>>296023398
i've only just got my Rift S like 3 days ago. when its working its great, feels very responsive, no real glitches or anything like that while in motion, your hands are where they are pretty much 100 percent of the time... unless the software fucks out

The hardware is great, but Oculus's software is dogshit and will crash if you just take the headset off to take a piss. You'll get essentially a dataport connection error that doesn't exist, it will then tell you to pull the USB out and plug it back in to rest it, you'll get the white like on the headset indicating its working, put it on and it will track for a few seconds then stutter and then just freeze if not black out.

The only way to fix this i've found is, in this specific order

>pull out the oculus entirely including the dataport
>restart computer
>start the oculus app on your PC.
>plug in your usb first
>wait for both the oculus app to register that its connected and see the white light on the headset
>then plug in the dataport. 

after that i've been able to get it to work more consistently until once again i need to take a piss or do something outside VR. It won't crash immediatly on taking your headset off, i've been able to pass the headset to roomates for a go without much issue, but if i take it off and leave it for more then 5 minutes it just glitches and theres no way to fix it without a full restart. Its a massive problem that Oculus refuses to address, many people have tried buying external USB ports or even downgrading the Firmware (the problem didn't exist until the 2.2 version apparently and Oculus refuse to upgrade it)

I've so far enjoyed using it but everything else around it from no order history on purchase at oculus to the shitty customer support just turn me off Oculus. i wont return Rift S, i enjoy it, but my next purchase wont be from them