Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've spent a lot of time with the Vive controllers, XBox wireless controllers, and other gaming devices - the Touch controllers are the best way to play in VR, so far. You might want a USB 3.0 active extension cable for the included sensors (assuming you already have one sensor from the headset package).

I was pretty dubious of these things but since they came as a bundle with the Oculus I gave them a try. They're actually quite effective and quickly feel pretty natural. They also seem pretty durable and the sensitivity is spot-on with the sensors. I would not recommend getting an Oculus without these.

Lightweight and natural feeling. Better finger-tracking than the Vive, includes second sensor and two games. One of the things i liked more is the Oculus “Guardian” system. It can display either a line on the “floor” demarcating the safe zone, or a Vive-like blue grid that appears when you get too close.

You cannot truly enjoy the Oculus without these! I had the Oculus since release, and it seemed more like it was used for a lot of demo type apps and games. But NOW,... WOW! The feel of this controller is UNDESCRIBABLE Fits comfortably and everything seems to be natural in the way it functions!

Is the perfect companion for the oculus googles, is amazing how this product work they have touch sensor you can see this device in the virtual work like hands and its sense when you open or close your hands its really cool...They have a lot of functionality...

The oculus touch controllers are amazing, but it makes me wonder. If I control virtual hands with these, is there some type of higher being controlling my every move with there equivlent of the oculus touch? It's like if I played a game where the guy plays a game....wow...... meta.

This product I got early because it going to be a Christmas gift. I could not pass on the price. It was $199.99 and went on sale for $99.99 and I had a $20.00 off coupon for it and I could not pass this up. Just waiting on the VR to come down some more so I can get that as well.

These are hard to find in store. But I came across the last pair and love them. Gives you a whole new experience with the system. A must have..

The touch controllers for the Rift are a must have... They make the experience much more immersive and allow a level and feeling of control that the Vive can't [currently] provide. Grasping an object just like you would in real life feels awesome when it just works...

Without the handsets it would be virtually impossible to play the games... lol Takes some time getting used to, but then it is easier to use.

Amazing ergonomics but unfortunately only about 5 games truly utilize the controllers at the moment. Everything is seems to be tech demos.

I first jumped into VR when the Oculus headset came out. It was wonderful and spectacular. I did get jealous when I saw my friend who got a Vive have full scale immersion with the control sticks. Finally I get to participate in that immersion. The touch controllers are great, even better than the vive wands. They rest in your hands comfortably. You really do not require to hold them with a fully closed fist, which means there is some form of "open hand, closed hand" simulation in game. This helps a lot in the immersion.

The headset was incredible and the touch is a must to go with it. I usually wait until th etechnology improves but the setup is so amazing and sometimes you need to live like there no tomorrow. If you have the computer and the extra funds I would highly recommend.

easy to setup, games look real; however, if you have a small space ( livingroom 10ftx12 ft ), you will hit things. The touches are easy to control, just hope they will develop them as gloves 'cause my hands do get tired using them. Overall, great gaming tool.

These touch controllers took the Oculus Rift to the next level. Being able to use your hands in vr is a wonderful experience. The controllers are well designed, very comfortable, and they work great.

This is my first time trying the Oculus touch controller. Even though the technology is new, but the touch controller almost mimic the hand movement. It took me awhile to get use to the controller, but after that I really enjoyed it.

With two triggers apposed to the competition and very good sensitivity for basically any title. These controller's also work on basically any steam vr/osvr game as well. So you won't have to worry about running out of games to play.

These sensors are amazing, there are lots of sensors in it that make for an almost realistic hand in VR. And it even has hand guards to protect your hands when you smack into things.

These motion controls are absolutely necessary if you have an Oculus rift VR headset. Setup is pretty straight forward and they come with an extra sensor as well for 180 degrees of movement. Can't state it any more plainly than that.

The necessary controls for the Rift came way too late. Not only are they better than the Vive's controllers, but they literally feel awesome in your hand. With that said, I can't help but think that these are over-glorified evolutionary Wiimotes. Remember when the Nintendo Wii came out? Motion controls were the talk of the town and it was fun.................. until it wasn't fun anymore and now I have my Wii, Wiimote and Wii Nunchuck collecting dust. CONS: The Touch controllers sealed the deal for me that the Rift is concentrating mostly in games that gave me horrible Xbox One Kinect and Wii flashbacks. Also, not all games make use of the touch controllers. Why? Well, it's sad to see that the Rift (the VR headset that made a push for VR initially) is the last runner up to the big 3 headsets out there (Sony, Rift and Vive). PROS: These are definitely the best motion controllers amongst the 3 top headsets out there. If FPS games with creepy floating hands holding weapons is your thing, you'll love the Touch controllers. Probably the best motion controllers I've ever used (yet)! Conclusion: The Touch completes the Rift and it should have come with the unit (at NO additional cost). At the end of the day, I can't help but think that these controllers (along with VR headsets) are just an evolution of motion control gimmicks (from Wii, to Kinect, to..... VR).