Not sure if the problem is the cable or the head gear it self

i suspect sub standard cables

The Oculus Rift has a well known issue that has been plaguing many customers that occurs because of a flimsy concealed ribbon cable which powers the headphones and backside LEDS

Also be wary that wherever you are using this, the cable will be tethered to a device on your head and your, rather expensive if it's capable of running this device, PC.

I have great roomscale with my 2 sensors mounted at opposite corners of my play area and prefer the (slightly) better screen clarity, much more comfortable weight and the single neat cable that runs to the HMD itself

It's lighter, simpler controls, less bulky cables

When a customer spends about $400.00 for a product that NEVER worked it should not be necessary to BEG for assistance... especially a defective cable!

Did not work at first until I figured out yo unneeded an HMDI cable from your monitor to the graphics card

Along with that, the Vive's cables are much cleaner than the rift's, as the vive uses only power to get proper tracking, while each oculus camera plugs into your computer via USB

I've got a solid state C: drive and really didn't want to install there - but it was inordinately difficult to switch.

Although Oculus recommends a 7ft by 5ft area, you can get away with a little less

Well worth the purchase, but I do recommend getting a third sensor for good 360 tracking, an HDMI and USB 3.0 extension cable, as well as at least two active USB 3.0 extenders for any sensors that are placed further away from the PC

The touch controller, however great they are, they definitely make it hard to stick your finger up along your nose to scratch an

From there I followed as close as I could afford to gaming tech

Not as sharp as I would have liked but that kind of sharpness costs a lot more money.

The product feels premium as well as it should coming from Facebook