Sometimes for best quality you need to have a tether. Some games just look too compressed over wireless.
*** Oculus Quest 2 Owners Thread ***
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This looks ideal as an add-on battery for Quest Pro and Quest 2.
Triple your Oculus Quest battery life with this amazing battery necklace
The one downside is that it's not very stylish.www.androidcentral.com
oh not this again lol
been mentioned a few times, no one wants it, becuase it flapping around as you move etc and you got a cable going up from your neck ... lol
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WIth Kiwi strap I just velcroed a powerbank to top head strap, above the dial, with a few plastic bands as well. works great.This looks ideal as an add-on battery for Quest Pro and Quest 2.
Triple your Oculus Quest battery life with this amazing battery necklace
The one downside is that it's not very stylish.
What app was that?
Apollo 17 Moonbuggy VR, there's a flaw in the boundary that allows you to free-drive the Apollo 17 site.
Apollo 17 - Moonbuggy VR on Steam
A simulation of the Apollo 17 lunar rover exploration in virtual reality. Realistically recreated to give you a real sense of what it was like to be on the moon and explore these huge distances with the rover.
The LRV is more accurately detailed in 'Lunar Odyssey' if want to learn how to power it up but the actual drivable area is tiny.
Lunar Odyssey on Steam
Don your xEMU Spacesuit, explore the Orontius Crater, and Lunar Module in an immersive first-person VR experience with out of this world accuracy and interaction. Follow real-life procedures, launch the Apollo-era Lunar Module, play Space Golf, and experience the moon like never before.
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Regarding a Meta account, I can remember setting up one a number of months ago (i do have a Facebook account as well) but how do I login into the Meta account or even see if its linked to my facebook? doesnt seem to be any easy peesy way to do this?
Thanks.
Thanks.
You can do it from the Meta site.
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Thanks, but can't seem to find a login on that page for some reason, I do think I have linked my Meta and Facebook accounts, but even trying on a different browser with that link doesn't ask for a login.
Probably starring me in the face but can't see it.
Probably starring me in the face but can't see it.
Just wanted to say thanks again or the discount and recommendation. My lenses arrived today and even after using them for just 15 minutes the difference is transformative. The display is so much clearer with the lenses ast it avoids the glare, fogging with breathing and smudges associated with wearing glasses in a VR headset. Likewise, comfort is much improved without the need to squash my glasses into the headset against my head and face.
I'd meant to buy a pair of lenses ages ago when I got the Quest but the first time I looked at them it was over £100 with delivery and the price put me off. Looks like competition in the market has driven this down to nearer £50 which makes them far easier to justify.
If anyone wears glasses I'd strongly recommend getting a pair of lenses rather than having to deal with the hassle of glasses in VR.
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I bought some a couple of months ago using the same coupon. Absolutely agree with all of @silvagti's comments 
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Hi all.
My 8 year old son has been going on and on about Meta Quest 2 VR. We're thinking about getting it as a family Christmas present for us all to share, rather than just for him.
Is there any reason why buying this from **** is a bad idea? Is it OK for 8 year olds? Any other tips or thoughts on buying / deals or appropriateness are gratefully received.
Sounds like it could be fun for the whole family if I stream it to our big TV etc. and we can all watch what's going on.
My 8 year old son has been going on and on about Meta Quest 2 VR. We're thinking about getting it as a family Christmas present for us all to share, rather than just for him.
Is there any reason why buying this from **** is a bad idea? Is it OK for 8 year olds? Any other tips or thoughts on buying / deals or appropriateness are gratefully received.
Sounds like it could be fun for the whole family if I stream it to our big TV etc. and we can all watch what's going on.
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