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OCULUS RIFT S

he Oculus Rift S sits at a crossroads. In one direction is the Oculus Quest, a standalone headset that doesn’t require being tethered to a gaming PC, for the same price as the Rift S. In the other direction is the upcoming Valve Index, at more than double the price but with 144Hz screens and much more advanced sensors. In the middle is the Rift S, replacing the outgoing original Oculus Rift.

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