The Oculus Go is a standalone device which means it doesn't have to be slaved off a computer, just like the newer Oculus Quest2 (and the
very pricey HTC Vive Focus 3). You have to set it up using a phone app and then you can connect it directly to any wireless network (or hotspot). As a result it has it's own operating system and isn't affected by Windows updates (or fruity ones). The Go has a great one hand controller which leaves the other one available for
whatever.

Battery life is not that great though. The newer VR units have much better resolution, processor power, and memory needed for gaming but the Go does fine for VR videos (porn).

Unfortunately, they discontinued selling the Go by about the beginning of 2020. It has been replaced by the Quest2 which is supposed to be a great unit, but requires Facebook access to activate and use it. The Facebook police require identification validation so you can't set up a bogus account to use it. If you don't have a Facebook account or your account gets blacklisted, the device becomes useless. I am waiting for someone to figure a workaround/hack to enable use of the Quest2 without Facebook before I get one. Luckily most of the VR videos out there still work on the Go.
The immersive experience of VR is really cool and has to be experienced to be fully appreciated. Camp was our Pied Piper and brought his Go to Dollstock in 2019. At least 4 of us bought one immediately after trying his out. In the words of Mahtek, "Don't think,
SPEND!". Mahi would have been a great salesman in another life.
