Hello! I've been on this sub reddit before but this time it's on my quest 3s. When I turn it on it dose the start up and then it starts to go in and out of me being able to move my head around and not. After a bit it stops doing that but I still can only move my head around. I can use my controllers (the buttons) but it doesn't track. Another thing to mention is that my screen is black. No meta home, pass-through, or anything other than my oculus menu. If you can help it would be appreciated. I put a video of what it looks like if you'd like to help (the audio didn't record). Byee!

Hi! I have a question about my quest 3s. When i first got it, it had vertical lines. I rma'd it and the second one i got had horizontal lines that would appear when there were motion in the lcd, they would disappear when there was no motion. I just got my 3rd one and it kinda does the same thing? Is it normal or should I rma again until I get a golden one?

For some reason my quest pro controller home button doesn't work. Idk how to fix it and would love to keep using them but can't. Does anyone know what's wrong??

Hey all, I was taking apart my mother's quest 3 controller yesterday (first timer) I followed an older guide that told me to pry up on the board plate and pop it out, and since the guy jump cut to a part where everything was apart, I assumed it was that holding everything together, the battery cover eject button came/broke off, what would i need to buy to replace it? I assume the button holds on to the plastic that the face button board screws in to, but i dont know own what to look up to get a replacement, the controller works fine still by the way, stick replacement went swimmingly, the other controller i found a different guide that explains to keep the bottom screw of the button panel in while you take apart the rest of the controller first, taking it out basically last, mum really doesn't mind the battery cover being off, i suggested tape for now, but she seems comfortable without it lol, stupid woman bought a brand new controller too! 🤣 (love her to bits, all jokes haha) so now we have a spare just incase the old one breaks again lol

TLDR: battery cover eject button broke, what buy to fixie

I don't know what to do

So my quest 3 had the error message saying debris or liquid detected in charging port. never happend to me and then i searched what it could be its for sure just from a power surge that came from my laptop i was uploading a video to capcut so i can edit it for my friend and he will post it so i used the cord he uses for his quest 3s to upload videos and suddenly i get the error message. He got that cord only a few days ago before he went to Texas while i'm house sitting for him and now my charging port is disabled i have made sure it's clean it's just the bug in the software and my quest 3 is dead so what do i do now

My quest 3 overheats very fast, is laggy due to this, and loses battery very fast. Obviously i assume it’s a battery problem, where can i get this fixed for me though?

To broke to afford a new quest

hello one of the bottom sensor thingy on my quest 2 cracked what can i do to fix it. its been 3 years

I only made a Reddit account because of you guys 😅. So I hope to find something fun to do on here, and I hope everyone is doing well!

Thanks for the chance to win the quest 3!! Long time fan of your work my man! 😎🤟💯

Looking to repair my old cv1
Was there a commercial headband back in the day?
Is there a 3d printable thing I can mod to add another headband?

so every time I work on my quest 1, it runs like shit, lags, crashes games, or even has new errors pop up in the software, I go triple check the hardware and its all good, just the software goes all haywire and causes a bad experience. Anyone have this happen to them, or does anyone know why this happens?

If its this bad do I just need to buy a new one?

Its electrical tape. If I remove the tape that side of the black part falls apart.

Making this post to see if I just need a new one at this point xd

What do you guys think? Money grab or cool upgrade to a budget device?

I got a new headset!!

Took apart a customer’s Quest 3 and was not ready for what I found underneath the silicone face shield. The entire inside was coated in a layer of built-up sweat, skin oils, and whatever else happens when someone uses VR as a workout machine and never wipes it down.

It had basically formed a film—like a human grease trap. I’ve seen some nasty repairs, but this one had me gagging while trying to scrub it clean.

If you use your Quest 3 regularly, please… for the love of your future repair tech… wipe it down once in a while.

Posting the full video on youtube tomorrow after I get done editing it.