“I have use of only one eye. I'm completely blind in the other and don't use it. (Weird I know!). Will I have issues with using this?”

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• the headset uses each eye individually so i don't think that would be a issue. more like having two 120hz tv's in front of you

  Answered by RandallW 1 year ago

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• I am not sure how the VR will perceived with use of one eye. But I believe it should still work.

  Answered by LarrryM 2 years ago

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• No you should not have issues because each lens transmits to each eye. However, it is the combination of the 2 lenses that allows for that 3D effect to take place while using the headset.

  Answered by MelissaF 2 years ago

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• It won't be 3d, but I guess that's not much different from day to day I have a sibling who is legally blind in one eye, they don't seem to have any problems with vr, other than their vision in the first place lol

  Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago

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