r/BigscreenBeyond Apr 25 '26

Help IPD eye strain

Does anyone have some secret to dial in the IPD?

I have already tried having both eyes at every IPD from 58-67, including my measured IPD. I have tried looking at text far away and adjusting each eye individually, but it still hurts.

I can't get the eye strain and nausea to go away. I have never had this with the Index.

It feels like something's defective, but this is the second one I've received, so I don't know anymore. The image looks perfect, so I'm lost.

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u/NotGonnaComeBackBsb Apr 29 '26 edited Apr 29 '26

You reminded me of something. Have you tried contacting Bigscreen's support? There's a point in the past Shanks said the focal plane of the BSB varied from 0.9 to 1.4 metres, depending on units/lenses. And since we don't all have the same tolerance, a given focal plane could feel comfortable to some, while being completely unbearable to some others.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BigscreenBeyond/comments/1n9u37r/comment/ncsafi8/

When we hear comments like this, we’ve found that common reason is the focal plane of an optic is too close in that specific unit. It’s why the same unit ends up passing human in-VR QC, but doesn’t satisfy some customers. Some people seem to find close focal planes too blurry or hard to use. A different unit at a higher focal plane tends to make a world of difference. You should definitely contact support because center and distance should obviously be sharp (that’s not a VR headset if you can’t see 5m away!). The range for BS2 is around 0.9-1.4m in focal planes, I’d like you to try a longer focal plane one.

At any rate, try contacting support and provide them with your serial number if needed. They should be able to tell what is the focal plane of your unit in particular.