Prettygood3D Reverb G2 Prescription Lens Adaptor (BETA)

The beta version of HP Reverb G2 prescription lens adaptor. I'm opening up the models for users to try out the three thicknesses.

You'd need to order a pair of glasses from Zenni. Make sure the IPD is set to 65mm even if your IPD is different. You can adjust the IPD on the headset later.

Lenses:

https://www.zennioptical.com/p/stainless-steel-round-eyeglass-frames-/5500?skuId=550021

License

The files are released under Creative Common Non-Commercial. We want the community to freely print the protectors for personal use, however but you cannot sell 3d prints of these files.

Ordering Lenses

IMPORTANT: These are designed to take standard single vision lenses for Zenni #550021 frame from May 2020 onwards.

You can order the lenses from this link:

https://www.zennioptical.com/p/stainless-steel-round-eyeglass-frames-/5500?skuId=550021

Depending on your prescription, Zenni will recommend different refractive index. Choose the one Zenni recommends to make sure the lens is not too thick or too thin. May not work for people with high prescription.

Antireflective coating is not necessary but highly recommended to help reduce glare.

Using the adaptor

Mark the position of the nose bridge lightly on Zenni lenses so you can match it with

the alignment notch on the adaptor. With the adaptor detached from the headset, align the Zenni lens and push it inside the adaptor. It should snap into place. The lenses should curve into the adaptor (so when you wear the headset, the lenses curve in the normal direction).

Finally, make sure you clean all the lenses before final assembly.

Print instructions

The model is designed to be printed without support material, and I was able to print without raft or brim. The model should be facing down on the print bed to minimize overhang. Tested with PLA, though other materials should also work fine.