How to use travel mode on Meta Quest
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With travel mode on Meta Quest 3, Quest 3S and Quest 2 you can interact, work and play in mixed reality while traveling in an airplane or on a train. Do not use travel mode while in a car.
To turn travel mode on or off:
- Press
Meta button /
Oculus button on your right Touch controller to open the universal menu.
- Select the clock on the left side of the universal menu to open Quick settings.
- Select
Travel mode to turn this feature on or off.
An icon Travel mode, located between the Wi-Fi and battery symbols on the universal menu, indicates when travel mode is on.
Note:
- Travel mode does not support Meta Quest Pro or Touch Pro controllers.
- Travel mode is currently only supported on airplanes and trains.
- Some Meta Quest experiences require Wi-Fi connectivity, which may need to be purchased from your airline or train service.
- Meta Quest experiences requiring Wi-Fi may be impacted by the speed and reliability of the available Wi-Fi network.
Travel mode safety tips
Do not use travel mode while in a car. For the safety of yourself and others, stay seated when wearing your device on a plane or train. Pay attention to official announcements, cabin crew interactions, and follow all flight crew guidance.
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- When using travel mode, do not rely on your boundary as you normally would to define a clear activity space.
- Be considerate by selecting content that fits your space, and stay aware of others seated nearby or moving down the aisle.
Select content that fits your surroundings
- We recommend media viewing and games that require minimal movement.
- When you are traveling with more room (example: business class or with empty surrounding seats), the additional space may allow you to enjoy more active content.
Stay safe and have fun
- Travel mode functions best when the flight is not experiencing turbulence.
- We recommend stowing the headset during takeoff and landing.
- Take breaks as needed such as when experiencing visual or physical discomfort, or during turbulence.
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