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-[* black] It's finally time to search for those IR LEDs. Since the HDK 2 is built to be [http://osvr.github.io|accessible to developers|new_window=true], we aren't surprised to learn the headset gatekeepers are friendly Phillips screws.
-[* black] In addition to the screws, the lid is conveniently held in place by some magical force... We suspect either wizardry or the force.
-[* black] The HDK 1 had some issues with [https://m.reddit.com/r/OSVR/comments/4e59j7/do_not_take_apart_the_14hdk_to_clean_screen/|cables ripping apart|new_window=true]. The HDK 2 seems to have fixed this by switching cables and ports. Admire the connections on the left side of the device...
+[* black] Time to hunt for those hidden IR LEDs. Since the HDK 2 is built to be [http://osvr.github.io|accessible to developers|new_window=true], we aren't surprised to learn the headset's gatekeepers are friendly Phillips screws.
+[* black] But with the screws removed, the faceplate seems to be held in place by some mystical energy field. We suspect either wizardry or more likely, the Force.
+[* black] The HDK 1.x models had some issues with [https://m.reddit.com/r/OSVR/comments/4e59j7/do_not_take_apart_the_14hdk_to_clean_screen/|cables ripping apart|new_window=true]. The HDK 2 seems to have remedied this with a beefier cable and a ZIF connector.
[* icon_note] With repair on our minds, we give this modular design two thumbs way up.