Hand tracking on the Oculus was only added last year, so perhaps your 5 year old opinion is out of date. Your experience is also not particularly insightful re

Hand tracking on the Oculus was only added last year, so perhaps your 5 year old opinion is out of date. Your experience is also not particularly insightful regarding the future of VR - your expectations appear to be for a finished, polished device, and anything short is sufficient for declaring a whole category dead. Progress isn't linear. There have been significant jumps in the past few years. Sales appear to be supply constrained. Many people have lots of joyful experiences. That said, your conclusion may be correct. Predicting the future is hard, and your subjective perspective doesn't justify the certainty with which you comment. That said, this is probably not a constructive conversation for either of us, or HN. I wish you a pleasant day.