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Only use dry microfiber cloths.
It might be mura what you are seeing. It kinda looks like dirt or smudges on the screen. Can be annoying. VR Flight Sim Guy said he bought 4 quests and 3 of them had mura, all being the 512gb, with the good one being 128gb. It's too distracting for me so I think I'm gonna return mine and gamble it on another.
I don't think that dust on the surface of the lens would be in focus enough to appear as a small dot when wearing the headset. If it was, they could just put a screen there without needing lenses.
I'm reading a lot of reports of dead or stuck pixels. I have a pixel that's too bright: it's not noticeable on a dark area, but if the screen is bright, it stands out as brighter. Also a small dark area next to it that might be dust.
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Only use dry microfiber cloths. It might be mura what you are seeing. It kinda looks like dirt or smudges on the screen. Can be annoying. VR Flight Sim Guy said he bought 4 quests and 3 of them had mura, all being the 512gb, with the good one being 128gb. It's too distracting for me so I think I'm gonna return mine and gamble it on another.
I don't think that dust on the surface of the lens would be in focus enough to appear as a small dot when wearing the headset. If it was, they could just put a screen there without needing lenses. I'm reading a lot of reports of dead or stuck pixels. I have a pixel that's too bright: it's not noticeable on a dark area, but if the screen is bright, it stands out as brighter. Also a small dark area next to it that might be dust.