by Nicholas Sutrich on (#59PWA)
If you need to know how to set the IPD on Oculus Quest 2, you've come to the right place. Setting the correct inter-pupillary distance, or IPD, is one of the key pillars of having a good VR experience. When your IPD is set incorrectly, it can cause nausea, headaches, and dizziness. It can also make it difficult to accurately slice blocks in Beat Saber because your brain can't accurately deduce the proper distance between objects as it's used to in the real world. The Oculus Quest 2's IPD adjustment method is quite different from other VR headsets on the market, so we've put together this guide to help you find your ideal IPD preset as well as some hidden tricks to enable additional IPD settings.Products used in this guideWireless VR for all: Oculus Quest 2 ($299 at Amazon)Get it measured: Westcott Clear Flexible Acrylic Ruler (From $1 at Amazon)How to measure your IPDIn order to measure your IPD, you'll need two things: a ruler with millimeter markings, and a mirror. We su...