Black Friday is nearly upon us, and Oculus is cutting a few bucks off both Oculus Go and Oculus Rift to celebrate.

While we knew from Best Buy’s Black Friday deal that Rift was getting a $50 discount, bringing it to $350 pretty much across the board, up until now it wasn’t certain if its standalone sibling Oculus Go was going to see a similar price reduction.

Today, Oculus announced that Go is getting in the fun too, knocking its base 32GB model down by $20 (or local equivalent), bringing it from $200 to $180.

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A 10% discount isn’t exactly the deal we were hoping for on the company’s standalone VR headset, although it did release only six months ago. Make sure to check out our deep dive review of Oculus Go before you plonk down those two Benjamins (or local dead president equivalent).

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As for Oculus Rift, a Touch bundle including two sensors will be, as previously seen, priced at $350. It’s the same Black Friday deal as last year, so while not Earth-shaking, it still represents a great price-point for one of the best PC VR headsets out there.

You’ll find both Oculus Go and Rift deal at oculus.com, Walmart, Amazon, Best Buy, Argos, Digitech, CoolBlue, Newegg, and other official retail partners. The deals are available in the US, Canada, UK/EU, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and Taiwan.

The company’s Black Friday deals will go live on a rolling basis, and running worldwide from November 22nd at 11:59PM local time through November 26 at 11:59PM local time.

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