Some good apps to get started are Netflix, Hulu, bigscreen, altspace vr, and poker vr

The app is easy to set up on the phone, although there's no way to skip the annoyingly long "warnings and safety" little video.

App wise, coaster combat is the family

Media Server also has an amazing app they are working on

The positives - I always read that there aren't enough good apps, and to a great extent it is true, but despite of that some of the available apps are really nice and fun to have e.g. racket fury, ultrawing, swat academy...etc

Definitely very cool, but after a few weeks it's just repetitive, and all the good apps have to be paid for

Plenty of free apps to download to keep you busy

The Amaze app is truly immersive

You will get soon tired to run apps like the rollercoasters, after a bit, but then you will start to explore the 360 experiences, or the VR apps that are less games and more relaxing experiences, like meditation ones, puzzle ones and such

No shortage of free apps.

Sure, the browser works GREAT, but if you want the super high quality YouTube app with its easy login and ability to manage your queue from your phone, think again

Watch apps like Netflix, Within, or a browser on a big screen, wherever you want, laying down in bed, or seating in a couch is a must to try.

This is just the start, the free app games are great and watching a film with Nextflix takes it to a whole new level.

Games are not included, but there are plenty of free apps, experiences, and titles for you to download and try out

My nit picks are the apps are pretty weak (the free roller coaster app made me sick as a dog lol), the battery drains surprisingly fast and the browser has a tendency to crash...but that stuff aside you should totally get this and try it...the novelty of it outweighs the downside.

The content is vast & there's a lot of free apps, games, videos etc

You can use the app to "purchase" apps as well

Samsung Gear VR provides more flexibility not only for launching any type of VR (GO only allows Oculus VR -contains the popular apps) whereas Samsung Gear VR there are so many more VR options as well as more ways to test apps for developers.

I had no issues setting up the Go using the Oculus App on a Samung Note 5

Good apps.

Updated: I changed it from 4 star to 1 star because the Go has issues with some modems where you cant watch a single tv show or any app that you loose wifi up to 5 times per hour

l lot of free apps too

APP said (12may 2018) that its NOT AVAILABLE IN MY REGION.(I'm in New Zealand)Thats always infuriating to read when us non Usa based consumers read that

Cool apps are Art Plunge, Dead and Buried, Anne Frank House, Gala, and Ocean Rift

I bought two for family use with the great Melodyvr app

It runs very nice, the touch controller tracking is great, and the apps are awesome for some fun features

This one app makes the device worth the purchase price.- 120” screen for Netflix

My main gripes with the system have been app-specific; mostly the issues I run into with Hulu VR

but it'd be even better if it supported either an Xfinity Stream app or even just a stream from a computer.

some apps we love are affected, face your fear (stranger things), melody vr (concerts eg the who, imagine dragons), next vr (nba and others) disney vr,

; the app looks great and works great too

Be advised some apps require good WiFi to work correctly.- Wander

Last, there are some free apps like the NY Times that have quality content hidden under their free shells that are worth digging for

Lots of useful apps in the Oculus stor make this VR headset super useful as a product of entertainment and even productivity

Works here as well as on the full version