(Looks like an internally broken HDMI cable - googling around, this seems to be a problem.)

The Rift should have a triple pronged cable at the end, allowing you to connect to either HDMI, DVI or Displayport

Too many stiff cables and devices to track of, design needs to be cleaned up for prime time use

It had no wrapping or covers over the lenses the cables were a mess and just

Here's my verdict:Pros:-comfortable-very natural-good headphones-good cable length that doesn't tangle-software from Oculus-experiences and games are awesomeCons:-screen is not as sharp-blurry areas, pixels show-can only take an hour or so

The first one I purchased had a bad hdmi cable the screen would flash in and out

The thinner, single-cable solution of the Oculus Rift is much more manageable and less trip-likely than the thicker/fatter multi-cable bundle of the HTC Vive

Also, my video card lacks a DVR port, so extending the cable from the helmet is not a possibility

Main downside are the cables, but I just looped them behind the desk, it was less obstructive than I thought it would be

I reseated the cable on the headset and it still doesn't work.

every message (George, Alma, Joana, Alice, Norma etc all in 1 ticket!!!) and 3) ditch the customer claiming his system is unsupported, even if the problem is physical and in the Oculus only (e.g.: defective Oculus cable)

Super light, Very comfortable, the cable isnt too hard to manage, but you have to be aware of it, buying it with the gift card combo amazon had was a smart choice for me as it allowed me to upgrade my Pc for cheaper as well

Not only did the product arrive with a loose cable, but even while it was working the sensor refused to pick up the headset itself

I love the integrated headphones, the comfort of the headset, the tangle-free cables and the accuracy

Finding a good USB C to HDMI adapter has been a hassle the best one so far has been the Bestbuy house brand out of 4 I have tried

So Install Windows 10 on bootcamp and get a good USB C to hdmi and your good to go

And, as much as I love it, it stopped working as of 5/25/17

The *only* cons I can think of:Wired connection to the PC is prone to tangle around you as you play, but if you have someone nearby to help untangle is not a big deal