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Ten years later, Facebook's Oculus acquisition hasn't changed the world as expected
(techcrunch.com)
this post was submitted on 06 Apr 2024
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It ruined Oculus, that was a change.
Yup, I was about to but an Oculus Rift years ago, but once they were bought out by Facebook, I swore them off forever.
I'm still waiting for a decent, privacy respecting headset that's not too expensive and works well on Linux.
You can get 2/3 with the Valve Index, but I don't think you'll ever get all 3.
Yeah, I've been debating getting one, but it's a bit expensive for how much I'd actually use it (like once/month or so). I'm happy to throw $500 at a toy, but not $1k+.
You should be able to but a used set in very good condition for that price.
Is there a valve index 2 on the way?
I would hate to finally get it only for the 2nd version to release a year or two after.