“Does this headset combine the features of the oculus go and the rift?”

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• Yes! The Oculus Go has 3 degrees of movement, where the Quest has 6 degrees of movement. It is a perfect pairing of the two. The freedom of movement of the Go and the graphics and play-ability of the Rift.

  Answered by Superfox1 6 years ago

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• Yes!? If you are referi get to no wires (go) and 6 degrees of freedom (rift). There is also the built in headset (which I think the go has a bit better headset))

  Answered by Rigo 6 years ago

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• Basically, yes. It's higher quality than the Go and has additional features such as a longer battery, full hand controls, and full 6 degrees of movement, unlike Go's 3DOM.

  Answered by Jacob 6 years ago

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• Kind of, It's more or less a rift that doesn't need anything more than the headset: No sensors, computer, wires. It's just not as powerful

  Answered by Kane 6 years ago

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• It’s basically a rift but without needing a pc

  Answered by Cpulaski 6 years ago

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