TPCAST Announces Wireless Adapter for Oculus Rift, Arriving Q4 2017
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Oculus Rift S: PC-Powered VR Gaming Headset | Oculus
Oculus Quest 2 vs. Oculus Rift S: Which VR Headset Should You Buy? | PCMag
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Oculus Rift S Review: High-End VR That's Within Reach | WIRED
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Oculus Rift S VR Headset: Price, Specs, Release Date | WIRED
Oculus Rift S review: The second generation of PC-based virtual reality comes with caveats | PCWorld
Oculus Rift S virtual reality headset review | GamesRadar+
PlayStation Gold Wireless Headphones work great with Rift S! No cables and supreme audio! (fun fact: they don't work in wireless mode with PS4+PSVR lol) : r/oculus
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Oculus Rift S will debut soon as $400 sequel to the PC-based Rift VR headset | VentureBeat
Oculus Rift S review: Just another tethered VR headset
Rift S and Arctis Wireless Pro are a very good pairing, also. : r/oculus
Oculus Quest review: Virtual reality with no wires, no PC, no headaches, and no boundaries | PCWorld
