KIWI design Face Cushion Pad Compatible with Q 2 Accessories (Upgraded Version), Fitness Facial Interface Foam Replacement, with Glasses Spacer and Lens Protector, Air-Circulation Design

I got the kiwi facial just 2 days after playing on the original facial interface. The air flow openings are very useful and does not cause as much sweat as the default one. Its also very comfortable for playing more than an hour till the battery runs out. It also blocks out light better than the default one.I tried playing with the default facial interface that came in the oculus box at first. That causes a lot of sweat if you are playing it longer then 10 mins. and because there is no space for air to pass, a lot of sweat collects around your eyes and cheeks even if you are playing some simple not intensive games.Recommend to buy the kiwi facial interface along with the quest 2

Even though I feel it's overpriced, I am still going to give this 5 stars. Why? It's designed well, comes with two paddings, and actually works. I have not experienced any fogging due to the new improved design. Definitely buy it when it's on sale.

Update:Was actually contacted by KIWI support and had a great experience so for that i have to give it a 5 star review on that alone.If willing to use a pair of scissors for me i solved all the problems i had by cutting the pad piece around the nose. It allows to place it without overlap on the speakers and it is enough to no longer block my nostrils.Original thoughts:I bought it in order to have no fogging while using fitness apps which is actually working quite good.Two issues that made me downgrade the review:1. The nose area is much smaller then the original interface and the extra padding makes it worse.When wearing it it almost acts as a clip that closes my nostrils. I have to wear the headset a bit higher then made and then the image gets blurry.Decided to keep it but might regret my choice and end up not using it down the line and go back to the original interface or try other approaches.Unless you have a small nose think again. It is intended to help with fitness apps where breathing through your nose is important.It should not make the nose opening smaller and come with different choices of adapters to accommodate different nose sizes. The padding on the nose area is also thicker making the issue worse.2. The pad when installed is a bit wider then the plastic part and the overhanging parts block the speakers making the sound uneven or muffled. Played a lot with the fit trying to get it to fit as snug as possible and it is just made bigger then the area it is supposed to go in. Again not something you expect for the price of the item.It is not a cheap item so spending a dollar or two on extra pieces would not be that hard.

So I’m still on the fence about keeping this. It’s easily installed. The vents work very well for a fog free experience, but that comes at a cost. The cushion is attached by Velcro and there is light seepage. Not much, and when you’re in to the heat of the game., it’s barely noticeable. What got me the most though was the comfort. I was leaning towards returning it, but when I put the stock face piece back on, the comfort wasn’t there. It solely because of this that I’m still holding on to it. If you can live with that little bit of light seepage and Velcro, the comfort is well worth it.

Everything was just exactly what they said, particularly the leather cushion is so much better than the silicon.I like it.It's Velcro type and the cushion is a bit bigger size than for usual oculus quest 2 size though.There's still light leakage, however, it's not that really bad I suppose.Maybe I'll find the other item for that.In the conclusion, I think it might be deserve the price more like around 23 or 25 dollars.

I had high hopes for this facial interface because Kiwi makes very high purchase products. I own their premium headset strap and controller grips, so I thought this would be amazing. I play Les Mills 45 min per day and my headset lenses always fog up. I started blow dryingt he lenses to warm them up, which helps, but I thought this vented mask would resolve the entire problem. Nope, 45 minutes and my lenses were foggy for all of it. Had to keep taking it off and cleaning my lenses with a microfiber. Extremely disappointed. I'll be returning and purchasing a headset interface with a built in fan instad.

As a user with glasses, the Quest 2 facial interface often got caught on my glasses and pulled them off my face. Extended use also made the glasses dig into my nose.Not so with the KIWI interface. Lovely fit, very comfortable. The included glasses stand-off is very effective. The vents make long use very comfortable and no fog. Highly recomended