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Oculus Rift S

1280x1440

Per-eye resolution

88°

Horizontal FoV

PC Powered

	Compare	Oculus Rift S
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)
	Weight	450 g without headstrap 500 g with headstrap
	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	No
	Eye Tracking	No
	Face Tracking	No
	Hand Tracking	No
	Body Tracking	No
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	Yes
	Controller Batteries	AA
	Battery Life	20 hours
Sound	Speakers	Integrated stereo speakers
	Microphone	Yes
	3.5mm Audio Jack	Yes
Connectivity	Ports	No
	Video Connection	DisplayPort 1.2, USB 3.0
	WiFi	No
	Bluetooth	No
	Other	No

About

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.