EyeQue PDCheck (Frames Req’d)

Name: EyeQue PDCheck (Frames Req’d)
Rating: 2.5841584 (271 reviews)
Author: EyeQue

By: EyeQue App

Use this app with the EyeQue PDCheck Frames to measure pupillary distance.

Overview

Google Play Store

Downloads

71,655 ▲ 223

Data as of 2026-10-07

Rating:

2.58

(271)

Version:

1.2.6

Last updated: 2024-12-12

Ranking

#259,541 ▼ 862

Overall

Features & Capabilities

EyeQue PDCheck is the fastest, easiest, and most accurate way to measure your Pupillary Distance (PD), essential for ordering glasses or enhancing your VR experience. The app requires the use of EyeQue PDCheck Frames, available for purchase for $12.99 on EyeQue.com.

Measuring your pupillary distance is simple: wear the PDCheck Frames, take a selfie or have a friend take your picture using the app, then adjust the markers to align with the center of your pupils and the frames. This reliable tool ensures you get the precise PD measurement you need. Explore EyeQue's award-winning at-home vision testing products to manage your eye health conveniently from home.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

EyeQue

Downloads:

71,655 223

Rating:

2.58

(271)

Version:

1.2.6 Last updated: 2024-12-12

Version code:

Creation date:

2019-02-07

Publisher country:

Size:

117.37MB

Email:

ey*****@gmail.com

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2026-10-07

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Developed by:: EyeQue
Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eyeque.pdcheck
Email:: ey*****@gmail.com
Website:: http://www.eyeque.com

User Reviews

The EyeQue PDCheck app offers a convenient way to measure pupillary distance using proprietary frames, helping users order glasses online more accurately and affordably. However, many users report technical issues such as app crashes, difficulties with photo capture and marker alignment, and the need to adjust screen resolution and zoom settings. While some find the app accurate and easy to use after initial setup, inconsistent results and limited customer support frustrate others. Overall, it has potential but needs improvements in stability, usability, and guidance.

Pros

Works well with the required frames and provides accurate PD measurements for ordering glasses online.
Easy to use once initial setup steps like screen resolution are correctly configured.
Gives results that are close to optician measurements and more accurate than guessing.
Allows manual adjustment of pupil alignment for better accuracy.
Useful for saving money by enabling users to order glasses online with their own PD measurement.

Cons

App often crashes or fails to process photos, especially on certain devices or after multiple uses.
Difficulty in aligning the pupil markers; manual adjustment can be frustrating or require multiple attempts.
Requires specific screen resolution and zoom settings (like full HD and default zoom) which are not clearly communicated in the app.
Results are sometimes inconsistent or not repeatable, leading to doubts about accuracy.
Support and troubleshooting options are lacking or not easily accessible within the app.

Recent reviews

The app is garbage (for accuracy and for specificity). The glasses are not bad. The L and R T's are 129mm wide and the middle T is 9mm higher in elevation. Take a photo from the front while looking 15 ft behind slightly above the camera. Manually mark the pupils and T mark vertices. Give it to Claude telling it the 129mm, 9mm thing and the approx depth of your pupils behind the left and right T markers. That worked for me and I got convergent results.

Be***** 2026-07-04

You need the frames for the app to work, as per the title. But what it doesn't tell you is you need to register an account, and then you won't get your results unless you pay for a subscription. Then on top of that, you can't actually delete your information online - the form conveniently "has an error" and you'll have to email them, which I imagine they'll 'conveniently' ignore.