3 stars: 4 different results, 70.0, 70.5, 71.0, and 71.5. I changed cards with magnetic strip as the first card used was darker and second card was lighter. My mobile device security app warned me this was a low reputation app (their words not mine) as it may take pictures at any time and may run in the background unbeknownst. Uninstalling. Finally, the launches a browser to a glasses website after measurements estimated.
5 stars: Honestly, it's pretty accurate! Tried finding out my glasses prescription and it's the same as what the optometrist gave me. The PD result varied but was only off by about 0.5mm. Useful if you lose your prescription but only vaguely remember what it is, or only remember part of it.
5 stars: I used this to measure Pupil Distance for VR . My headset seemed most comfortable at 61, this confirmed with a measurement of 61.5, so it appears to be accurate. The steps are clear and simple as it talks you through the process.
5 stars: Reading only had a . 5 variance. Took the reading four times. I am super happy with the outcome. My optometrist was giving me the run around about providing the PD numbers. Glad I found this app. Thank you!!! Update: I found an old prescription and the PD reading from this app is dead on.
4 stars: Took the distance measurer twice and got dif results, but the average between the two was right around my personal estimate so it seemed accurate enough! Definitely easier than measuring with a tape measure across your ...