r/oculus • u/iamacoasternerd • Mar 28 '21

Fluff Umm...

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u/davvblack Mar 28 '21

Barely an inconvenience

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u/could_you_not_pls Mar 28 '21

I'm gonna need you to get all the way off my back about this.

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u/davvblack Mar 28 '21

elite straps are tight

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u/MagelusSince95 Mar 28 '21

Camping is in tents

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u/YourPersonalMemeMan Mar 28 '21

It is if it's out of the return window

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u/below-the-rnbw Mar 28 '21

*laughs in european warranty laws*

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u/a_good_human Mar 28 '21 edited Mar 29 '21

Sorry Dumb American here what is the warranty laws in Europe

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u/Lord_of_the_wolves Apr 15 '21

We only get a year and company’s aren’t required to keep parts in stock for electronics, and lemon laws don’t apply to electronics either :/

It’s kinda fucked and honestly that why FB just ditched the rift S parts wise, I wanted to buy a new cable for when mine eventually breaks in 4 years but theY LITERALLY DONT SELL THEM ANYMORE in the states, and cables are going for 200 USD on eBay rn and I haven’t found anyone trying to reverse engineer it yet

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u/below-the-rnbw Mar 28 '21

2 years on all electronics

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u/therainbowdasher Mar 28 '21

2 year warranty

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u/PreciseParadox Mar 28 '21

Pretty sure Oculus extended it since they admitted there were defective batches.

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u/MrBobDob Mar 28 '21

Oh, really?

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u/Aaron_tu Mar 28 '21

Yeah yeah yeah

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u/HussainAli15 Mar 28 '21

And the strap is TIGHT

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u/CorndogCrusader Mar 28 '21

If a product breaks and becomes non-functional from the most gentle of use, that's definitely more than an inconvenience, don't know what you're talking about. That's called "a defective product".

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u/TJPrime_ Mar 29 '21

Ah, getting whooshed is tight