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PSVR2 lens cleaning question (?) (self.ps5)
submitted 1 year ago by Erasmus to c/ps5
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Just got a new PSVR2 yesterday and am loving it! However as luck would have it, first time putting it on I smeared my greasy forehead across the lenses (nice!!)

So I looked up about cleaning and first thing I see is not to use the usual glass cleaners. The PlayStation site says to just use your typical lens cloth only but that is only going to smear the grease. As a person who wears glasses I have plenty of experience with that daily.

So what experience does everyone else out there have with this and what do you guys use? I know with my LCD TVs I have found a mixture of vinegar and water and a microfiber cloth works to remove greasy finger prints but didn’t know if that was safe for the lenses.

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[–] Soulyezer 2 points 1 year ago

Damp microfiber cloth but making sure to dry the cloth out almost completely as to avoid any water on anything but the lenses