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Discomfort
When using the headset, some people may experience dry eyes, eye strain, eye or muscle twitching,
involuntary movements, altered, blurred or double vision, or other visual abnormalities, dizziness,
light headedness, disorientation, discomfort or pain in the head or eyes, headaches, impaired
balance, impaired hand-eye coordination, excessive sweating, increased salivation, nausea, fatigue,
loss of awareness, or seizures and other symptoms of motion sickness
When you start to use the headset, keep your rst sessions short and take regular breaks. If you feel
discomfort, stop using the headset and continue only after the symptoms have ended. Do not drive,
operate machinery, or engage in other visually or physically demanding activities until you have fully
recovered from any symptoms. Consider consulting a doctor if you are not able to see virtual
objects clearly and comfortably.
Overuse
Take regular breaks when using the headset. Prolonged use may impact your hand-eye coordination
or balance and may cause other negative effects.
Repetitive stress injuries
Use the headset in a comfortable position. Do not use excessive force when gripping the headset or
pressing the headset buttons. If you experience tingling, numbness, burning, stiffness, throbbing, or
other discomfort, stop using the headset and rest until you have fully recovered from any
symptoms. If you continue to experience these symptoms, consult a doctor.
Interference with medical devices
The headset may emit radio waves, which can affect the operation of nearby electronics, including
cardiac pacemakers, hearing aids, and debrillators. If you use a pacemaker or other implanted
medical device, do not use the headset without rst consulting a doctor or the manufacturer of your
medical device. Maintain a safe distance between the headset and your medical devices and stop
using the headset if you observe any interference with your medical device.
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