Is that with controllers?
What about the Vive, is it better than Oculus?
Yup, controllers as well. I feel a bit cheated considering I bought it at full price a little over a year for $800, but ever since last Fall they've dropped the price all the way to $400 for everything, with some sales bringing it even lower. The Vive is currently $500.
As far as the two headsets go, they're pretty comparable. The Vive is generally considered to have better tracking, while the Rift has better hand controllers (more ergonomic) and is slightly more polished overall, with built in headphones and an adjustable headstrap. Spec wise, they're the same. Personally, I prefer the Rift because it's more comfortable and the controllers are far superior. I have one I use at my desk. We have a VR room in the office with a Vive in it, so I've used both. If you want to get full room scale tracking with the Rift, they reccomend that you buy a third sensor, which is around $50. The Vive does fine with two, but I find they make a low rumbling noise because of the vibrating lasers inside which is a little annoying. Some people have successfully set up room scale Rift setups with only two sensors by mounting them up high in opposite corners of the room. This is an area where the Samsung Odyssey headset has an advantage over both, because it uses inside out tracking (camera based), meaning there are no external sensors to worry about setting up. It also has higher resolution being newer, but there are other drawbacks such as the weight/ergonomics and higher performance requirements, meaning Enscape likely won't run as well, even on a pair of 1080tis, which incidentally is what I have as well. :thumbsup:
The Vive Pro just came out recently which should be the best of them all, but whether it's worth $1100 is up for debate. Most people say it's not, but if money is no object, go for it (though it still uses the same original Vive wand controllers, so the Rift has it beat there). In terms of value, I'd say the Rift definitely wins among all of them.
Here's a helpful comparison chart someone did showing the pros and cons of each: https://www.reddit.com/r/oculu…son_of_the_current_pc_vr/