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Virtual Reality (VR) has an increasing impact on the market in many fields,from education and medicine to engineering and entertainment, by creatingdifferent applications that replicate or in the case of augmentation enhancereal-life scenarios. Intending to present realistic environments, VRapplications are including text that we are surrounded by every day. However,text can only add value to the virtual environment if it is designed andcreated in such a way that users can comfortably read it. With the aim toexplore what values for text parameters users find comfortable while reading invirtual reality, a study was conducted allowing participants to manipulate textparameters such as font size, distance, and contrast. Therefore two differentstandalone virtual reality devices were used, Oculus Go and Quest, togetherwith three different text samples: Short (2 words), medium (21 words), and long(51 words). Participants had the task of setting text parameters to the bestand worst possible value. Additionally, participants were asked to rate theirexperience of reading in virtual reality. Results report mean values forangular size (the combination of distance and font size) and color contrastdepending on the different device used as well as the varying text length, forboth tasks. Significant differences were found for values of angular size,depending on the length of the displayed text. However, different device typeshad no significant influence on text parameters but on the experiences reportedusing the self-assessment manikin (SAM) scale.

User Experience of Reading in Virtual Reality -- Finding Values for Text Distance, Size and Contrast