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I like the vive so much, cause it bring me back some special moments like NES and other things :)
For a product with a $800+ price tag, this is terrible business practice. Hell, even if it was $50, I'd be upset. I called HTC again after dealing with chat support and they gave me the run around. Finally spoke with a manager and he said he'd 'try' to expedite everything. While I'll miss playing the Vive, it's not really the amount of time that it will take to get it back that bothers me, it's the lack of customer support and bad business practices.
Has anyone else actually had a positive experience with returns and/or fixes?
Really unfortunate this all is happening, hopefully more people don't have to go through this. I had done quite a bit of Google searching online and was surprised that no one else seemed to be having the issue of the display going dark, but seems I wasn't the only one
@KronicDreamz - That's wild that your unit basically burnt up. I've had my share of psu's catching on fire...it's never fun.
After spending last night and this morning reading about HTC's really terrible return and repair policies and how so many people have been given the run around or made to jump through hoops to get help, I did what many people suggested...I contacted my credit card company. It was painless and easy and they are moving forward to get me a refund. Basically they credited my account and contacting HTC to have them mail me a return label. I could have hugged the guy through the phone :)
If you search Reddit you will see many similar stories. Customers being told to pay for shipping and/or repairs. Then some who are told they will get a shipping labeled mailed to them. In the end, most...if not all, never heard back from HTC, never got shipping labels or never had their items fixed/shipped back. My suggestion would be to try to settle your disputes through your credit card company or any other consumer protection agency.
I'm disappointed that I no longer have a Vive (I'm going to miss my Audioshield sessions!!!) but glad this madness is over, for now. I will wait until it is released in retail stores to buy a new one, hopefully that will fix some of the support issues if something comes up again. While I really do, or did, enjoy the Vive...I feel like it's hard for me to recommend it to people because of such bad business practices. I understand it's new technology, but HTC isn't a new company. I feel like my line would be something like "Oh ya! The Vive is damn awesome! Buuuuut, buyer beware, knock on wood that it doesn't break. Because, if it does...you will basically be sh*t out of luck."
It's been 2 and a half days that the RMA facility has had my headset and they haven't looked at it yet :( The impression I got from their support was that I would send in the headset and they'd send a replacement, not repair the one I sent.
My biggest concern is what caused this to happen and will it happen again? I'd advise anyone that reads this, don't keep your vive plugged in (that is the power adapter that plugs into the linkbox). If it had been plugged in overnight or while we were out of the house I'd hate to think of what could happen; one thing to keep in mind, whatever caused this issue may only cause it during the system being in use but still, not knowing the cause it's better to be on the safe side.