Oculus Go 64GB

The Oculus Go is an affordable, comfortable standalone virtual reality headset that lets you try out VR without making a big investment in hardware.

It still has the basic shortcomings of phone-based VR.

This is the VR headset we've all been waiting for.

Finally, high-quality VR for the masses.

Welcome to the beginning of the next era of virtual reality hardware, where host devices aren’t needed, and cables are just for charging.

Decent virtual reality, which doesn't require a separate phone or computer to power it, now costs less than an iPad.

Finally, high-quality VR for the masses.

Experienced VR gamers will be disappointed by the software selection and lack of positional tracking, but for watching videos the Oculus Go is astounding. With a higher resolution than PC VR headsets, and sheer convenience of being able to wear the device anywhere, we're very close to calling this a must-buy.

Low-priced VR limits can't be ignored, but the great absolutely outweighs the bad.

Be cautious when you see the headlines for this device - most people want to say one of two things. One, this is the device…

I’m standing in the middle of my living room, but my view is of the deck of a ship. I can hear my actual dog as he pants on the sofa I pushed against my wall so I could spin my head to explore my virtual surroundings. He’s obscured by the Oculus Go strapped to my face. I take a step forward in my living room, and sigh…

The Oculus Go offers a cordless, all-in-one VR for under $200 with a robust catalog of apps and games.

In gear this week, headphones that took three years to get perfectly right, a VR headset for everyone, and more.

The Oculus Go is hands down, the best mobile VR headset that you can get if you are looking for an introduction to VR. This standalone headset is...

The headset that will take VR mainstream