Here's what every Oculus Rift customer gets in their $600 package:
First, you get the headset itself. You can use it to play games, watch interactive movies, or visit people or destinations in virtual reality.
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The Rift comes with a pair of built-in headphones that boast immersive 3D audio, meaning you'll feel sounds coming at you from all directions like you would in real life.
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The headset also has a built-in microphone so you can communicate with friends for games and other activities.
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It also comes with a digital "sensor," which sits in front of you while wearing the Rift. It's designed to track your head and body movements in virtual reality.
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Thanks to Facebook's partnership with Microsoft, Oculus also provides an Xbox One controller to play games that might require a more traditional button layout.
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Oculus VR founder Palmer Luckey says the Rift also comes with a wireless adapter for the controller so you don't need to be tethered by wire to your PC to play games.
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The package also comes with the Oculus Remote, a specially-designed input device that lets you navigate different interfaces in virtual reality.
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And finally, everything comes in this beautiful carrying case. Oculus built special cases like this for its first developer kits, but Luckey says the case "is coming back, and doper than ever!"
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You can pre-order your Oculus Rift <a href="https://shop.oculus.com/"target="_new">here</a> right now.
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