Meta (Formerly Oculus)

Oculus Go Discontinued
Meta announced the discontinuation of the Oculus Go on June 23, 2020, with sales ending later that year. An exact final sales day was not published.
Oculus Rift S Launches
Oculus Rift S refined PC VR with a higher-resolution display and Oculus Insight inside-out trackingInside-out tracking determines a headset’s position using ca…, removing the original Rift’s external sensors while retaining a single PC cable. Production/sales ended: April 2021, as remaining inventory sold through. Manufacturer support ended: No formal complete sunset..Read More
Oculus Quest Launches
The original Oculus Quest made room-scale 6DOF VR self-contained and wireless, then added Oculus Link so the same headset could access compatible PC VR experiences. Production/sales ended: October 13, 2020, as Quest 2 reached retailers. Manufacturer support ended: August 31, 2024 for critical bug fixes and security patches. Existing apps..Read More
Oculus Rift CV1 Discontinued
Production and sales of the Oculus Rift CV1 ended in March 2019. Meta did not publish an exact final day; March 2019 is the best publicly documented end-of-sales milestone. No formal complete software sunset has been announced.
Oculus Go Launches
Oculus Go was the company’s first all-in-one headset, pairing a simple 3DOF controller with a lightweight design focused on media and accessible entry-level VR. Production/sales ended: Discontinuation was announced June 23, 2020, with sales ending later in 2020. Manufacturer support ended: December 31, 2022 (the announced support window; Meta did..Read More
Oculus Rift CV1 Launches
The consumer Oculus Rift CV1 helped define modern PC VR with positional trackingPositional tracking monitors where a headset, controller, or…, integrated audio, and later Oculus Touch controllers. Production/sales ended: March 2019. Manufacturer support ended: No formal complete sunset date has been announced; Meta said Rift CV1 software support would continue..Read More



