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How to disassemble the Oculus Rift DK2

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We’ve seen the tear down photos from iFixit and now Online Components released a nice tear down video! It’s demonstrates how easy it is to disassemble your Rift and replace parts. It is too bad, Oculus doesn’t provide parts like the foam part, which wear off in a few months.

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