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This Quest 2 Cooling Fan Face Cover Blows! | KKCOBVR K2 Defogging Lens Face Cover Review

In this video, I check out the KKCOBVR K2 Defogging Lens Face Cover for Meta Quest 2. You can buy this VR accessory for $38.16 from Amazon US ➡️ https://amzn.to/3GRovLP or for £35.69 from Amazon UK ➡️ https://amzn.to/3inyVZG. This accessory features a combined facial interface along with a built-in cooling fan. It’s battery-operated, and if you pair it with the Q2 Pro battery head strap I reviewed a few months ago, you can use its spare USB-C charging cable to supply power to the fan without worrying about charging it separately. I thought this accessory for the Quest 2 was ok. I don’t suffer with fogging, personally, but when I did fog up the lenses, the K2 did a very quick job at removing it. So I would have no problem recommending it for anyone who struggles with fogged lenses. After experiencing a few Quest 2 fans that suck air out of the headset, it was a little odd feeling cool air blow inwards instead. Unfortunately, I do find the sound of the fan, when inside the headset, a little too loud when you compare it to other fan accessories. It sounds a little like a leaf blower being used at a distance. The air too is very concentrated in the middle of your forehead, where it would have been nicer if it was channelled more widely around the inner sides of the headset. The fan is positioned vertically too, so when you move your head at speed, you can hear the fan pitch change as it tilts on its motor. With just one speed setting its sound can’t be made quieter by making it spin slower, so in quiet games or movie watching its fan sound can be a little distracting and immersion breaking. So you’ll have to crank up the sound or wear headphones to be less distracted. Its battery life was ok for casual use, but for more regular use I would power it from your Quest 2 or use a battery strap cable to supply continuous power to the fan. Its single LED light makes you guess how much charge the battery has remaining, so I would have preferred a few more LEDs on the top. Its foam padding was comfortable, but I found the nose piece wasn’t as good as some other facial interfaces, but it does a great job at reducing light leakage below your nose. Weighing in at 100 grams, it doesn’t add too much additional weight to the front of the headset, and its higher foam pad adds a little extra cushioning and support to the headset. If you’re looking for a facial interface with a combined fan to defog your Quest 2, then the K2 Face Cover is worth a look, just as long as you can go around its fan noise and a very cool forehead. ----------------------------------------------- ⭐️ SUPPORT ME ⭐️ If my videos have helped you in any way, you can show your support and appreciation by making a one-time donation through Buy Me A Coffee. Thank you so much! 👉🏻 One-time donation → https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CarPlayLife ----------------------------------------------- MY QUEST 2 SETUP: I update my Quest 2 setup regularly whenever there is a new accessory that I want to keep on my Quest 2. Click the link below to check out the latest accessories I am currently using on my Quest 2 → https://www.oqplay.com/mysetup/ Studio Retro Cassette Poster Print → https://biglime.etsy.com ----------------------------------------------- TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Brief overview 0:34 - Unboxing 0:48 - Features & Design 2:06 - Cooling Fan 2:58 - Glasses support 3:19 - Head strap support 4:16 - My impressions ----------------------------------------------- MORE QUEST CONTENT & UPDATES: Website: https://www.oqplay.com Twitter:   / oqplay   Facebook:   / oqplay   Instagram:   / oqplay   #vr #virtualreality #Quest2