The Oculus Go Standalone Virtual Reality Headset (opens in new tab) offers one of the best VR experiences that doesn't require a PC or console to use, and it just became a lot more affordable with a major price drop at Amazon. The 32GB model (opens in new tab) is down to one of its best-ever prices at only $129.99. That's almost $70 off its regular price. Outside of a super limited-time Lightning deal on Cyber Monday where it went $10 lower, this is by far the best offer we've seen on the headset. You can also take $50 off the 64GB version (opens in new tab) and both of the deals are matched at Best Buy (opens in new tab).
The deal given is no longer valid and we do not have a better one. However, we have found some similar deals
Oculus Quest 2 256GB virtual reality headset (opens in new tab)
$399 + $20 gift card
Explore the VR headset's extensive content library and even play games built for older generations with backwards compatibility. Has a high-resolution display and a super fast processor. All you need is a Facebook account to use it.
$269.99 $299.99 Save $30
For just one day only, Verizon is offering an extra 10% off all accessories in its online store when you use the following code at checkout. The promo code is even valid on the popular Oculus Quest 2 VR Headset!
In Stock Now!
Those who've been searching for the best model of the new Oculus Quest 2 virtual reality headset, Best Buy has the 256GB version in stock right now while supplies last!
Oculus Quest 2 (opens in new tab)
$255.64 $299.00 Save $43
There's still about two weeks to go before the new Oculus Quest 2 is released, but right now you can pre-order and save 10% by using Target Circle's coupon for 10% off electronics! Using a RedCard will save you an additional 5% at checkout.
Oculus Quest All-in-one VR Gaming Headset - 64GB (opens in new tab)
$399.99 $399.00 Save $-1
Oculus Go is a virtual reality headset designed for everyone. It's the third headset from Oculus, and it's meant to exist between the phone-powered Samsung Gear VR (opens in new tab) and PC-powered Oculus Rift (opens in new tab). It's a little more capable than the phone-powered headset, but not quite as capable as the PC-powered experience. But as a standalone system, meaning it doesn't need to connect to anything, Oculus Go offers something unique.
There are plenty of critically-acclaimed games to play, movies to watch, and concerts in which you can immerse yourself with new content coming all the time. The portable form factor is unique to this headset, too, and there are built-in speakers for great sound without a mess of cords. You may want to invest in a carrying case (opens in new tab) to protect your gear on the go.
We put the Go through its paces in our in-depth review, so it's worth checking that out if you want to know more. If you're already decided, now's the time to buy it at a new low price!
