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After speaking to/reading posts of some Rift S owners in yesterday, I've learnt that not all of them realise that the nose gap of the old CV1 is also a feature in the Rift S. Just pull out the rubber nose pad and enjoy being able to use keyboard and mouse without messing around with video pass-through and removing your HMD.

 

Insert the rubber piece back when you feel like totally isolating yourself in VR in other games - its tabs will lock in place, so the process is completely reversible.

 

Kudos to Oculus for this feature - it's nice to have this attention to detail and customer wants.

 

Enjoy and S!:pilotfly:

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Yep, I removed mine so that I could peak at the keyboard. Easy peasy to remove and add back if you wish.

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Can you make a video ?

 

It sounds like a very nice feature !!!!

 

Just pull it gently and feel the soft rubber tabs popping out, there is no tricky process involved. Pop the tabs back in to attach it back in place.

 

And it's an awesome feature, well done Oculus!:thumbup:

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Oh thank you! I didn't now this and in fact just posted on reddit asking how people were dealing with not bing able to peak a your keyboard for flight sims!

 

I'll have to try this tonight.

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Advanced apologies if my post contains typos or missing letters. Many of my posts are typed on a laptop with an old keyboard that has a personality all its own.

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