Oculus Go, the solution developed by Oculus Rift for virtual reality, with its own hardware and haptic control, which will be based on Android and will allow the VR applications of this operating system to be run.

The pioneering platform for virtual reality is the Oculus Rift company, which was bought for a fortune by Facebook. The price of the Oculus Rift virtual reality glasses has been definitively reduced and with this reduction has come the new virtual reality platform, the Oculus Go. These virtual reality glasses have the peculiarity of not needing to install a smartphone or connect to a computer, but it has a problem, it is not possible to play computer games by streaming or anything similar.

These glasses will have their own applications and games, which will run on the hardware of the glasses themselves and the peculiarity is that it uses the Android operating system, so we can only use compatible Android applications. A screen with a resolution of 2560 × 1440 pixels has been arranged, which is not known if it is OLED or LCD. The unofficial leaked information is based on the internally integrated Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 SoC. The movements within the world of virtual reality are possible thanks to a remote with haptic control, together with two quick access buttons, this is because it does not have motion sensors.

Oculus has sought that this system has great portability and an extremely affordable cost, costing $ 199 in the United States, something that could translate into a price of € 249. Until the end of the year they will not arrive in their version for developers at the end of the year and for the moment they will not have competition in the market. The closest thing is the Samsung Gear VR, which will cost € 120, but the peculiarity of Samsung's solution is that it needs a high-end smartphone to work.