CMP2 Comfortable Mod for PS VR 2 - Sweet Spot Keeper- Weight Balancer-Soft Forehead Pad-Bigger Softer Anti-Slip Rear Pad

I'd give it 10 stars if i could. This thing was perfectly designed for customizable comfort. My original PSVR2 out the box wasnt uncomfortable the rubber padding just felt cheap. This distrubutes the weight of the VR more evenly to where you don't mind having it on for long periods of time. Initially i had some pressing on my nose which was forcing me to slide the vr out a little to remove the pressure. Upon reading the instructions i saw all i had to do was adjust the rear mount to the higher position and it immediately solved the problem. All the extra pads are a nice touch. I toss the gel on in the freezer helps me keep cool and helps with the VR Sickness. This is a no brainer purchase for anyone with a PSVR2

Saw a post about this kit on Reddit and decided to give it a shot. I just received it today and it was easy to install and having all the pad options and top strap options was very nice to dial in what feels best. Now when wearing the headset it balances the weight so well I don't have to crank down the dial so it stays in place. I find myself barly tightening the dial when playing Legendary Tales. Overall the gains in comfort and very reduced fatigue are worth the price. This kit really transforms the PSVR2 into something that feels more premium and wearable for long periods of play.

This thing is incredible. I bought 2. It makes a huge difference in the comfort level AND the clarity of the picture because it makes it easier to get the headset in the sweet spot on your face. I used to have a lot of trouble with getting the headset in the right position on my face because it would smash my nose every time. Not anymore. The back headpiece allows you to put it in a much better position on your head. And the new pads on the front and back are basically memory foam, super comfy. A+

Hands down, the ABSOLUTE best investment for using your PS VR2 headset! I cannot explain just how awesome of an upgrade this is over the original padding. With 3 different material choices, 2 different head strap options this has comfort covered in every scenario. The provided tool works perfectly, and the video is easy to follow and makes short work out of the modification. The transformation of the added padding and bracing in the exact areas you need it cannot be explained, it has to be experienced! Don't hesitate, just pull the trigger!

What a game changer it was easy to install and fit it . I had go on YouTube figure it out and this helps it feel comfortable and back crank it don’t hurt . This was pricy but worth it . And different pads for likings .

The globular cluster is easy to install. The printed instructions aren't super clear, but the installation video on the Amazon product page is very easy to follow. The stock pads pop off pretty easily and the globular ones just snap on.The difference the globular cluster makes for the PSVR2 experience is night and day. With the stock pads, it always took a minute to make sure the PSVR2 was perfectly level and aligned with my face when I first put it on. And during gameplay, I'd have to CONSTANTLY adjust the headset as the sweet spot would slip out of focus and things would get blurry. I'd also have to crank the PSVR2 headset so tight (so it wouldn't constantly slip) that it hurt my head.In contrast, the globular cluster pads basically perfectly align the PSVR2 when you put it on. They do an EXCELLENT job of keeping everything in place. I found these pads made the image much sharper, made it so I rarely have to readjust the headset, and they're just far more comfortable than the stock PSVR2 pads. They also helped reduce motion sickness (from the headset moving around and the graphics going out of focus). With the globular cluster, the visuals stay in focus and I can just enjoy the games instead of fighting the headset.The only time I find myself still having to adjust the headset is when I look straight up (like climbing in Horizon VR). That causes the back pad to slip up my head a bit. But even then, the globular cluster keeps things mostly in place and the graphics still don't really blur much at all... I just have to pull the back pad down a bit when I return my head to normal position.

As someone who happily used Sony's first PSVR headset for six years, I was quick to purchase the second iteration. One of the things I loved about PSVR 1 was how comfortable it was - I regularly put in six-hour sessions playing Skyrim, No Man's Sky, and any number of other games. Sadly, and despite initial reviews, the PSVR 2 took a huge step backwards in comfort - the stock padding is moderately uncomfortable to start with, but because of the incredibly tiny sweet spot of the headset's fresnel lenses, you have to tighten the headset to such a degree to keep it from moving on your head that I found I would start to have a headache within 30 minutes.Enter the Globular Cluster comfort mod, which completely fixes that. You get a choice of both front and back padding solutions, and adjustable height for the back pad, so you can get the headset set up just the way you want it. It's really frustrating that we have to spend an extra $50 to get the comfort and stability Sony's first headset had right out of the box, but I'm grateful that this solution exists. It's a little scary to take off the old padding and install the new, but the kit provides the pry bar tool and reasonably intelligible instructions, so I was able to get everything set up in about 5–10 minutes, and I was going slowly to make sure I didn't screw anything up.