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Oculus Go

The Oculus Go is a discontinued, standalone virtual reality headset developed by Meta Reality Labs (formerly Facebook Technologies) in partnership with Qualcomm and Xiaomi. It is in the first generation of Facebook Technologies' virtual reality headsets, and the company's first device in the category of standalone VR headsets, which was a new category at…

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Backward compatibility
Most software developed for the Samsung Gear VR
Codename
Pacific
Connectivity
Micro-USB · IEEE 802.11ac Wi-Fi · Bluetooth 4.1 (gamepads only)
Controller input
Oculus Go controller (primary input device) · Bluetooth gamepads (supported by some games)
Developer
Facebook Technologies, Qualcomm, Xiaomi
Dimensions
190 mm × 105 mm × 115 mm (7.48 in × 4.13 in × 4.53 in)

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Oculus Go

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Avg. degree1.97
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Oculus Go

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related to history · 38
Oculus Go → Android, Bloomberg, Brendan Iribe, CEO, China, Chinese, Codenamed, Facebook Technologies, Gear VR, Gear VR Innovator Edition, GPU, In, It, July, Oculus, Oculus Cinema, Oculus Home, Oculus Mobile SDK, Oculus Rift, Oculus Store
related to Software · 30
Oculus Go → Android, Applications, Dropbox, Facebook, Facebook Video, For, Go, Go's, Hulu, Instagram, Netflix, Oculus, Oculus Gallery, Oculus Store, Oculus TV, Oculus Venues, Oculus Video, Official, PC, Plex
related to Sales · 19
Oculus Go → Carmack, CFO, During, During Facebook's Q4, Go, Go's, IDC, In, In January, Japan, Japanese, John Carmack, July, Oculus Connect, Rift's, Samsung Gear VR, SuperData, While, Xiaomi Mi VR
related to Hardware · 18
Oculus Go → Adreno, Fresnel, GB, GFLOPS, Go's, Google Daydream, GPU, IPD, LCD, LPDDR4 RAM, Oculus, Oculus Rift, Qualcomm Snapdragon, RGB-stripe, Samsung Gear VR, The, The Go, Unlike
related to Reception · 14
Oculus Go → Andreas Hronopoulos, BaDoinkVR, CEO, CNET, Critics, Go, Go's, In May, Naughty America, Software, The, The Verge, VR, Xavi Clos
related to External links · 5
Oculus Go → Content, Go, Oculus Support CenterGo Store, Oculus's App, Official
Display · 4
Oculus Go → 12.67 pixels per degree, 2560×1440 resolution (1280×1440 per eye), 5.5" fast-switching LCD (RGB-stripe), 60 to 72 Hz refresh rate
Connectivity · 3
Oculus Go → Bluetooth 4.1 (gamepads only), IEEE 802.11ac Wi-Fi, Micro-USB
Controller input · 2
Oculus Go → Bluetooth gamepads (supported by some games), Oculus Go controller (primary input device)
Related · 2
Oculus Go → Oculus Quest, Oculus Rift S

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oculus go headset facebook vr 2018 virtual device xiaomi reality released controller store software app qualcomm go's standalone may technologies

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Oculus GoBackward compatibilityMost software developed for the Samsung Gear VR1.00infobox
Oculus GoCodenamePacific1.00infobox
Oculus GoConnectivityMicro-USB1.00infobox
Oculus GoConnectivityIEEE 802.11ac Wi-Fi1.00infobox
Oculus GoConnectivityBluetooth 4.1 (gamepads only)1.00infobox
Oculus GoController inputOculus Go controller (primary input device)1.00infobox
Oculus GoController inputBluetooth gamepads (supported by some games)1.00infobox
Oculus GoDeveloperFacebook Technologies, Qualcomm, Xiaomi1.00infobox
Oculus GoDimensions190 mm × 105 mm × 115 mm (7.48 in × 4.13 in × 4.53 in)1.00infobox
Oculus GoDiscontinuedJune 23, 20201.00infobox
Oculus GoDisplay5.5" fast-switching LCD (RGB-stripe)1.00infobox
Oculus GoDisplay2560×1440 resolution (1280×1440 per eye)1.00infobox
Oculus GoDisplay60 to 72 Hz refresh rate1.00infobox
Oculus GoDisplay12.67 pixels per degree1.00infobox
Oculus GoGenerationFirst generation1.00infobox
Oculus GoGraphicsAdreno 5301.00infobox
Oculus GoInputnon-positional 3DOF tracking1.00infobox
Oculus GoIntroductory priceUS$199 (32 GB model) US$249 (64 GB model)1.00infobox
Oculus GoLifespan2018–20201.00infobox
Oculus GoManufacturerFacebook Technologies1.00infobox
Oculus GoMemory3 GB (LPDDR4)1.00infobox
Oculus GoOnline servicesOculus Store1.00infobox
Oculus GoOperating systemQuest system software, using Android 7.01.00infobox
Oculus GoPredecessorSamsung Gear VR1.00infobox
Oculus GoRelatedOculus Quest1.00infobox
Oculus GoRelatedOculus Rift S1.00infobox
Oculus GoReleasedMay 1, 20181.00infobox
Oculus GoSoundIntegrated speakers1.00infobox
Oculus GoSound3.5 mm headphone jack1.00infobox
Oculus GoStorage32 GB or 64 GB NAND flash1.00infobox

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