Some VR experiences (e.g. Windows VR) allow you to have a "flashlight" which is a circular cutout in VR that actually just shows your VR headset's camera. You c

Some VR experiences (e.g. Windows VR) allow you to have a "flashlight" which is a circular cutout in VR that actually just shows your VR headset's camera. You can control this space by pointing your controller like a flashlight, so you can keep it pointed towards your keyboard or whatever you want to keep an eye on without having to take off your headset. I usually use it when I need to find my water bottle or to take a peek at my phone.