Awesome experience

The experience of the Go is terrific

Great, great experience for $200

Oculus has created a really comfortable VR experience

Lots of fun games and experiences

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

All in all it's an amazing experience

The experience is smooth and more impressive than I imagined it could have been

Conclusion: While this might now compare in terms of content or experience to a computer based headset it is still a great VR experience

If browser stuff is not your thing; then feel free to upload your movies on the device (it has 32 or 64 GB of space, which is plenty) directly from your computer; and use one of the players, that put you in a chair of a theater, where you can get a great experience

It also makes a nice portable VR experience, as nothing else is required

Best experience has been music concerts and feels like you are right there

Excellent experience, very recommended to VR world beginners

It's a treat in spacial dimension, but the experiences aren't memorable

This is where the experience turned negative.

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

The 360 experiences are astounding, but it really amazes when you watch a 3D 360 experience

A bit disappointing is the lack of serious games but never the lessit's a great experience and I guess just the start of many more to follow.

The gaming experiences for Go are only getting better, the media experiences of watching YouTube, Netflix

If you are on Google Daydream with a hi-end smartphone - you can still consider an Oculus Go upgrade - for a better screen resolution and phone-free VR experience

Meeting up in Oculus Rooms is a fantastic experience, and joining a game/app together (for those which support it) is seamless

Ingenious sound system allows you to use headphones for the best audio experience but also is pretty good without headphones.

While the game-play might be better on the Rift, I have experiences better multimedia experiences on the Go

Seems like they've captured the original experience very well

It worked pretty well and provides a good VR experience

The headset is comfortable for most, can accommodate those with glasses using the provided spacer, and provides a nice experience in VR

All I can say is wow, for the price, the experience is like nothing else

On top of that, Oculus Go is very responsive with a bit better optical experience.

The experience is mostly a disappointment.

The Go is a great stand alone experience

A great experience for $200.

For the most part it’s been a great experience using it

I got this as a starter, to see if I like the VR experience before investing into something better next time

All the different experiences have been amazing

I had a bad experience with the wristband and interface like you see in the pictures

It was not only a pain but didn't really make the experience worth the hassle

Watching 4K videos on a VR headset is a very enjoyable experience

If you have already experienced VR on Cardboard but not yet upgraded to Gear VR/ Google Daydream with a hi-end Smartphone (top of the line CPU and 2K screen resolution) - just go for it

That is one of the coolest experiences IMHO.

There is no SD card slot on the Go, which would have made loading media a much nicer experience

Up to 75hrz depending on the app dev to allow a VERY smooth experience, hence lower sickness feeling when turning your head

It's great experience watching TV with friends, but overall the app is a bit glitchy and finnicky to use

It's all of the little things that add up to make a superior experience

The Oculus Go is just what VR needed in 2018 to get those new to VR a very good experience at a true entry level cost

It is hard to beat the price point of $200 for a decent VR experience

Fun games also (I like Dead and Buried) but not quite as immersive as the computer tethered headsets.

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