In light of the limited stocks and the current global situation where many people are stuck in quarantine, it would be a big gesture of Oculus to assist in helping to get VR into the hands of as many people as possible. This includes individuals stuck in quarantine, educators, researchers, etc.

There are major issues of distribution with a significant number of units being snapped up by resellers and scalpers, resulting in many units stuck in the warehouses of these non-users. As of this writing, there are 5169 listings for "Oculus Quest" + Condition = "New" and 2471 listings for "Oculus Rift S" + Condition ="New" on eBay. These are units that could go to helping someone ease the mental stress that they are being placed in right now. This form of capitalism doesn't help make the situation better for the larger society.

If Oculus is genuinely interested in getting VR into the hands of as many people as possible, it would be a significantly consumer-centric move to regulate the number of units each purchase order or account can buy until the supply chain issues have been resolved.

Maybe it could be limited to 2 of each device (Oculus Quest/Rift S/Go) to facilitate larger families needing two Rift S? I'm sure that someone from the sales department could analyse the sales pattern and figure out a way to make an equitable decision.

This might also free up stock to increase the global distribution network. There are many countries that could benefit from an expanded distribution network which I hope and believe your team is considering. This would allow education institutes in those countries which require official support to integrate VR into the education system.

I am not currently an Oculus customer even though I wish I could be. Oculus is not currently shipping to my country so I hope this could change sometime in the near future.

Thank you for your time and support.

Hello,

I'm writing to provide feedback on the Oculus platform as a whole.
I am a legally blind man who only has use of his right eye. It would help myself and others like me greatly if your platform had a mode supporting the use of only one lens, be it right or left. I also have family who have full use of their eyes as well. If you included a toggle for such a mode to be a quick action on the wrist when hitting the home button or by some other method to make it so it can quickly toggled. Thank you for your kind consideration and please stay safe and healthy during these uncertain times.

Regards,
Dave Ziegler

I have a problem with my right touch controller, when it vibrates on max the controller buzzes loudly and annoyingly to the point I had to uninstall a game "Gorn" because everytime I hit an opponent the controller starts buzzing very loudly and annoyingly, there are lots of people that have this problem aswell, vibrations also drain a big amount of battery and some people even experience lagging when the controllers vibrate, adding an option to turn off all controller vibration to the Oculus settings would be great, just google "Rift S how to turn off controller vibration" and youll see how much people have this problem and would be very happy to see this new option added to the settings. It would make my day!

-Covid economical crisis.

-Quest is an hybrid.

-Cheaper to build, and by Lenovo.

Also in a bundle without controllers, compatibility with quest controllers, -149$

249$ like Lenovo Explorer if we also have Quest (controllers) is a possible buy for better pc gameplay.
Is usable for sim racing (wheel controller) withouth touch controllers, hand tracking helping with interface.

When you sell future HMDs, will be more hardware in the market for buy games when we sell our Rift S.

Rift S with controllers at 299$ is enough for fight with psvr at 299$

Both at 199$ in Christmas

Compatible with xbox series x.

I am a long-time user of dirt rally from steam. Yesterday I purchased dirt rally 2.0 from the oculus store. It was a great mistake. I had hoped (presuming that oculus had done the reprogramming) that the necessity for having to take the headset off to press a keyboard key to change a menu, setting etc. and that hopefully the oculus hand controllers would now be available for that function. Sadly, that is not the case. I constantly have to swap the headset off to press a key on the keyboard (obviously it is very difficult to fumble around with the keyboard with the headset on). It would seem to me that the oculus programmers would have implemented the hand controllers to make menu selections and then when you start driving have them disappear from the screen and possibly detect movement of a controller and make them appear on the screen to perform a function such as bring up a menu etc. while driving. It is maddening to have to swap back and forth. In addition, the menus that appear typically require function keys from the keyboard, the appearance of them is so tiny in the headset that I had to stare to see if it was after f1 etc. I have requested a refund since I really do not see any real improvement over the original dirt rally. Once your driving, yes, the graphics are just great. Just think about it when starting the game you have to reach out and press return on the keyboard to make it past the warning displays etc. so you have to take the headset off find the return key and press it then put the headset back on. To change venues i.e. the track etc. these tiny little boxes appear on the screen that contain a function key again they are truly very difficult to read and when you do you have to take off the headset pressed a key on the keyboard then put the headset back on. It makes no logical sense whatsoever. If this ever becomes corrected I will happily purchase dirt rally 2.x again.