The Quest sticks with a headband like the Rift CV1 had, with dual Velcro adjustments on either side and a top strap to keep the headset from slipping down. There's still a band that runs along the top of your head to keep it from slipping down. The Rift S brings a halo headband with a dial on the back to get the right tightness, and the headset kind of hangs down over your face. The Oculus Quest more closely resembles the Rift CV1 than the Rift S, no doubt due to the Rift S being designed with help from Lenovo, which has its own line of Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) headsets. While the Oculus Quest has a fine display, the Rift S is considered the better of the two when looking at all the elements that make up displays.
The Quest, on the other hand, lets you adjust IPD with a slider, giving you a much better chance of getting a perfect view even if your eyes have uncommon spacing. There is some sway with the Rift S thanks to software, but if your eyes aren't in the common distance spacing, you will have a much tougher time getting a perfect view. IPD is the distance between your pupils, and being able to manually set it with a slider - like on the Rift CV1 and Quest - opens the headset up to a lot more users. Perhaps the biggest complaint many users will have about the Rift S is that IPD adjustments are handled by software. However, you'll likely still see more god rays with the Quest than the Rift S.
72Hz).īoth the Rift S and the Quest deliver a picture that has less screen-door effect (SDE) than older models, meaning you won't see as much of a grid over the presented picture when you focus firmly on the display. The OLED panel of the Oculus Quest offers deep blacks and high contrast, but the LCD panel of the Oculus Rift S has a faster refresh rate (80Hz vs. In non-technical terms, the Oculus Rift S's screen appears clearer even though it has fewer pixels because of how it places pixels on its panel.Īdditionally, the Oculus Rift S has an LCD panel while the Oculus Quest has an OLED display. The Oculus Rift S uses an RGB stripe design compared to the Oculus Quest's diamond pentile design.
It has a combined resolution of 2560x1440 (1280x1440 for each eye) that is lower than the Quest's 2880x1600 resolution (1440x1600 for each eye).Ĭomparing the displays gets complicated because you can't just look at raw numbers in some cases. The Rift S has a significant display update over the Rift CV1, ditching the deep blacks and light whites of dual OLED for a single LCD display. Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central)
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