Jul 6, 2019 · Best bet is Vive or Vive Pro, which go up to 74mm. Did you adjust the IPD to max when you tried these? 1mm doesn't usually make so much difference. Pimax 5k goes up to around 73mm. I have a 74mm IPD and it works well but required a bit of tinkering (new face pads). Pimax also has a software IPD offset in addition to hardware slider.

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Jul 29, 2020 · I have an abnormally high IPD of 77. I recently acquired a new gaming rig and would love to also get a VR headset to experience VR for the first time. However, unfortunately my IPD seems to be heavily limiting my options.

Apr 19, 2020 · Knowing I have a big ol' noggin I measured my IPD (inter pupil distance) with a ruler and a mirror and got a 75mm. Seems that falls well above most of the given IPD for headsets. Anyone with a high IPD using a headset to decent use?

Dec 29, 2023 · I have an IPD of 75.5 (from the optometrist) and am just wondering if other folks with fairly high IPDs have any tricks to get the best view from their Quest 3. Are there apps that help? Inserts for the lenses?

Simply put: IPD refers to the distance between the centers of the eyes. “What does that have to do with VR?” It’s important for the lenses of your VR headset to be correctly aligned with your eyes. Matching your IPD to what your headset supports is necessary to maximize the experience!

Apr 25, 2020 · I do know its wider than most but I don’t see a lot of experiences posted by folks with high IPD. And I can’t seem to confirm whether the 5K XR, 5K Plus or 8K Plus are valid choices. Mainly the 5K variants, because those are a bit cheaper and fit my system better.

Mar 3, 2022 · My IPD is 72 and since the Quest 2 and G2 only support an IPD of 68 and below, I would like to ask those with high IPD eyes what they think is the best choice for a new headset that can still be purchased today? My IPD is 73 (I was quite shocked) and unfortunately very limited choices available.

Sep 14, 2024 · When using a VR headset, one of the most crucial factors for a comfortable and immersive experience is the interpupillary distance or IPD. While it may sound like a technical term, IPD plays a significant role in how you perceive the virtual world.

Pupillary distance (PD), more correctly known as interpupillary distance (IPD) is the distance in millimeters between the centers of each pupil. [1] Distance PD is the separation between the visual axes of the eyes in their primary position, as the …