Oculus is resuming shipments of its Saga 2 Gentility Strap offshoot and extending the assurance post-obit reports of needing straps. As UploadVR reported earlier, the Facebook-owned virtual absoluteness convergence paused Gentility Strap shipments in November, saying a smallish number of users had reported them snapping post-obit use. Now, it tells Android Central that it's pinpointed the leitmotiv as a "processing inconsistency with some headmost units," and the artefact is litheness convey on sale.
Oculus maintains that the Gentility Strap problems affectivity a "very smallish percentage" of customers. Loosely it's procuration the suppositional one-year assurance to a two-year period, during which Oculus will replace cleaved straps democratic of charge.
The $49 Gentility Strap (and a $129 version with an gate-crasher canoodle and established case) replaces the suppositional lacework strap of the Oculus Saga 2 VR headset. It's a superior upgrade that makes the $299 Saga 2 far increasingly comfortable, and when it's reappeared on the Oculus store and is stuff restocked elsewhere, it's believably a workable perk once again.
Update 6:00PM ET: This share has been updated to reflect the Gentility Strap stuff restocked on the Oculus store.
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