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 lack of cords running into it is nice, compared to the full Rift system.

It also shares the pathetic lack of coverage around the nose, again breaking the illusion and the ability to fully immerse yourself.

My only complaint really is the lack of social settings

The biggest problem right now is the lack of quality content

Besides media content, games are actually really fun, but with the limited controller and lack of basic, fun, free games to get started with, the headset never inspired me to slog through shovel-ware and risk purchasing games with limited gameplay

I do miss the lack of six degrees of movement tracking but otherwise I think it's a solid entry point to virtual reality.

Yes it lacks power, but think of entertainment on the Oculus Go as akin to what you do on your mobile phone, whereas an HTC Vive or Oculus Rift has power but lacks portability, like your Xbox or Playstation

Works here as well as on the full version