When it comes to the comparison of two virtual reality headsets, Sony PlayStation VR and Oculus Go, there are a few key differences that need to be taken into consideration.

In terms of the Field of View (FOV), both headsets have decent FOVs with PlayStation offering 100° compared to 101° for Oculus Go. Both provide a full 360-degree view and tracking, however the refresh rate differs greatly between the two headsets with Sony PlayStation VR having a 120 Hz refresh rate while Oculus Go has only 72 Hz. This means that Playstation offers more detailed visuals with smoother movements and therefore better gaming experiences in general.

Furthermore, when it comes to resolution, again Playstation offers much higher resolution at 1920 × 1080 px compared to 2560 x 1440 px provided by Oculus Go. Additionally, the PC requirements are much lower for Oculus Go than they are for Sony's headset meaning you don't need as powerful hardware in order to run it which can be beneficial in some situations but also detract from the overall performance depending on what game or application you use it for.

Finally, when looking at price point there is quite a difference between the two headsets – Sony’s being significantly more expensive due to its higher quality components such as its higher resolution display and faster refresh rate as well as compatibility with PS4 consoles which requires an additional purchase if needed. In contrast, Oculus Go is significantly cheaper since it does not require any extra hardware other than itself although one should take into consideration that games may still require additional purchases depending on platform chosen (Steam vs Google Play Store etc.).

Personally I find both virtual reality headsets quite enjoyable; however I would say that my preference lies more towards Sony's PlayStation VR due to its superior specs such as improved visual fidelity and higher refresh rates which lead towards better gaming experience overall even if I do need more expensive hardware upfront. However, this doesn't mean that Oculus' solution isn't good enough especially if you don't want or can't afford powerful PC specs required by Playstation - either way you will get great virtual reality experience no matter which headset you choose!