I'm not sure that UX is really the problem for VR. I think the tech itself needs to improve. I bought an Oculus Quest (the newest one) to experiment with immers

I'm not sure that UX is really the problem for VR. I think the tech itself needs to improve. I bought an Oculus Quest (the newest one) to experiment with immersive workspaces but the motion detector wasn't good enough to allow me to work without using the controllers. Furthermore, the resolution also meant I couldn't see code on the virtual screens unless I zoomed in significantly. IMO that's an impediment to the majority of the further use cases.