Oculus Rift S updated Screen & Lenses

The original Rift used dual PenTile OLED panels for a total resolution of 2160×1200. Rift S replaces this with a single LCD panel with a resolution of 2560×1440- the same panel used in the Oculus Go standalone. That’s roughly 40% more pixels, and each pixel now has three subpixels instead of just two.

‘Insight’ Inside-Out Tracking: 5 Cameras

The Rift used external USB sensors for positional tracking. They were difficult to set up and you needed to buy a third for full 360 degree roomscale. Like the upcoming Oculus Quest standalone, Rift S instead uses onboard cameras for “inside-out” tracking.

Increased Comfort and Integrated Audio

Oculus partnered with Lenovo to design Oculus Rift S. increased comfort, better weight distribution, and improved light blocking, as well as a simple, single-cable system for a clutter-free experience. Rift S features the same integrated audio system as Oculus Quest and Oculus Go, with a headphone jack that lets you use your own favorite headphones.

 

Controllers of Oculus Rift S

With Oculus Touch controllers, you can slash, throw and grab with realistic precision in the top games VR has to offer.

Specs of Oculus Rift S

• Display: Resolution: 1,280 × 1,440 per-eye (2,560 × 1,440 total)
• Refresh Rate: 80Hz
• Connections: DisplayPort 1.2 & USB 3.0
• Length of cable: 5 meter