Oculus Go VR expands to more stores in the UK and mainland Europe

Peter, 26 June 2018

Getting into VR can be costly, especially if you don’t already have a gaming PC. A stand-alone solution like the Oculus Go can be more affordable and much more portable. Speaking of, you can now grab a Go VR headset from several retailers in the UK and Europe (it was previously only available through the official Oculus site).

In euros the price is €220 for the 32 GB model and €270 for the 64 GB one. In pounds it's £200 and £250 respectively. Check out a few of the retailers that offer the headset.

UK Amazon
Very
Currys
Germany Amazon
Saturn
MediaMarkt
France Amazon
Fnac
Italy Amazon

The Oculus Go is powered by the Snapdragon 821 chipset, which renders graphics to an LCD panel with 2,560 x 1,440 px resolution. Refresh rate starts at 60 Hz but can go up to 72 Hz if the game/app supports it.

The headset comes with a motion controller and integrated spacial audio speakers (it has a 3.5 mm jack if you prefer headphones). Inserts with prescription lenses can be bought separately.


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Reader comments

Quite expensive still, if you have Samsung S series phone starting from 6 or Note starting from 4, you can get glasses for pennies with better apps

It is used without phone.

Note 8 has very similar resolotion. New VR gear comes with controller. It's cheaper. What's the benefit of Oculus? More content? For us glass wearing users, there's still no good solution.

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