Resolution is great

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

After using it for an hour and a half it works great although the resolution wasn't quite as good as I was hoping

The displays on all the VR headsets right now are still not high enough resolution to really fool your eyes

Resolution is very poor

very do deliver very jerk-free motion tracking and the resolution is very good, matching the first gen Rift and Vive units but in completely stand alone package

Watching Netflix is great (even if the resolution could be better)

Now we need less weight and better resolution, maybe more buttons with the same price in the next year

I full the true resolution of the scree is just slightly better than VGA, not at 720P range yet

The resolution and optics are definitely impressive, but can’t compete with the images we’re used to from our home televisions

Resolution is great, and you can actually read the text clearly; much better than on a Vive or Rift

Resolution is great, compared to the Vive and Rift; the LCD screen is different in design (one screen instead of 2 like the vive and rift, resolution is a bit larger but this display does not have pentile pixels), but it is great for reading actual text on screen and watch movies

Resolution was great, sounds was good, control, etc.

Resolution is very good, but not great.

The Go has slightly better resolution, which means that the "screen door effect" is minimized on the Go

n’t get motion sickness

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