Oculus Go is available in 32G and 64G versions

Oculus Go seems to have begun shipping to developers, as developers have uploaded pictures of the VR all-in-one device. In the picture in this article, you can see that OculusGo is placed outside the box, and next to it is the controller. This image is from software developer Jesper Gaarsdal.

The bottom of the box shows different experiences and logos of different companies, including Netflix, The Body VR, Facebook, The New York Times, Fox Sports VR, Hulu, Jurassic World, Ultrings, Rush and OceanRift. Etc. It can be seen that Oculus Go is the main film and television viewing experience.

The Oculus Go supports a 3-degree-of-freedom experience with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 chip. Unexpectedly, this is a 32GB version of Oculus Go, according to ImageNet previously reported that OculusGo also has a 64GB version.

This head display allows users to step directly into the world of VR without the need to connect to a PC or mobile device. Oculus Go is an all-in-one device that delivers a great VR content experience on a single device. The headline design features breathable fabric and adjustable shoulder straps.

Oculus will also collaborate with Xiaomi on the global launch of Oculus Go to bring its products to China. Xiaomi will launch the Xiaomu VR all-in-one based on Oculus technology in the Chinese market.

The official release date of Oculus Go has not yet been announced, but as the product has begun to ship to developers, Lezhi believes that the device is not far from the window. In 2017, Oculus said the product was priced at $199.

Editor in charge: Liu Tingting 8