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Oculus Go Standalone Virtual Reality Headset - 32GB

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Size: 32GB


Configuration: Single


Features

  • Personal Viewing: The littlest, big screen. Crystal clear optics and state-of-the-art 3D graphics make your headset feel more like a personal theater
  • Viewing with Friends: Watch with friends. Meet up in VR with friends and fans from around the world to catch live sports, concerts, or just your favorite TV show
  • Portable & Easy to Use: Ready when you are. Experience portable, all-in-1 VR. That means no PC, phone, wires or hassles
  • Controller: Effortless control. Whether it's navigating to your favorite shows or to a far-off land, the intuitive controller makes getting there a cinch
  • Built-In Audio: Surrounded by sound. Spatial audio drivers are built right into the headset, providing dramatic, immersive sound without the need for bulky or tangled headphones. Oculus Go also features a 3.5 millimeter audio jack
  • Oculus Go requires your Facebook account to log in, making it easy to meet up with friends in VR and discover communities around the world.

Description

Oculus Go is a whole new way to watch in VR. With crystal clear optics and state-of-the-art 3D graphics, the headset feels more like a personal theater. Just put it on, switch it on, and enjoy the littlest, big screen around. Watch a movie on a 180” inch screen, catch a sold-out concert from the front row, or just hang out with friends from anywhere. It's portable, comfortable, and designed to be ready when you are. That means no wires, no PC, and no phone to drop in. All you have to do sit back, relax, and go. Immerse yourself in over 1,000 games, social apps, experiences and more. Powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 mobile platform means low power, high quality audio, video and interaction wherever you are. No strings attached. Try MelodyVR, your all- access-pass to live music in virtual reality. Simply download the MelodyVR app and explore the selection of shows from across the music spectrum. Experience your favorite TV shows and movies like never before with Hulu and Showtime. Download the apps to your Oculus Go, sign up and step into the next evolution in TV. Prescription Range: Lens Inserts are only available for prescriptions in the following ranges: SPH: 0 to -8.0 | CYL: 0 to -2.0Compatability:Any Android phone running software version 6.0 Marshmallow or higher.Any iPhone running software version iOS 10 or higher.

Release date: May 1, 2018


Product Dimensions: 8.3 x 8.3 x 4.8 inches; 2.71 Pounds


Type of item: Video Game


Item model number: 301-00102-01


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Item Weight: 2.71 pounds


Manufacturer: Oculus


Batteries: 2 AA batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: October 11, 2017


