Oculus TV launched for watching VR videos on standalone Oculus Go headset

**Virtual Reality** (VR) hardware and software products manufacturer Oculus has announced launching of Oculus TV — its dedicated hub for watching a flatscreen video in VR on the standalone “Oculus Go” headset. “Today, we’re thrilled to announce the launch of Oculus TV — a new and immersive way to experience your favourite shows, movies, and more on Oculus Go,” the company wrote in a blog post late on 25 June.

Oculus TV, a totally new way to watch TV in VR, now on #OculusGo! Equivalent to a 180-inch screen in reality, this is one ginormous virtual TV you can take with you anywhere. Check our blog post for full list of initial content partners. Try it now & let us know what you think! https://t.co/aLrrYXMfMu

— Hugo Barra (@hbarra) June 25, 2018

Originally announced at **Facebook F8 2018** , Oculus TV is a hub for programming, like Hulu and Showtime shows, sports programming including MLB Live games via “Facebook Watch”, the best in pulse-pounding esports and more-all on a massive virtual screen, equivalent to a 180-inch TV in real life.

F8 is an annual conference held by Facebook , intended for developers and entrepreneurs who build products and services around the website. The company added from now, each new “Oculus” Go is an all-in-one VR headset comes with Oculus TV right out of the box, so users can start enjoying their favourites.