>When I start up my Oculus Quest 2 and it has the fixed startup screen logo before it switches to head-tracking mode, it's rather disorienting, since visual cue

>When I start up my Oculus Quest 2 and it has the fixed startup screen logo before it switches to head-tracking mode, it's rather disorienting, since visual cues are totally mismatched with my sense of balance. Since you already have a Quest, you might be able to approximate the fixed AR experience using a media player and a 1080p video file. Moon VR[1] is free and has a passthrough mode to overlay the video on your external surroundings. I haven’t personally used it but I’d be surprised if it doesn’t have a head-lock option for making the video track your head (if it doesn’t, Skybox VR does, but it’s a paid app) - in theory this should be fairly close to the Lenovo glasses experience only much heavier and with a grainy B&W passthrough. [1]https://www.oculus.com/experiences/quest/4304774742883035 https://www.oculus.com/experiences/quest/4304774742883035