The black plastic is solid and dense enough that the delicate-looking tracking ring that encircles your fingers barely flexes at all when pushed, and my pair has survived a few accidental bangs without any marks. Unlike the PlayStation VR’s flimsy Move controllers, Touch controllers feel very well built, and they’re half the size of the Vive’s controllers. Gestures like that turn your hand from a blunt instrument into something with some finer control, and it feels like a big step in the direction of having fully articulated virtual fingers – though we’re nowhere near there yet. Even cooler, the buttons and thumbstick on the controller's face know when your thumb is just resting on them, not just when you’re pushing a button, so by lifting your thumb and holding both triggers you can give an in-game thumbs up.
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By holding the index-finger trigger you can grab something, but holding the middle-finger trigger on the grip means you can grab an object like a gun and still have your index finger free to pull the trigger. The major feature that makes the $200 Touch controllers feel better than the Vive’s alternative is a much greater sense of control over your in-game hands. They may be late to the party, but the Oculus Touch controllers make up for their tardiness by being the best hand-tracked controllers around. When the Oculus Rift (review) launched back in March there was something noticeably missing, and the competing HTC Vive (review) and PlayStation VR (review) both highlighted the Rift’s lack of motion-tracked controllers to let you naturally interact with virtual objects and environments.
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