The Oculus Quest 1, released in May 2019, is a standalone VR headset developed by Oculus, a division of Facebook (now Meta). Here are the key features and specifications of the Oculus Quest 1:
Key Features:
Display:
- Resolution: 1440 x 1600 pixels per eye
- Refresh Rate: 72 Hz
- Type: OLED
Processor:
- Chip: Qualcomm Snapdragon 835
Memory:
- RAM: 4 GB
Storage Options:
- Internal Storage: 64 GB or 128 GB
Tracking:
- Inside-Out Tracking: Uses built-in cameras for positional tracking without external sensors
- 6 Degrees of Freedom (6DoF): Allows for movement in all directions
Controllers:
- Oculus Touch Controllers: Provide precise hand tracking and interaction within VR
Audio:
- Built-In Speakers: Integrated into the headset, providing positional audio
- 3.5mm Audio Jack: For external headphones
Connectivity:
- Wi-Fi: 802.11ac
- Bluetooth 5.0
- USB-C: For charging and data transfer
Performance:
- Gaming and Apps: Capable of running a variety of VR games and applications available on the Oculus Store.
- Standalone Functionality: Does not require a PC or console to operate, making it highly portable and easy to use.
- Oculus Link: Allows the headset to be connected to a PC via a USB-C cable, enabling the use of PC VR content from the Oculus Rift library and other VR platforms.
Comfort and Design:
- Weight: Approximately 571 grams
- Adjustable Head Strap: Provides a secure and comfortable fit
- IPD Adjustment: Physical slider to adjust interpupillary distance for better visual clarity
Software and Features:
- Guardian System: Defines the play area and alerts users when they approach the boundaries
- Passthrough Mode: Allows users to see their surroundings without removing the headset
- Hand Tracking: Added through software updates, allowing interaction without controllers for certain applications
Price:
- At launch, the Oculus Quest 1 was priced at $399 (rs.33,494) for the 64 GB model and $499 (rs.41,891) for the 128 GB model.
Legacy and Successor:
- The Oculus Quest 1 set the stage for standalone VR headsets and was succeeded by the Oculus Quest 2 in October 2020, which offers improved performance, higher resolution, and a lower price point.


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