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Debug Focus is a website I made because I a lot  of random tech and impulse purchases and often have very strong opinions on them, however I don't always want to flood my youtube channels with reviews of everything that comes through my door, or sometimes I want to go more in-depth with a product without making a 30 minute long video that will cause viewer retention to drop, whatever the case, I have this site now! Contacts To provide general feedback you can comment on the applicable post - currently this blog supports anonymous commenting however this may be disabled at a later date. For Photography related enquiries such as partnerships, reviews, clients, media requests etc. please email photo@debugfocus.com For Virtual-Reality, other Tech related products and all other enquiries please reach out to blog@debugfocus.com The Categories This site features a few categories to filter posts by, on both mobile and computer it can be seen under the menu bar and categories drop down...

Accessorize: Oculus Quest 2 Elite Strap

 If you've been in the loop with VR or more specifically the quest 2, or if you've owned a quest 2 yourself then you are probably aware of one of its biggest flaws, in my first impressions with the device I showcase how you can DIY a better headstrap with a pair of headphones, however that gets a bit cumbersome and doesn't keep the headstrap from getting dirty, recently i opted for the quest 2 elite strap and I have mixed feelings with it.


The Pros

the HMD is definitely allot more comfortable now for long periods of time and sits well on my face, there is allot more adjustability and the elite strap is less prone to getting dirty


The Cons

the elite strap can cause the facial interface to leave an imprint after long periods of time and sweat builds up allot more

Conclusion

the elite strap is definitely worth it although I would recommend purchasing it alongside a new interface by the likes of VRCover and such

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📌 About This Site

Debug Focus is a website I made because I a lot  of random tech and impulse purchases and often have very strong opinions on them, however I don't always want to flood my youtube channels with reviews of everything that comes through my door, or sometimes I want to go more in-depth with a product without making a 30 minute long video that will cause viewer retention to drop, whatever the case, I have this site now! Contacts To provide general feedback you can comment on the applicable post - currently this blog supports anonymous commenting however this may be disabled at a later date. For Photography related enquiries such as partnerships, reviews, clients, media requests etc. please email photo@debugfocus.com For Virtual-Reality, other Tech related products and all other enquiries please reach out to blog@debugfocus.com The Categories This site features a few categories to filter posts by, on both mobile and computer it can be seen under the menu bar and categories drop down...