This is labeled a pro device. