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KIWI design V3 Facial Interface, Face Pad Compatible with Meta Quest 3 Accessories, NOT for Quest 3S
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KIWI design V3 Facial Interface, Face Pad Compatible with Meta Quest 3 Accessories, NOT for Quest 3S

Bottom line: The KIWI design V3 Facial Interface: L-shaped vent bracket moves air out while keeping outside light blocked; main trade-off: fits Meta Quest 3 only; not compatible with Quest 3S.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ L-shaped vent bracket moves air out while keeping outside light blocked
  • ✓ Two upgraded nose pieces seal the light gap around the nose bridge
  • ✓ Wide, thick cushion spreads pressure for longer play sessions
  • ✓ PU leather wipes clean with water or alcohol pads, handy for shared headsets
  • ✓ One-piece design installs in under 10 seconds and locks on with 4 tabs

Cons

  • ✗ Fits Meta Quest 3 only; not compatible with Quest 3S
  • ✗ PU leather is less breathable against skin than fabric or cloth covers
  • ✗ Fixed bracket height; no spacer options listed for glasses wearers
  • ✗ Wide wraparound pad may fit narrower faces less snugly

Manufacturer description

The KIWI design V3 Facial Interface replaces the stock face pad on your Meta Quest 3. It is built only for the Quest 3 and does not fit the Meta Quest 3S, so check your headset model before you order. An L-shaped vent bracket lets warm air escape from inside the headset, so your face stays drier during long sessions. Because of its shape, the vents let air through without letting outside light in. Two upgraded nose pieces cover the gaps around the bridge of your nose, the spot where stray light usually gets in, so you stay focused on the game. The cushion is wide enough to wrap around your…

SpecPicks Verdict

SpecPicks scored KIWI design V3 Facial Interface using a rating × review-volume × price-fit model applied to published specs and reviews across the vr headsets & accessories category. KIWI design's vr headsets & accessories lineup sits within the broader category mid-tier; price and specs are the deciding factors over brand loyalty here. Judge it on the specification table and the price rather than on sentiment: check the figures that decide your use case, then put it side-by-side with two or three close alternatives in the Compare tool before clicking through.

Common buyer scenarios for vr headsets & accessories of this kind: matching it to an existing build, replacing a failing part, or upgrading from a previous-generation equivalent. Check the spec table below against your current setup — particularly socket / form-factor / power-rating fields — and confirm compatibility on the retailer's listing before purchase. Prices and stock are set by the retailer and may have moved since this page was last updated.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the KIWI design V3 facial interface fit my Meta Quest 3S?

No. It is designed specifically for the Meta Quest 3 and is not compatible with the Meta Quest 3S.

How do I install it on my Quest 3?

Remove the stock facial interface and press the KIWI design V3 bracket into place. It is one integrated piece with 4 tabs on the underside that lock onto the Quest 3, and installation takes under 10 seconds.

Does the ventilation let light leak into the headset?

No. The L-shaped vent bracket lets air flow out while blocking outside light, and two upgraded nose pieces close the gaps around your nose.

How do I clean the face pad?

The pad is PU leather, so you can wipe it down with water or an alcohol cotton pad after each use. That makes it practical to share the headset with family or friends.

Can I wear glasses with this facial interface?

The listing says the bracket height suits most people but does not mention glasses or include spacers. If you wear glasses, check the product listing or contact KIWI design to confirm your frames will fit.

Key Features

  • Ventilated Without Letting Light Through - KIWI design V3 facial interface features the unique L-shaped vent interface bracket, providing effective ventilation and preventing light leakage. Specially designed for Meta Quest 3, it is not compatible with Meta Quest 3S. Enjoy a drier face while using this face pad.
  • Wide and Soft Face Cushion - The face pad is wide enough to wrap around your face. Thick and soft, you can press these down and feel no resistance at all with your finger. So you can play for long periods without feeling pressure or discomfort.
  • Preventing Allergies and Red Marks - The face pads are made of skin-friendly PU leather pads, which can avoid creases and allergies. It can also be wiped clean with alcohol cotton pads or water after use, making it easy to share with family or friends.
  • Blocking Light for Greater Immersion - Thanks to two upgraded nose pieces, they can prevent light from entering through the nose and face. Making you feel completely immersed in the gaming scene while wearing it.
  • Fast Install and Stable - The Integrated structural design allows you to install in less than 10 seconds. The underside of the bracket has 4 tabs to ensure a secure fit to the Quest 3. And the appropriate bracket height is suitable for most people.

Full Specifications

BrandKIWI design
LanguageEnglish

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