“Does this block the proximity sensor so that the headset always stays active? That would cause the battery to drain unless you explicitly power down the headset. Has anyone needed to trim the top center to resolve the power down or does it function as is?”

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• My experience is that it doesn’t detect human skin so it does turn off. Same when you have hair in the way and it can’t read your forehead and it turns off

  Answered by Synter 3 years ago

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• It does block the sensor, unfortunately. It's also difficult to use this with the silicone cover included in the Oculus headset, so unless you're using a third-party facial interface, I suggest only using this cover for overnight and/or long-term storage, in which case the headset should be powered off and unplugged.

  Answered by Dylan 3 years ago

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