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Oculus Rift S
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Info |
Manufacturer | Oculus |
Website | oculus.com | |
Device Type | PC powered | |
Platform | SteamVR, Oculus Home | |
Announced | 2019-03-20 | |
Release Date | 2019-05-21 | |
Retail Price | $399 with controllers | |
Display |
Display Type | Single LCD |
Subpixel Layout | RGB stripe | |
Resolution (per eye) | 1280x1440 | |
Refresh Rate | 80 Hz | |
Field of View | 88° horizontal, 88° vertical, 124° diagonal | |
Passthrough | Grayscale via tracking cameras | |
Device |
IPD Range | 58-72 mm software adjustable |
Dimensions (excluding headstrap) |
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Weight |
450 g without headstrap 500 g with headstrap |
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Material | Plastic, foam facial interface | |
Headstrap | Hard retractable padded halo strap | |
Colors | Black | |
Tracking |
Tracking Type | 6 DoF Inside-out via 4 integrated cameras |
Base Stations | ||
Eye Tracking | ||
Face Tracking | ||
Hand Tracking | ||
Body Tracking | ||
Controllers |
Controllers | 2 x Oculus Touch (second generation) (6 DoF) |
Weight | 135 g | |
Input Methods | Capacitive face buttons, capacitive joystick, capacitive touch pad, capacitive index trigger, middle finger trigger | |
Finger Tracking | Partial finger and thumb tracking via capacitive sensors | |
Haptics | ||
Controller Batteries | AA | |
Battery Life | 20 hours | |
Sound |
Speakers | Integrated stereo speakers |
Microphone | ||
3.5mm Audio Jack | ||
Connectivity |
Ports | |
Video Connection | DisplayPort 1.2, USB 3.0 | |
WiFi | ||
Bluetooth | ||
Other |
The Oculus Rift S is a virtual reality headset manufactured by Oculus. It was released in May 2019, following an announcement in March the same year. It is the company's fifth VR headset release.
- This headset requires a connection to a PC in order to be used.
- This headset has a low horizontal field of view. 88°
- This headset does not require external base stations.
- This headset can be purchased with two 6DoF controllers.
The Rift S was developed in a partnership between Oculus and Lenovo. It was launched alongside the Oculus Quest, both of which are the company's first headsets to use inside-out tracking.