CrakeJ

Must admit I feel similar @Kebal - I'm not rich! I think HTC are asking too much money. It's one thing selling the Cosmos for $700, but the face plate costs $199 - £199! Not even any exchange difference here in the UK! But hey, being able to upgrade for Just £200 would be great, but another £250 for controllers and another £250 for base stations. That's another £700 HTC! If you're going to sell the main product for so much, accessories need to be less - way less. How about offering us a recycling scheme - we exchange our face plates and controllers for MUCH MORE REASONABLY priced upgrades. After all, our old equipment will be USELESS to us. YOU create a market for refurbished parts which will stimulate your sales and the accessories market. If you don't do something about cost, you're going to lose out. You did this with your phones and now you're doing it with Vive. I'm enjoying my cosmos - though I have a loud fan AND the tracking STILL isn't quite right. I'm more likely to sell this and buy a new Vive kit - it would cost me less.

Me too. Very annoying in Beat Saber - if you move too fast, or you're doing something to the left or right extremes, and/or involving your arms going down (bott cam), and sometimes the top cam, it's losing tracking completely making some levels impossible to complete. Seems to affect my left controller mainly, but I think that one is also affected by the bright light from the windows. I will be going back a version or 2 (if I can). When the Cosmos works, it's great - but it should be working better than this. Come on HTC!

I'm a new user too. I've found that you need to open up the halo more than you think so the back can go a bit lower down on your head. If (like me) you have a larger head(!) you need to make sure the strap that goes over your head has been released and reset enough so that you can do that properly. Losen the strap first, adjust halo, then tighten the strap. Last, I found that if you re-adjust the headset while playing, the nose flaps move, which allows warm air to leak in from your nose. I think this is why it's best to put your face into it like in the manual, otherwise you can get steamed up in no time!