Recently on an Oculus blog(https://www.oculus.com/blog/performance-pcs-picking-the-right-laptop-or-tower-to-run-your-rift/) you guys designated the acer nitro 5 laptop as a Oculus approved VR ready computer. This is misleading. While the laptop has the power to run the system, it does not have the display port necessary to operate the device out of the box. It also doesn't have a USB C thunderbolt, so you can't even use that to run the headset. The best you can do on the acer nitro 5 is get a display to HDMI adapter and pray that it works. I have an acer nitro 5 and was lead to believe it was easily capable of running the device, but this was not the case. I am now waiting on a display to HDMI adapter to see if that will work with the computer, but I have seen mixed results at best online. I may have to return the headset because of this. So the idea is, you shouldn't just look at the power of the computer to determine whether or not it is oculus ready because a lot of gaming laptops don't have display ports or USB C thunderbolts

It would be really nice for Oculus to start showing any kind of sign they're actually listening to us here. It's all good and well if you have a Quest, you get plenty of updates and improvements, but Rift s users are left dead in the water with virtually no updates, issues that have been around for over a year now, and no new major features added. The Quest is treated like the perfect baby, nurtured and improved, while the Rift S is treated like the problem child, ignored and left to fester with its issues. Buying the Rift S rather than the Quest is a mistake, and every new update and feature the Quest gets is another punch in the gut to anyone using a Rift S. And now they're releasing a second Quest, without fixing the: Freezing, audio cutting out, robot mic, complete loss of audio after it cuts out, needing AN ENTIRE POWERED USB HUB TO PLAY. It's all utterly ridiculous and quite frankly unacceptable for a device that is still to this day sold with no fixes.

it makes no sense that yall are leaving behind the rift s with so many bugs, software issues, problems that have been persistent since release and have been reported by many of the people who bought the headset its sad that yall seem to not care about the rift s if these problems aren't being addressed and yall are starting to just work only on a whole new device thats just bad for business imo we would be satisfied if the bugs and software issues that made us unable to play were fixed before yall started focusing on quest 2 but nope just straight to the quest 2 like people didn't pay 300-400 dollars

I bought an Oculus Rift S for Flight Sim 2020 not knowing it was linked to Face Book. I am 74 years old and have no time for data gathering trawlers like Face Book, however having watched a youtube video that showed you how to join and block all contact with anyone else I reluctantly joined just so I could use my headset. Two days in I logged onto Oculus through the Facebook account to be told my Facebook account had been frozen because I was not following Facebook rules?? I had not used Facebook only to log in and use my headset so how could I break any rules? This meant I could not get into Oculus!! Tried contacting Facebook as there had been a mistake made here that I needed to sort out - they do not have any phone lines, any e-mail address - any chat facilities - any customer support, they are a closed shop. I then contacted Oculus who did reply but they could not offer any solution for me. I then tried to delete my Facebook account, could not find a way to do it, if anyone has found a way please leave a comment for me how this is achieved. I then deleted my Oculus app and after explaining my situation to my supplier they agreed I could return my Oculus for a full refund. So goodbye Oculus and goodbye Facebook - its time you put your house in order and stop acting like you own the world.
So my advice to anyone thinking of purchasing an Oculus VR headset is this. If you don't want to join Facebook then look elsewhere, if you buy one you will have to join Facebook, I learned the hard way... that cost me a lot of time and upset.