Oculus Rift review: High-end VR is here -- if you can pay

Phones and tablets are getting boring. And the excitement around smartwatches was, to put it kindly, short-lived. And then there was virtual reality. What used to seem like a science fiction pipe dream has, in the span of a few years, become the next potentially groundbreaking technology platform. So saying that the Oculus Rift has a lot to prove is an understatement. If it fails, it could destroy the virtual reality market before it even gets started. No big deal. But after spending a week with the Oculus Rift, I have no doubt that its approach to virtual reality is indeed the real deal. It's well built and easy to set up, and there are already a few games and apps that'll make VR believers out of the most ardent naysayer. The only problem: It's $600 and requires a powerful gaming PC. Just as with every new technological milestone, it has the potential to change the world. But at this early stage, only a few can afford it.
Phones and tablets are getting boring. And the excitement around smartwatches was, to put it kindly, short-lived. And then there was virtual reality. What

Oculus Rift Review

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Immersive virtual reality that doesn't need a gaming PC Don't have a gaming PC that's ready for VR Now it doesn't matter. The Oculus Quest has an all-in-one design - so everything you need is built-in. No PC or console needed. All you have to do is put the headset on - and you're ready to jump straight into virtual reality games and experiences. You don't need tracking cameras either. The sensors are all in the headset, so as you move around in real life, you move in the game too.