Report: Facebook’s virtual reality headsets causing skin issues
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says the Oculus Quest 2 headsets are causing skin issues.
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Jul 28, 2021, 10:58 AM
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Updated 1,247 days ago
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42m agoFacebook is pulling sales on virtual reality headsets.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says the Oculus Quest 2 headsets are causing skin issues.
They say the removable foam facial interfaces are giving users rashes, swelling, and hives.
Owners of these headsets can request a free silicone cover instead of returning their purchase.
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