BQKOZFIN VR Facial Interface Compatible with Meta Quest 3

First off, I would say the official facial interface is a vast improvement over the Quest 2 in terms of fitting and functionality, but it still needs work. Hence a third party replacement is still a requirement if you want the best experience. I did look at the AMVR first, but as it has compatibility issues with the BoboVR head strap, I looked for an alternative. This appeared to look the ticket, so I ordered. It fits far more securely than the official one, really snapping into place and feeling sturdy. It also has 3 adjustable depths for spacing, which work as effectively for glass wearers or, if like me you have prescription lenses, gives you that extra space to make sure you don’t touch the lenses. What I find with the Quest 3 facial interface, is that it’s a touch wider then the Quest 2, so if you have a thinner face, it leads to light bleeding at the sides. This was really evident with the PU leather pad. However, the Ice silk cotton pad was much more effective at blocking light, so I had to default to this. It is also more comfortable when compared to the stock interface, although more inclined to collect dirt. The nose pad cuts out any light (a big miss on the stock interface). It also attaches very well, so no concern of it falling off. I had a bit of lens fogging whilst sweating a bit, so the vents don’t seem to work too well based off this evidence, but there wasn’t much air movement in the room, so that could alleviate it i.e. fan. Overall it’s a good replacement facial interface with a few negatives that stop it from reaching 5 stars, but still enough of an improvement over the stock interface to be a worthwhile purchase.