Almost everyone I know who got a quest stopped using it after a week.

It's a fun toy, but gets boring pretty quickly.

I use mine for flight simming. The screen looks great for the price, and lets me stream games like DCS World from my desktop.

Far as fun toys go, the Quest sits head-and-shoulders over my Nintendo Switch.

	▲	FergusArgyll 5 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		For flight simming it really is much better. Being able to look to one side while "feeling" the offset (I can't explain it but you know what I mean) is a huge deal
	▲	wkat4242 5 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		For me too, I use mine for hours every week

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samplatt 5 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Meanwhile I have a friend group (mostly build from real-life relationships) that gets together once a week for the last ~3 years to play VR games.

YMMV :-)

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xenobeb 5 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I used mine everyday for about 2 months but eventually reached the boredom stage.

There is just shockingly so little going on in VR.

There is also the issue that it is like a drug that the first few times are so mind blowing but your tolerance builds so fast. Then there is nothing stronger to up the dosage.

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fidotron 5 days ago | parent | prev [-]

At one point it told you everyone on your friends list that had also got one - and in my case it was basically everyone I knew from work over the years. Literally the only people that used it more than two weeks were those working on VR.

Even if you try to stick with it you grow to dread all interaction with their app or OS. They have some superb technology but the product management is atrocious.