HTC VIVE Eagle

Lens price: Not published. HTC asks buyers to confirm prescription compatibility, lens options, pricing, fitting times, warranty cover and service fees with an authorised VIVE Eagle optical partner before buying.

HTC's FAQ on its UK, US, Canadian, Australian, German and French overview pages says VIVE Eagle can be fitted with prescription lenses through participating optical retail partners; the UK page adds that this is subject to an in-store evaluation by a qualified eye care professional. Read on 7 October 2026. HTC's Italian and Spanish Eagle overview pages return 404 and no Irish or Dutch overview page was found, so this route is listed only for the six markets where the wording was seen. No partner is named on the UK page, and HTC's UK Eagle stores page returns 404, so UK buyers have no named partner to check a prescription with. HTC publishes no SPH, CYL or total-power range, so this route cannot confirm any prescription.

Lens price: Lucyd shows the glasses at $499 with an 'Add prescription' option; the prescription lens price was not shown on the pages read on 7 October 2026.

HTC's US store says Official VIVE Partner Lucyd offers VIVE Eagle with prescription lenses, eligible for HSA/FSA purchase. Lucyd's product page offers 'Add prescription' when buying the glasses and says Zeiss Photofusion Rx lenses are available; 'no frames to send' is based on that purchase option, as the visible page says nothing about sending in frames. Lucyd does not state which countries it ships to: it is listed for the US because HTC names it only on its US store and Lucyd's store defaults to United States (USD). Lucyd's product data also mentions single vision or progressive fitting by its optical lab, but that text does not appear on the visible page, so progressive support is left unconfirmed. The prescription configurator could not be read, and no SPH, CYL or total-power limit is published.

Lens price: The base price shows as $0.00, which looks like a placeholder. Index upgrades are listed at +$60 (1.60), +$120 (1.67) and +$190 (1.74); the page does not say which currency these are in.

Lens options: blue filter, photochromic.

HTC's Australian overview names LensSwap as its lens partner and links to this page, and HTC's Australian stores page lists it under Prescription Lenses. LensSwap calls itself an Official VIVE Eagle Partner and describes an Australia-wide lens replacement service. Its Eagle page carries a general lens guide covering single vision, office, bifocal and multifocal lenses, and describes its Essential and Digital Multifocal lenses as progressive designs. The product's own option selector shows only quantity, and bifocal appears only in the general guide, so progressive and bifocal support for the Eagle are left unknown until LensSwap confirms them for this product. The page also names blue-light filters and photochromic lenses, but publishes no SPH, CYL, ADD or total-power limits. It quotes about 1.5 to 2 weeks to make custom lenses. The page mentions free prepaid shipping both ways and also lenses delivered ready to self-fit, so whether you send in your frames is unclear.