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    • Set your expectations right and you will not be disappointed!
Size: 64GB Configuration: Single
Okay, so I've tinkered with Google Cardboard with my iPhone. But of course, that's pretty limited. It was neat, but no something I'd pay much money for. I spent a good chunk of time reading up on early reviews prior to the official release and decided on the Oculus Go. I had my expectations set appropriately. I wasn't expecting it to blow my mind as if I'd stepped 10-20 years into the future of tech. It's $200, and I understand how much technology you can really fit into that price point. That said, this is pretty darn awesome!! Part of my decision for Go vs. waiting for the Lenovo stand-alone, is that Oculus Go pairs up with the Gear VR store. Soooo many more apps and games in there... some 4-5 times more. And when you're talking 250+ vs. 1000+, that's significant! And while 6dof would have been nice, I can't see paying TWICE the price for it. My initial/primary use for it is to view my home media. I run a plex server at home, and Plex supports this device. It would actually be the only way I currently have to watch a couple 3D videos I have at home (don't you hate when friends/family buy you a gift you can't use yet). The video is not as nice as watching it on a high end TV. But you know what... those cost $600-2000 and is just a TV. Yes, you can see pixels. But after a while, I tune it out. I'm of the generation that remembers growing up with 320x200 TVs. Hell, my college TV was an old 13" VHS/TV combo I'd had since I was 10 years old hooked up to my commodore. So, still WAY better than that! Anyway... I got mine on Friday. The Plex app is good, but needs work (that's on them, not the Oculus Go). I started playing some games as well, and am really enjoying the VR experience. My wife was a little less impressed, but she also expects iPhone OLED reality. I explained the state of the tech to her and she was a little more understanding, but wants her Ready Player One experience already. LOL. My main cons (but not negative enough to take a way a star, for me): - The battery life could be better. 2-3 hours is a lot, but it's amazing how much you lose time when that thing is on your head. They say you're not supposed to have it plugged in to charge while wearing it, but no explanation. I'm not sure if it's about the heat of battery charging while also using it, or if it's a CYA legal disclaimer. But if it takes 3 hours to charge (what claims/reviews say) and 2 hours of play time, that means even if it is pluggged in and charging, it will drain faster than it can charge. - The fabric on the mask is good, but could be a tad softer. I've read some other VR goggles are uncomfortable and can't be worn for more than 30 minutes. This is better than that. But it does have some pressure points and leaves a good indentation on your face after wearing it for an hour or two. - The lenses fog up at first. From what I read, this is a common issue with these headsets. Seems like they would work on some sort of vents or something to promote airflow. But once they warm up (either by warming them [someone suggested a hair dryer for a moment] or after 10-15 minutes of wearing them), the fogging goes away. The $200 is well worth the price! I do hope for improvements with software updates. I think if people have their expectations set appropriately (do some research, watch a few video reviews), they will not be disappointed with the Oculus Go. It's fun and it's priced at a level that I do think will launch VR much more into mainstream. I do hope that more apps/games come out, and that 1000+ app store grows to 10000+ apps. I would love to see more adaptations of mainstream games, although, I suspect processor power wouldn't be able to handle them well with battery life. I'm still exploring the store to find new apps. I want to check out some of the virtual gatherings (wish I had time today to watch the live launch of XSpace rocket for Bangladesh). I don't expect my opinion/review to downgrade, unless I encounter a system failure that Oculus fails to support. If you're new to VR and not expecting a Ready Player One experience just yet, I think the Oculus Go is a good choice. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2018 by A. Sleeis
    • Good, But lacking in many areas. Privacy is much better then others.
Size: 64GB Configuration: Single
UPDATE : Two Years Later Still holding up to three hours charge. Still working well. Its not a high end. But for basic viewing and surfing its good. Allot of reviews are from people streaming and not understanding the pixels are effected by how weak your WIFI is . Bumped to 5 Stars, for longevity. Having tried the Oculus S and the Oculus Quest both for the price were way off the mark with issues. Enter the year old or So Oculus Go. Over View. The Oculus Go. is the simplicity with advancement heading in the right direction. Only a few aspects of this unit make it out of date. It is unknown why oculus is taking so many risks. From having the Oculus S, which had a display port and no HDMI and no adjustable IDP, To Quests terrible resolutions and high cost. Why the Samsung Gear is long expired its lifetime. It got a few things correct. Simplicity and the ability to adapt to many formats as well as using Wi-Fi and other access. The Oculus Go, seems to make this same transition very easily. In fact unlike the Quest that has built-in microphones with no external ability. The Oculus GO does have this intact. It is unknown why they would leave this external port out. That left it in the Oculus GO, which is a lower end unit. Pros: extremely lightweight easily programmed. Comfortable comes with one controller that is pretty intuitive and very comparable to the Samsung Gear. Cons: The headset stretchy, but may wear out over time. Battery life on average is about one hour and a half. You cannot use the unit by being charged. Full-length movies are not possible in most cases with only one controller gaming is difficult. Requires aftermarket software to make it compatible with what the Samsung Gear could do. Making it very much out of date with which you do . Conclusion. The visual effects are awesome. However having a set IDP means it may or may not work for the majority of people to try. These glasses most likely will not work. But it does come with an adapter that may help. Quality is decent and the price range only a few dollars less than other higher-end models does do with it as well. The Achilles' heel is its battery life. Even a smart phone used in the Samsung Gear would last longer. In fact there is no other unit today that is released that will last less time than this. There is no way of upgrading the battery without violating the warranty. The fact that it does not have external cameras means that you have to risk your cameras recording and sending information. This is something that cannot be confirmed or denied by the company, but is a scary contemplation that cameras are recording and sending information when you are connected to other units made by oculus. This particular model does not have that ability making security and privacy of the easier for you. I can only marginally recommend this unit, if you are using it for a short amount of time it's extremely portable and has a very clear screen.. It seems compatible with up to 4K streaming. Which makes it compatible with most modern productions. The hard drive is not necessary if you are local and not needing portability. I was able to access files on my computer and their allowing hard drive to be unused. The 32 GB is substantial for what I am using for. Even though I did purchase the 64 GB, it was not necessary given my use. Keep in mind intends to use about 10 GB or so for average software that's installed. So it's a total of 32, but only about 25 or so available. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2019 by Over 16 Years Reviewing 1 Million Views

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