“The Oculus device hardware is impressive but better hope you don't need any tech support. Having encountered a Facebook related account issue, 6 months on I have yet to see any progress in resolving the matter. Oculus tech support is responsive but very slow, once the issue was passed to Facebook however, tech support is hopeless. It's as though they simply don't care - totally unsatisfactory and unacceptable. My Oculus device plus paid for games have been rendered totally useless. Be warned and be aware of the risk.”
“Read this before buying oculus go.
The first week or so was brilliant i really enjoyed it but then it started giving me a warning that the device is overheating (not plugged in) i was getting about 1-1.5 hours of playtime before having to turn off, the front was as hot as a lightbulb,
So i found myself needed to sit infront of a fan,
I decided to buy the cinema app as i thought i could watch Netflix but they have their own room so unless you download you're own films its only good for watching youtube waste of £3.99 as a week later a free one came out.
Due to the go overheating this makes you're face sweat so much it becomes unbearable so you've got to spend another £40 on better masks,
I wear glasses and the go comes with a spacer but you can buy prescription lenses but thats another £60,
And the box it comes in is stupid, its almost like they made it that way so you have to buy a travel case, £40
Most of the decent games require a bluetooth controller, xbox one s is suggested £60.
A spare/travel battery is also required so you can watch a film without having to take it off and plug it in, £40
So you pay £244 for the 64gb then you will need another £240 in accessories, i wish i had done some research before.
When its working at its best its great but that doesnt last long.”
