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I think they'll sell a good few if they can get the price down to £100/$100 more expensive than the Rift S, but at £700 - just like the Valve Index - it's overpriced. There'll be a nice sales spike at launch and during the launch window but once the launch window ends then sales will slow down.
The Rift S will probably end up outselling the two of them added together next year unless they cut their prices.
But even if they do, Oculus must be making around $100/£100 profit on each unit sold since it launched and by the time it has been out and manufactured for a year they'll be able to cut the price down even further.
They could cut the cost right now to $299/£299 and still break even, and cut it down again 1 year after it's launched to $249/£249.
I was hoping that both Valve and HTC would release their headsets at a decent price but honestly didn't expect it tbh. GabeN loves his doughnuts too much and HTC has been run by idiots for YEARS |
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