Does it come with a glasses spacer? null

The quest 3 does not have a separate glass spacer. It has a built-in glass spacer which allows you to expand the space by pressing a button inside the headset and adjust the it to your desired mode.

Yes. The padding that sits on your face has 4 adjustments for glasses. You can adjust it on both sides. Even offset if you wanted one side to be a little closer than the other. This is build into the standard model and wont need any separate parts.

Its built in you push it in or out.

No, but you can change the depth of the lenses to fit glasses

Supposedly this is built into the device now, there is an adjustment just inside the included spacer that allows it to be extended outwards more to accommodate glasses. I have seen people on the youtube demo's showcasing this as well as testing it with glasses on.

The Glasses Spacer is now built into the headset, there's a button on the inside that allows you to pull out the facial interface

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The quest 3 does not have a separate glass spacer. It has a built-in glass spacer which allows you to expand the space by pressing a button inside the headset and adjust the it to your desired mode.
Answered by notallconnectionswork 1 year ago
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Yes. The padding that sits on your face has 4 adjustments for glasses. You can adjust it on both sides. Even offset if you wanted one side to be a little closer than the other. This is build into the standard model and wont need any separate parts.
Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago
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Its built in you push it in or out.
Answered by Alex 1 year ago
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No, but you can change the depth of the lenses to fit glasses
Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago
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Supposedly this is built into the device now, there is an adjustment just inside the included spacer that allows it to be extended outwards more to accommodate glasses. I have seen people on the youtube demo's showcasing this as well as testing it with glasses on.
Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago
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The Glasses Spacer is now built into the headset, there's a button on the inside that allows you to pull out the facial interface
Answered by Tyson 1 year ago
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