Adjust your headset fit
1. To start, you'll want to gently adjust the lenses by shifting them left, then right until they click into the position that allows you to see what's on the screen most clearly.
2. Next, adjust the side straps.
To do this, move the two sliders on either side of the top strap.
To loosen the side straps, move the sliders toward the top strap. To tighten the side straps, move the sliders away from the top strap.
After you move the sliders, re-center the top strap between the sliders so that the two sides are equal, and the top strap is centered on your head when you put the headset on.
Keep in mind, you'll need to remove the headset from your head to re-adjust the side straps with the sliders.
3. Place the headset on your head, then remove it and make any additional adjustments to the side straps as needed.
4. Once you've got the side straps set, put your headset back on and adjust the top strap. You can adjust the top strap by pulling apart the velcro and re-attaching it so that your Quest 2 rests lightly on your face and the picture is clear.
5. You can fine tune your headset fit and clarity by gently moving the firm arms on either side of your Quest 2 up and down to adjust the angle of the headset against your face.
If you're wearing glasses, make sure to insert the glasses spacer. When you're ready to put the headset on, put it on from front to back.
To insert the eyeglass spacer:
Hand Tracking is a feature for Oculus Quest 2 and Quest that allows you to use your hands in place of your touch controllers.
To turn Hand Tracking on or off:
You can also turn the auto switching feature of hand tracking on or off.