> There's your problem. I just roll the cable at the end of the play session so it's not tangled with other things, and put it safely oriented in a particular s

> There's your problem. I just roll the cable at the end of the play session so it's not tangled with other things, and put it safely oriented in a particular spot, without disconnecting anything. I only have to calibrate the lighthouses when I move them accidentally or when I move the whole setup to demo it elsewhere, either of which happen every several months. Also add a "playing VR" sign on the door and close it. Problem solved. Sadly, my little office space is shared with others in the house, which is not large. Leaving the cables next to me is not really an option, and I have enough of them already coming from my PC. > You have the straps incorrectly adjusted, probably. Also there are solutions that don't rely on pressure, PSVR style. No matter how I adjust, it always starts feeling heavy after a while. PSVR is indeed much better in terms of comfort, agreed.