Oculus Rift S PC-Powered VR Gaming Headset https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B07PTMKYS7/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_P…
Was 649, I actually already bought one last week and was waiting for delivery, found this today and immediately cancelled my order and bought again at this price haha
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Isn't the game library severely limited with the quest though?
I believe that’s the Oculus Go.
You can plug Quest into your PC now, as well as use the Quest library for wireless playing
https://www.oculus.com/blog/a-single-way-to-log-into-oculus-…
"Everyone using an Oculus device for the first time will need to log in with a Facebook account."
Thanks, OP!
No worries mate :)
Lots of people are having problems getting Rift S working. You are most likely buying a returned repackaged items.
If you google, so many people are having USB and display port connection problem with the headset. Some people claimed to resolve it with a specific chipset PCI-E USB card, expensive USB 3 cable, or RTX GPU. None works for me.
If you want to take the risk, make sure you test it out straight away once received. Oculus/facebook is focusing on Quest now and they are not putting resources supporting Rift S.
Hopefully my quite up to date PC should handle it - just built a new one with last gen (2019) intel core cpu, 1650super and 16G RAM.
Reason for not getting the quest is the comfort level - I'm a PSVR user and I really like the halo design, I watched a lot of youtube reviews ppl were all complaining about how the quest was front heavy and how you can not play more than half an hour.
I play beat saber on the PSVR for 2 hours straight, and I can't imagine having a front heavy headset that'll kill my neck in 30 minutes …
Let's see how we go. Fingers crossed.
Same with me. Replacing PSVR with Oculus.
My friend has just received his Rift S yesterday from Amazon and says he has no issues at all. He has 2060 CPU, I believe.
https://www.provideocoalition.com/oculus-bricked-the-oculus-…
What mentioned there is very true, exactly what I am having.
The fix mentioned there is to do firmware downgrade etc, which no longer works.
Mine has i7, 2080, 32GB RAM. I don't think it is machine hardware related.
With so many people complaining, I am sure it is headset and firmware/software problem that
Oculus doesn't want to admit.
Get the Quest instead. Don't waste time and money. You will regret getting Rift S.
Since they're both a similar price, I'd get the Quest over the Rift for versatility.
Wireless is a gamechanger.