Hands-on with the Oculus Rift S: the ‘S’ stands for Subpar

The OculusRift S is a bit of an odd one. Three years after the Rift’s initial launch, Oculus has released a product that feels like a lateral move rather than a leap forward. It’s better in a few ways and worse in a few ways. After spending some time playing with it and spending a lot more time thinking about it, it’s not super clear to me why Oculus made it.
The best reason I can think of is that Facebook sees standalone VR as the area where it should be completely ignoring pr