highly recommend not buying this product.

The blocker works really well and is a lot more comfortable than the side blockers that came with my Pro. My only issue was that part of the rubber that should connect to the frame didn't seem to be glued properly so a little light would get through on my lower right side. A little electrical tape fixed it. No problem though, I'm still very happy with it.

The default eye blockers the quest has are dreadful, ordering this finally got me the immersion I needed, so much that i was afraid to stand up because I had lost sense of my room space haha.These would take out 95% of light by default with a slight light line visible at the nose due to how silly the quest straps are, and 100% if you fit your headset at the right angle for your head.

This silicone facial interface fits the Quest Pro very well and is comfortable to use. It does do its job of blocking out light fairly well. I have a small aperture above the nose but I used this to enter keyboard commands while flight simming. The downside is that this facial interface (gasket) was probably made for about $1.50. Charging $42 for it is highway robbery. You will have to decide if "gamer" prices are worth it.

Works great at blocking out all the lightits durability could use some improvement as the glue between the soft material and the hard frame has separated in some areas.It fits and installs perfectly on the headset and even fits ok with other third party parts.over all great upgrade to the quest pro headset for the cost.