EyeQue PVT Reviews – Page 2
3/5 rating based on 31 reviews. Read all reviews for EyeQue PVT for iPhone.
EyeQue PVT is free iOS app published by EyeQue Corporation
Terriable
This might help
I was so excited to purchase this attachment which cost 30$. If it worked well I would have been thrilled. However, it is garbage! Not even close to acturate and the five star reviews must be family memebers because this this isn't even close to being correct to my prescription. Good idea but needs great refinement.
Use it as a crash test dummy
Wayner1970
Using iOS version 1.2.1. Might as well just be used as a crash test dummy, cause all it keeps doing is crashing. After 3 separate full tests on different days, after completing both eyes, the software would be buffing, buffing, buffing. It never comes out of it. I went for a snack, came back, it was still buffing. So of course I closed the app. No result from test saved....lovely!!!! 4th test, tried the quick test...3 separate dial setting per eye. By the 3rd setting on the left eye, the app crashed...totally shut off on its own. What a pile of garbage is this!!!!
Doesn’t work anymore
Che-Ben
After the last update it doesn’t work anymore on my iPhone 6. It was ok before, but now the app crash and it won’t show anything. Please do something about it. Also I will like if it show a little astigmatism on one eye please include it. Before it will show a little on the picture, but nothing on the prescription.
Crashes
Cyberenz
After the latest update and after the latest iPhone update of 11.2, the app opens and crashes opens and crashes opens and crashes opens and crashes opens and crashes opens and crashes opens and crashes opens and crashes opens and crashes. Nice job guys
Crashes after opening
FallbrookDave
Latest version crashes after opening. Doesn’t work at all. I’m using a 7 Plus running iOS 11.2.
Not bad, but...
Radar O'Reiley
I have some health issues that make my vision change quickly and this app with the device isn’t bad in giving me an idea if my vision is changing. I follow up with visits to my real eye doctor though to check for stigmatism, cataracts and other issues related to vision problems, and I’d never actually trust the findings that this app and its companion device provide, to actually purchase a pair of glasses based on the self/exam you do with product. It runs well on my iPhone 7 Plus running IOS 11.2 and the app isn’t “buggy” as other reviewers seem to experience... But don’t rely on this for serious issues mentioned above to include glaucoma and problems with vision related to MS.
Inaccurate
delilahamber
I’ve done the tests 10+ times, and each time it shows my prescription as 1 dioptre off for each eye. It also does not show my astigmatism. I’ve gone through all of the instructions, all of the tutorials, yet it still shows a very inaccurate prescription. It must be a problem with my eyes, I’m not sure. But all I know is that I did in fact did do the test correctly.