Oculus Go – the best VR headset at affordable price

Virtual Reality or simply VR is the new future and this cant be stopped in any manner. Be it in entertainment mode, educational mode, interaction, communication, etc. This is going to be the future. But the smartphones, desktops wont go anywhere but these are just more of a addition to our daily life. Whether you consider it as another pain for me or enjoy the new experience it can deliver, it is up to you. But there are a lot more useful benefits with a VR.

Previously, the VRs are more expensive gadgets, and they are certainly more to entertainment for gamers and fun than a serious communication barrier. Now they are more affordable and also brings more useful applications where anyone can use this gadgets. With the “Oculus Go” the VR game is more faster than expected and gave a more interactive advantages than their previous generation VRs.

You’ll look goofy wearing the Oculus Go,  but the design is sleek, and the gray color scheme gives it a modern look. It has a strap that’s similar to the more expensive and better-known Oculus Rift, which helps keep the headset firmly in place, while also distributing the weight around your head.

The headset, which is built by Xiaomi, has an Oculus logo on the front, and there’s a power button and volume rocker on the top. It’s a strange place for the volume rocker, and reaching around to control the volume is a little awkward. There are volume controls on the remote, though, and we found ourselves using them more. On the left side of the headset, you’ll see a headphone jack and a MicroUSB charging port. We’re not quite sure why Oculus didn’t adopt a USB Type-C port here – considering most smartphones and laptops these days come with USB Type-C chargers — it’d be nice to not to need a MicroUSB cable. We’re just nitpicking, it’s not a deal-breaking problem with the headset.

Set up is easy and simple, but you’ll need a phone. It’s confusing, considering the premise of the Oculus Go is how it’s a standalone headset that doesn’t need your phone to work. Still, once you pair the two with Bluetooth, follow the on-screen prompts on the headset and the app, you’re good to go. It should only take a few minutes.

From the app, you can do things like update your preferences and manage payment methods. You can even search for apps to download to the headset, which is a far better experience than using the remote to type in virtual reality.

So, lets check out the oculus go in depth in future.