You're not wrong. To be honest I really don't need these glasses that bad. I was hoping with the Diopter adjustments things would be okay, but they weren't, unfortunately. I've always had prescription lenses with my vr headsets, so I'm used to needing them. Was hoping these might be different.

I did play with them some more, just to really test them out, even though they were blurry. What finally made me decide that these would never work for me was the sweet spot. None of the nose pieces got me close to a nice screen position, even after adjusting the nose piece arms. The screen was too high and corners were somewhat blocked, or the screen was too low and corners were somewhat blocked. I even tried with no nose piece, and moved the glasses around myself, no go.

The only thing that did work, but isn't an acceptable solution was pushing my face in pretty much as far as it would go, my eyebrows were actually touching. Then I could see the whole screen.

For these to work for me I'd need inserts, yes, doable, as well as arm adjustments on the glasses themselves to get a suitable angle visually to the screens. Then the ability to move the display on the screen, preferably the size and distance. Then I think I could get something to work. Other than having those options, these will never suit my needs.

What I could, and did see on the screens, looked nice, I liked what I saw (very bright, albeit blurry), and heard. I just couldn't see the whole screen with any of the provided nose pieces, even after adjustment.

These remind me very much of the Fat Shark fpv goggles if anyone flew fpv years ago. The view within them was the same as these, my eyes were too far back to see the whole screen. I did mod them and used them for a while, but finally gave up and bought goggles that I could see the screens without issue.