Oculus Rift

77% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

100% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

Refined design ; Headset is comfortable for most ; Easy to setup and use ; Touch controllers feel great in-hand

Motion sickness is an issue when sitting ; Oculus Home is a mediocre platform ; Touch controllers can be unreliable

Snug fit ; Best VR games ; Growing list of movies and apps

Can cause nausea ; Minimum PC requirements ; Still a big investment

Oculus Rift isn't the all-encompassing 'future of entertainment' some may have expected, but we're optimistic that it might earn that title in the coming years.

Immersive VR experience. Works with Oculus and SteamVR platforms. Now includes both conventional gamepad and Oculus Touch controllers.

Requires four USB ports (three 3.0, one 2.0) to fully function.

The Oculus Rift comfortably produces an immersive, crisp virtual reality experience that will continue to improve with the development of new software, which has been steadily coming out on both the Oculus store and SteamVR. Now that the Rift costs...

Better (sturdier) design than predecessors ; Meets all of Oculus's initial goals for seated VR ; Oculus brings plenty of software to launch, with more on the way

Clearly not designed with room-scale VR in mind ; Oculus Store needs work ; Xbox controller is a stopgap solution at best

After years of dev kits and prototypes and behind-closed-door demos, the Oculus Rift is finally ready for consumers. Welcome to VR.

The Oculus Touch controllers add impressive finger and hand movement, plus physical buttons for traditional games. The Rift headset is well-designed and compact. A strong collection of software offers many apps to explore.

The motion tracking lacks the HTC Vive's full-room scale. It takes a while to adjust to the controls. Total cost of headset plus controllers is expensive -- and that doesn't include the pricey gaming PC you need, too.

The Oculus Rift now offers a great combination of controls and apps for next-level VR and some room tracking, but it offers a less expansive experience than the Vive.

Excellent head tracking ; Plenty of content through Oculus store ; Don’t need lots of space to play

Motion controllers aren't arriving until later this year ; No focus on room-scale VR ; Pricey if you don't already own a £1000 PC

The first virtual reality headset is seriously impressive. Even without motion controllers, it’s like strapping the future to your face

For now, all I know is this: Oculus works with my hands at last, and those magic controllers were well worth waiting for.

High quality & design ; Excellent sound ; Very comfortable, great ergonomics ; User-friendly ; Acceptable picture quality ; Decent games selection

User interface too light ; Halo effect ; Resolution ; Price ; No Oculus Touch

Oculus VR has created the product that it promised. The technology is polished and ergonomics are good enough for everyone to enjoy VR. It has markedly reduced issues with resolution, the "screen door" effect, cumbersome installation, and simulator...