Tech Review | Virtual reality just became way more accessible with this new one-piece, $200 headset from Facebook's Oculus. What do you do with it? Snuggle up to watch TV with a friend far away ...

The Oculus Go’s LCD display is standard with other VR headsets, with a 2,560 x 1,440 pixel resolution (1,280 x 1,440 per eye). It’s similar to the Lenovo Mirage Solo with Google’s Daydream ...

The Oculus Go, on the other hand, leverages a wireless remote that is more like an advanced version of the original Rift remote. It features a trigger and touchpad, making it comparable to the ...

Oculus Go, which, remember, houses ... This isn’t the case with the Oculus Go controller; it’s not much more than a point-and-click remote, though it can move around in the virtual space, ...

The $199 Oculus Go is Oculus’ third major product release, and it occupies a similar niche to the mobile Gear VR, which offers affordable but limited VR experiences. The Oculus Go’s big draw ...

The Oculus Go remote adds a front-facing trigger, and has a slightly more ergonomic design that fits into the hand more like a pistol than a remote control, and includes a wrist strap for keeping ...

The Oculus Go just got a whole lot cheaper. Facebook, which acquired Oculus for $2.3 billion in cash and stock in 2014, announced a pretty significant price cut Thursday.

SAN FRANCISCO—After testing the upcoming Oculus Go headset for 30 minutes, I had to gather my bearings and ask the company's hardware PM Sean Liu to clarify something important.

You operate the Oculus Go with a remote control that acts like a virtual laser pointer. You have to use it by touch alone but it’s pretty intuitive.

The Oculus Go remote adds a front-facing trigger, and has a slightly more ergonomic design that fits into the hand more like a pistol than a remote control, and includes a wrist strap for keeping ...