Review on 🔥 Immerse Yourself with the Oculus Go Standalone VR Headset - 32GB by Ronald Ingram

First things first, let us know what you expect from the VR experience on PC. The only thing this yields is an increase in resolution and H. This allows for: 1) Less Screen Screen Effect (SDE) 2) Greater detail due to a higher pixel density per eye. 3) Up to 75Hz depending on the app developer to ensure VERY smooth operation and therefore less head turning nausea. This is a fully autonomous system. . Setup is easy. 1) Go to the Android App Store (Play Store) or similar iOS store and download the Oculus app. 2) Open the app and create your account. Choose your username, which can be anything you don't mind. It can be changed every 6 months. Your full name will be displayed next. 3) Once created, confirm your email with the link sent to your registered email address. 4) Sign in to set up your Oculus Go. Straight ahead. You can also use the app to "buy" apps. So you don't have to use your Oculus Go to view apps when you can on your phone. You can even go to the Oculus website to buy something. At the moment there are already many mainstream multimedia applications ie Netflix/Hulu/HBO/Showtime/Etc./Facebook/3D video and image software Plex Media Server also has a great app they are working on. It is currently available as they wanted to push it very quickly. They'll be updating it pretty soon to make it work even more flawlessly with your Plex Media Server at home. ALSO! Bigscreen VR is here too. They keep in touch with the public about their developments and everything is going well. If you're interested in using your PC on your Oculus Go, this app lets you do just that. I wish they had some sort of Chrome remote desktop app, but Bigscreen VR is pretty good. Now they are working on its optimization. Right now I believe they are 1080p @ 30FPS. I think they work at 60 fps and higher. Overall image quality is impressive compared to Rift/Vive/WMR (Lenovo/Dell/etc.). This will give permission to Samsung Odyssey and HTC Vive Pro. Please note that this will not be on the same level as the Odyssey and Vive Pro. They connect directly to a PC via a dedicated GPU, making 3D gaming very popular. This device is more of a fun "3D/VR experience" but basically a good multimedia handheld. However, this is one of the best public virtual reality experiences. It's totally autonomous. Nowhere does it get hotter than your phone once you've used Samsung VR HMD for phones. In this way, they can hollow out useless phone hardware. The experience is smooth and more immersive than I imagined. I will say that the experience is closer to mobile gaming than anything you'll get from a full PC VR setup. There is a lot of free content out there. A NOTICE. There is no microSD slot. There is currently no support for a micro USB port for reading USB sticks, but I'm told future software updates will add support for them. There are some decent micro USB sticks out there. If you want to use a full-size drive after adding support, check out OTG USB Cables. Conclusion: I was impressed. I bought the device knowing the limitations. If you do, and know the limitations, you shouldn't be disappointed. It would be nice to have 6 DOF, but that's only 200 with a decent controller. I know they had a few quibbles here and there, but at 200 it's essentially an overclocked Galaxy S8 + Gear VR phone. This cooler works A LOT and is A LOT cheaper than a $600 phone + $100 Gear VR HMD adapter + controller. 1x Drop: The only thing that's a bit disappointing right now is the lack of battery life. Since the device is mainly used for multimedia (videos/images/"impressions"), the device lasts 2-2.5 hours with a bit of luck. When most movies are longer than 2 hours, this can be a real problem. I am planning to buy an Anker 15000mAh battery to carry around. Oculus suggested NOT charging and using it at the same time, but the heat shouldn't be too bad if you're using it for a movie and not a 3D experience, putting a bit more strain on the system. All the best to everyone. **Changes** 5/2/18. After Palmer Lucky's tweet surfaced, we were shown a simple disassembly. He confirmed that it is a 18650 - 2600 mAh battery. That should be pretty interesting. If so, someone could easily come in and find a direct replacement for upgarde. We'll know more after iFixit runs this teardown difficulty rating. 18650 can work with batteries up to 3500mah. It should be interesting if more information comes out. If so, we may be able to add another hour of battery life. I'll keep this updated as long as people continue to find this review helpful. I am fully satisfied with the device. Setup is easy. From what I've heard you can press and hold the volume up and down buttons at the same time and it will access a WiFi menu instead of using the phone, allowing you to set up the device without a 'new' phone. I'm disappointed that Google is somewhat avoiding this device. No Google apps like Google Earth, Google Photos or YouTube. You can access YouTube VR/360 videos through the browser, but they limit the resolution a bit. I'll play around with this tonight, but from what I've read it may already be possible to use a micro USB flash drive to transfer content. . There might be a sideload trick so I'll test it and post an update when I get my micro usb stick! I will keep updating as I learn more!