Pros: - The box it comes in is a nice suitcase-type magnetic lid box with a spring loaded handle. Everything about it feels fancy. - Setup does not take very long. - The software seems very polished. Not a lot of options, but you have what you need. - I have had no problems with lag or low frames, and my computer is not super high end. - Once I adjusted the headset properly, I had no discomfort wearing the headset for several hours at a time. - There are plenty of games that do not require the Touch Controllers, although I'm going to buy them eventually anyways. - The Xbox 1 controller that came with it has a nice heavy feel to it, and the USB 3.0 dongle that it comes with is plug'n'play.

Cons: - For some reason I couldn't get the headset to work with my graphics card's HDMI port. I had to use an HDMI to Display Port adapter, although I think that this was an Nvidia problem. - The carrying case box takes a little investigation to figure out how to open it without ripping it. The slide off casing and the magnets were not obvious at first.

Overall Review: The Oculus controller that comes with this seems pretty useless, given that the Xbox controller does everything it does and more, but it's not really a con I guess.