I have the rift s for a few month and the robot voice and sudden disconnection was really annoying. I tried everything except one thing that worked:
A powered USB hub that has external DC power like a link box.
the rift s uses a very long cable compared to cv1 and according to physics, current will lose power over distance in a cable. Which is why the htc vive and valve index has link box included.

So i suggest that every rift s users should receive a free powered usb hub with dc adapterr, to compensate with the loss of trust. These link box method SHOULD be a compulsory device to every rift s shipped. I can imagine how much positive reviews rift s will have if the concept of using the link box being implemented in the first place.

If Facebook is required to use future products, I'll be buying from your competitors instead. That being said I like the Rift S, my only major problem with it is that it must be connected with Facebook.

Now here is what should change for your next iteration of the Rift S. You'll have the sales there so long as you remove Facebook integration, based on this forum your missing out on at least 2000 sales because of that.

When I'm using the headset I can see the black rings around the edge of the image. You need do a better job filling the field of view of the player entirely if you want it to be completely immersive. You should be focusing the image so that it covers the entire eye, not just the pupil when it's centered.

Don't include a microphone and speakers for this version, the ones on the S are poor quality, and interfere with the rest of your audio setup on the PC.
I already have a good headset and so do many people who already play PC.
I get that the S is the cheaper option, I think you should make a higher quality version for people who already do PC gaming.
Without including a mic and speakers you can save a bit of money, space and complexity.
I prefer to wear my current headphones over my VR, which is hard because the sides are bulky, probably in part due to accommodating the speakers.
You need to redesign the support for the rift. There is still too much weight over the front, meaning you have to tighten the headset a lot to stop it from moving around, this puts pressure on your head and leads to headaches.
I think you should move all of the electronics that don't need to be at the front to a box on the back of the headset. This will even out the weight a little and reduce the need for the headset to be very tight.
The headset doesn't really fog up when you're playing an intense game like beat saber, good job, but I find all the sweat goes down my nose, kind of gross but I think you did a pretty good job keeping the headset fairly breathable. I have a pretty small nose so my headset doesn't really rest on it unless the set is too low. I think instead of the rubber in the nose piece it should be a soft foam that can accommodate larger or smaller noses, like around the eyes.

https://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/comments/ijg083/rift_s_retention_knob_fix/
https://imgur.com/gallery/SsKjdmG
https://youtu.be/UQe3P0ZraII
problem with retention knob -- headstrap will not stay tight. the slightest force or movement released the strap.
This is not normal. The knob should be clicking when turned and thus adjusting the length of the headband. When you stop turning the knob, the strap should stay in the same position and not move on it's own.

I tried to find a solution to this online but i only found more people with the same problem.

the knob in the ratchet system has 3 prongs that push outwards and interact with teeth on the inside of the geared circle. These prongs prevent it from moving until you manually turn the knob - the act of turning pulls the prongs inwards detaching them from the teeth making it possible to adjust the head band.

There is a problem with the original design because it doesn't have any springs, just molded plastic that loses its flexibility over time and doesn't provide enough tension to push these prongs outwards.

i was hoping that we could have an HDMI supported connection aswell as Nvidia GTX 1650 Max Q GPU, i had spoken to aaron enoch over on oculus support and he kindly suggested that i speak out here to hopfully be able to do that as i would really love to have my own oculus Virtual Reality headset that connects to my laptop , sadly my laptop only has an HDMI Output and Nvidia GTX 1650 Max Q , i really hope that your company would be albe to make an HDMI compatable headset or have one of your current headsets support the HDMI connection along side the Display port support for those with display port, i would really love to have my own, and i have tried an oculus before and i would really prefer an oculus of my own since i have experienced the oculus rift s for my self and now want to buy one for myself, i really hope your company would be able to do this so i would be able to play with YOUR headset, thank you so much for your time in readin over this suggestion, i really hope that it comes true, sincerely, a hopeful oculus player!

Add the ability to use a keyboard hot-key instead of the Oculus button on the handcontrollers for accessing Dash and Passthrough. Also make it possible to move the pointer and click on buttons inside Dash with the mouse so we dont need to use the handcontrollers. If you dont add the mouse support it would be enough with the Oculus button and a couple of the other buttons on the controller so Dash could be used with those keyboard shortcuts togeather with moving the pointer dot with the head.

Make note of the following:
There is no flightsimmer with a Rift S that wants to use the handcontrollers, they are just a major annoyance. Probably no racingsimmer want them either.
No one wants the handcontrollers in their cockpit build I can assure you.
Thankfully its possible to use the X button on a Xbox controller as the Oculus button. But since it must be a very simple thing for you make it possible to use the keyboard and mouse for these things and you can not possibly have missed out on this feedback before I can only interpret that as that you have taken an active stand against doing so. It is a statement that you do not wish to have simmers as customers, we are not your desired target group, your products are intended only for Beat Sabre and similar other games. Although I think the headsets optics, tracking, price and everything is very good I can not see myself upgrading to another Oculus headset in the future because Im simply not wanted as a customer. The fact that I had to build a buttonbox for my cockpit out of the circuit board from a old Xbox controller that I had to buy on Ebay to avoid using the handcontrollers for these functions is just to insulting so it does not make up for the product otherwize beeing very good. My wired buttonbox requires no batterys like your handcontrollers either so I dont have to worry about that.

You will not be able to make me switch from flightsims to Beat Sabre even in you remove the ability to use a Xbox contoller for the Oculus button which I assume is just a matter of time. I will switch brand of headset before that.

Amazon.com has an "honor" system in place so in the event that you receive a defective item, they will automatically resend a new unit. The user is then obligated to return the defective unit within 30 days or be charged the cost of an additional unit. This ensures less downtime and more fun for all! Oculus has a great thing going for it, and I want to see this company continue to grow and flourish

I think that idea would be pretty neat since a lot of users will actually put off replacing defective parts because it means days or weeks that they cannot use the device or create content