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Removing the display assembly from the Steam Frame VR headset

Did Valve make the repair-friendly jump to VR?

Though it’s not perfect, we’re glad to report that Valve carries their repair-friendly thinking into the much less forgiving shape of VR headsets. Inside, we found magnetic optical assemblies (cool!), a detachable battery-bearing headstrap (love it!), and a fan we wish Valve hadn’t buried quite so deep.

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