HIFYLUX Q2-PF10 Eye Mask for Oculus Quest 2
$36.00
Out of Stock
Compatible with
Meta Quest 2
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2-year warrantyHeadsets & original accessories
14-day returnsReturn for any reason
Tracked shippingWorldwide, 4–8 business days
Buyer protectionFull refund if not as described
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Overview
HIFYLUX's Q2-PF10 uses liquid silicone rather than standard silicone, at a light 31g, with an enlarged nose pad specifically for better shading against stray light.
Specs at a glance
| Brand | Hifylux |
| Model | Q2-PF10 |
| Material | liquid silicone |
| Weight | 31 g |
| Color | Black |
Compatibility
Designed for Oculus Quest 2. Box contents: 1 silicone shading cover.
See the rest of our Quest 2 face masks to compare materials and weight.
FAQ
Is it heavy?
No, at 31g it's one of the lightest Quest 2 face covers we carry.
Is it washable?
Yes, wipeable and washable for hygiene.
Shipping
- Orders are prepared and shipped within 1–3 business days.
- Delivery typically takes 4–8 business days in total, worldwide, with tracking sent by email.
- Free shipping on orders over €190.
- Commercial VR (arcade and venue equipment) ships by freight, quoted per destination.
Returns
- Return any product within 14 days of delivery, for any reason, defective or not.
- Items must be unused, in the original packaging and with all accessories.
- Keep your order number or invoice as proof of purchase.
Full details: Shipping policy · Refund policy
2-year limited warranty
- All AR/VR headsets and original accessories bought on MetaNexus XR are covered for 2 years from delivery (1 year for refurbished items), in line with Spain's consumer law (RDL 1/2007, LGDCU).
- If a covered defect is confirmed, we repair the product at no cost.
- To claim, email metanexusxr@gmail.com with your order number, the serial number (if any) and photos or video of the fault.
- Cosmetic wear, misuse and missing components are not covered.
Full details: Warranty terms · Terms of service