Oculus EyePillow (Brown) - - NOT Compatible with Quest/Rift S

Nothing like the description or photos. It's like a folded handkerchief cut out to be a mask. Not sure what the other reviews are talking about.

No padding. Sewn too long that doesn’t seem to fit. Sensor always on when pad is attached. I am idiot for buying this. Don’t be a freaking idiot like me.

Not nearly as puffy or comfortable as the pics would lead you to believe. It does, however, add a boosted comfort for extended sessions... Like a cheap mattress, it's better than the floor but you still get jealous of hotel beds.

I really wanted to like this eye pillow. I ordered one and when it arrived, it was non functional (would have been a 1 star review. It blocked the sensor so the rift always turned on, the velcro straps were way too large and thick). They sent me another iteration with improvements. It was much cushier than the first one, with some smaller straps and a thinner upper band to prevent blocking the sensor. However, it's still a no go. The problem with thick velcro like this is it's almost impossible to strap the pillow on and then slide the face rest thing back onto the headset. both the first and second versions were both not as plush as I wanted either. I purchased it hoping to give some extra depth to make glasses more comfortable. All in all, I would not recommend this pillow in either of the iterations I tried. The second was improved from the first, so maybe other versions further down the road will get to a usable state.

It is certainly more comfortable to have this on. It is bearable and easy to clean. My biggest problem with this is that it covers the sensor telling the headset that it is still being worn when you are not wearing it. In this case, the headset does not go into its sleep state. You'll have to pull the pillow back from the sensor each time. I would prefer it to be modified to not interfere with the sensor. This annoyance and unnecessary activity of the headset when not in use (if you forget to pull the pillow from the sensor) prevents it from being the perfect solution. But it is certainly more comfortable and a good buy to be able to easily clean and reinstall. I would recommend it regardless.

I want to thank the VR Elite gear team here.Very professional and awesome warranty service.To be honest, I don't really like that eyepillow at the beginning when I first received the product because the materiel blocked my visibility and it also covered the sensor which caused the VR turns on all the time. Hence, I sent a message to seller to point out these issues and requested the refund. They replied my message very soon and mentioned they would send me an updated version for free which solved the above issue I mentioned. In this case, I chose to try it again. After a couple days, I was very impressive when I received the updated version. It does solve all the issue, and the visibility has the huge improvement compared with the previous version; The sensor is not blocked by eyepillow anymore. That is really an awesome Eyepillow. I high recommend to buy that version.In the end, the seller mentions they are developing the memory foam version as a special option. It sounds great. I am looking forward that version comes to our life.

Oculus EyePillows are both comfortable and breathable. They are somewhat easy to install/remove from the plastic frame that mounts into the VR platform. No directions are included and so removing the frame from the housing it the first time was a little nerve-racking. I purchased the grey ones which form the shape of an "0". The overhang from the pillow material means that your proximity sensor will always be on, meaning VR simulation is running even when you are not in the mask(meaning degraded PC life and extra heat in your mask in between time outs). The lower part of the bottom of the "0" hangs right down to the tip of your nose which can be annoying for some. I'd suggest getting the ones with a space in between.

Though I knew these weren't compatible with the Oculus Quest I went ahead and purchased these as any texture would be more desirable than the out-of-box facepad texture of the Quest when worn for long VR bike rides. I would give this a 5-star review but I just can't abide the deceptive images of the product. It's really about as thick as a standard maxi-pad, but you shouldn't need as much pillow comfort as the images imply, and having that much may make the Oculus sit wrong on your face. Deceptive marketing aside, these were a little too big for the Oculus Quest but they did a fantastic job of keeping sweat from reaching the Quest's factory face foam while providing a vastly superior comfort level and reduced the skin irritation I was getting from the Quest to no noticeable discomfort. I've ordered another so I can wash/dry one pillow while I use the other for my VR rides.