You are right about some of the “easy to think of” ways to grab being awkward (e.g., pulling by one strap). However, there is definitely “the one” way to grab

You are right about some of the “easy to think of” ways to grab being awkward (e.g., pulling by one strap). However, there is definitely “the one” way to grab it that is super easy and was recommended to me at the store by an employee. You approach the headset from the front, use your thumb to grab under the area where your nose goes in the center, while the react of your fingers/palm grab the device from the top. After trying it, it ended up being a really easy and reliable grab that didn’t require me neither looking at it while I am doing it nor worry about fiddliness and precision. It feels really steady too, with nothing important (like cameras or the glass) being easy to touch even accidentally. P.S. Just realized that the last part might not hold true for people with small hands, but even in that case, you would only touch the glass a bit maybe. Nothing functionally important. Cannot confirm that hypothesis myself for obvious reasons.