Is this amount of blurriness/smearing -"god rays" "sunbeam rays" normal on my new Quest 2?

[worldbackpacker]

There's only a very small area in the center that doesn't smear.  It looks as if the lenses are greasy, even though I wipe them with a microfiber cloth regularly.  This was just cleaned.  This is my first VR headset, so I didn't know what to expect, but I was surprised how smeary it looks.  Is this normal?  As a verbal description, from the home screen, the main menu bar at the bottom--if I look directly at one button, the button next to it is smeary.  Here's an image I took through the lens that reasonably approximates what it looks like.  What does your headset look like?  Is this normal?

[worldbackpacker]

If anything, I think this image under represents how blurry it is.  Thoughts?

[AngelsVenom]

I have the same problem even when i replaced the headset with another one.
Now i have contacted oculus this time(amazon the first time) to do something but my country is not supported.
The blurriness was the same to both of the headsets.

[TomCgcmfc]

All VR headsets are a little blurry around the outer edges.  Best way to minimise it is to play with your faceplate placement and adjust the IPD.  Usually no big deal when you are in a game since you are mainly focussed in the centre area (sweet spot).

[AngelsVenom]

TomCgcmfc said:

All VR headsets are a little blurry around the outer edges.  Best way to minimise it is to play with your faceplate placement and adjust the IPD.  Usually no big deal when you are in a game since you are mainly focussed in the centre area (sweet spot).

It is not at the outer edges. It's everywhere.
The godrays though i must say there is a soft spot at the center where they are minimized.