Bluetooth Connection: This is one of the most common issues when pairing the Quest 2 with a phone. If you're having trouble pairing your devices via Bluetooth, try turning off Bluetooth on both devices and then turning it back on.

Once your Meta Quest 2 is in pairing mode, it's time to connect it to your phone via the Bluetooth feature. To do this, open the Meta Quest app (previously the Oculus app) on your phone and navigate to the "Settings" menu. From there, select "Pair New Device" and follow the instructions on the screen.

None of these three types of face coverings works as well as a proper face mask. A good mask has a double layer of washable, breathable fabric that helps keep the wearer from spreading potentially infected droplets into the air. A bandanna tied around the face does not work as well as a mask because it is open at the bottom. A gaiter (a tube of thin, stretchy knit fabric that can be worn around the neck and pulled up to cover the nose and mouth) is usually too thin to provide adequate protection. Likewise, masks with exhalation valves can allow droplets to escape into the air.

The CDC provides an overview of various types of masks and respirators. In general, the most important things you can do are to choose a mask that fits well, and wear it consistently and properly when it is recommended or in situations that you are required to do so.

Update the Meta Quest App: Make sure that you're running the latest version of the app on your phone. If you're not, update the app and try pairing your devices again.

A face shield is a piece of rigid, transparent plastic attached to a headband. The plastic piece covers the face, extending below the chin.

While pairing your Meta Quest 2 to your phone is a straightforward process, there may be some issues that you encounter.

Yes. If you are actively infected with the coronavirus and cannot stay completely away from others in your home, droplets from your nose or mouth could infect another person. Stay away from others as much as possible and wear your mask around others until your doctor says it’s safe to discontinue wearing it.

N95 respirators, Dräger respirators and powered air purifying respirators (PAPRs) are used by medical professionals caring for patients with viral infections such as COVID-19, and when performing high-risk or aerosol-generating procedures.

After you connected your Quest 2 to your phone via Bluetooth, you'll need to complete the pairing process in the Meta Quest app. To do this, navigate to the "Devices" menu in the app and select your Quest 2. Next, follow the instructions on the screen to complete the pairing process.

Although being fully vaccinated and/or boosted reduces your chance of catching or spreading the coronavirus, it does not eliminate it entirely. If you are infected with the coronavirus and do not know it, a mask keeps your respiratory droplets and particles from infecting others. Check the mask recommendations in your area to help decide whether you need to mask.

Face masks provide protection against transmission of respiratory viruses. Additional steps to help the spread of respiratory viruses include hand washing, respiratory etiquette, and avoiding others when you are sick.

The app is available for iOS and Android devices and can be downloaded from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Once you have downloaded the app, open it and sign in with your Meta or Oculus account

To do this, turn on your Quest 2 and put the headset on. Next, navigate to the settings menu and select "Device." Next, select "Pair New Device" and follow the instructions on the screen.

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You should not wear a face shield in place of a mask or wear clear shield-like face masks, which are different than face shields and have gaps around the face and therefore do not provide the same protection as wearing a mask.

Like many medical facilities across the nation, our supply chain is feeling the effects of Hurricane Helene’s aftermath. Johns Hopkins Medicine currently has a sufficient sterile fluid supply to meet treatment, surgical and emergency needs. However, we have put proactive conservation measures into place to ensure normal operations, always with patient safety as our first priority. Examples of sterile fluids include intravenous (IV), irrigation and dialysis fluids. Learn more.

Check your WiFi connection: If you're having trouble with the WiFi connection on your Oculus Quest 2, try resetting your WiFi settings and restarting your router.

N95 respirators offer a higher level of filtration than cloth, surgical or procedural masks. However, they are not necessary to protect people from viruses under normal circumstances. In order to be optimally effective, respirators must be fit-tested and worn properly, tightly fitted against the person’s face.

WiFi connection: If you're having trouble with the WiFi connection on your device, try restarting your router and resetting your headset's WiFi settings. Also, ensure that your phone is connected to the same WiFi network as your VR headset.

In non-health care settings, multiple-layer fabric cloth masks are excellent barriers for containing respiratory droplets if they are worn consistently and properly, covering the nose and mouth.

App Compatibility: Make sure your phone meets the minimum system requirements for the Meta Quest app and that you're running the latest version of the app.

These are loose-fitting masks designed to cover the mouth and nose. Medical grade surgical or procedural masks provide excellent protection due to their filtration and fluid resistance. A simple “knot and tuck” technique can be used to improve the fit of rectangular surgical or procedural masks.

It is important to protect other people from getting COVID-19. Even if you are fully vaccinated and have a booster, wearing a mask provides an extra layer of protection, especially when you are around a person who may be at greater risk of COVID-19. Likewise, people who are at greater risk should strongly consider wearing a mask to help protect themselves.

Johns Hopkins Medicine does not permit bandanas, gaiters or masks with exhalation valves to be worn by patients, staff members or visitors at our locations.

Dentists and dental hygienists sometimes wear them when working close to patients’ mouths. Doctors, nurses and technologists might use face shields, together with face masks, when performing procedures that could propel blood or other substances into the air.

Physically moving each lens with your thumbs allows you to cycle between distances of 58mm, 63mm and 68mm. Adjust this setting to find the option that provides the clearest picture and sharpest text for you. With your fit adjusted for comfort and crisp visuals, you can now pop in the included glasses spacer if necessary. Otherwise, it’s time to dive in.