Price adapted to the economy of each Country.
In Argentina South America it is very expensive to buy games in the Oculus store to the point that it is impossible to pay more if it is Oculus rift or Rift S. Everyone buys in Steam since the prices are cheaper, a game that comes out $ 1200 in argentina in Steam leaves $ 230 pesos. This is the case in many countries that, although they do not have official support, are left out in the store. In my country there is a very large community we have a group on facebook '' VR Ready Argentina '', most of us have Oculus and we would like to be able to buy in the store at prices like those of steam. Thank you

I watch a lot of media whilst lying in bed on my back, facing the ceiling. When I exit some of these apps (such as YouTube VR), despite having centred the Go to face the ceiling, the menu bar/option to 'quit' or 'resume' the app is out of view down at my feet, causing me to need to sit up and bend in a painful way.

I'd like the Go to remember that when I centre my view on a point on the ceiling, everything else should appear around that point. It would also be nice, similarly, to be able to easily drag/resize any fullscreen video window (such as when watching lying down in the Oculus TV app) like is possible in the YouTube VR app.

I was saddened to read that Oculus has no plan for a next gen Go. I already twitted at Jason Rubin about this, but figured it'd be a good idea to post here too.

I think that there's a place for an entry level headset, and that the Oculus Go serves this space nicely. However, there's no real upgrade path except to the Quest. If I like my Go and something happens to it, or I just want to move to a next gen, kind of like I'd do with some other devices.

(By the way, I own a Quest, and the future addition of a Go mode would likely solve some problems with it, but for me 3 DoF use-anywhere is a feature, and the price of both the Go and its content is attractive. I think there's a place for such a headset even in a world where the Quest exists.)

Of course it'd be nice to have a better screen, but even without this I think that there are a few things which would be helpful:

- 4 GB of RAM instead of 3 GB.
- 64 GB of storage by default.
(Both RAM and flash costs have dropped quite a bit since the Go was released.)
- Better battery life. That and lowered heat could be achieved by using a modern mid-range CPU instead of an old high-end one. I don't have a real idea of how it will affect the BOM (board cost), but hopefully it won't negatively affect it. Even though it would be a side-grade, it could potentially also add some performance.
- Upgraded controller and second controller. Even just adding a shoulder bumper would help add interactions, but a second controller with a thumb stick could really help push gaming on the Go to the next level.
- Higher resolution video playback (if there's any low cost SoC which supports it).

That's my wish list, but of course as others have said, lower weight would also be nice (could again be helped a little by a lower power SoC), and some IPD adjustment (even if in software).

Now this may be a wild request to post, but it doesn't hurt to ask. I'd like to see the Oculus company propose a deal with Google to bring full Googke Playstore appstore support to all their VR headsets, especially the Go. That would include their VR apps. Now one might think "bring Cardboard or Daydream apps to Oculus? Why?" Well before anyone dismisses the idea, think of the added content that would be available. Every platform aforementioned will always have some worthy content that consumers like that is limited in its availability. After all, its content that continues to drive support for these machines.

Now I believe it would be a big ask to partner with Google in this way and their may be some technical issues in doing this, but what if you did obtain the Playstore support? I for one would like to say " not only can I watch TV/movies and play VR games, but I can use my Go or Quest like an Android TV box and play Android games/apps as well".

Anyway, I would like to see that happen. Thanks for reading this and thanks for your time.

After viewing the OC6 keynotes and Mr. Carnack's "eulogy" of Gear VR, I'm sure a lot of Go owners question the future of the Oculus Go. Although I'm all for the future plans of the Quest, I like others still see potential in the Go and don't see it as just a media device only.
Anyway, one radical idea I think is to create some sort of Gear Vr emulation for the Go can access all the remaining Gear Vr apps that dont work natively on the Go. Sure, most apps work already, but we know not all of them, so a method of accessing the gear vr store if it's still available in an Oculus created program would give some added functionality to the Go. It would appease even those across all platforms who want the back catalog, maybe even the Minecraft crowd.

In closing, the fact that Oculus Go titles are going to the Quest seems to justify my opinion that the Go is a viable enough game system as well as a media player , so hopefully more publishers consider that and support the Go a while
longer. Thank you for your time.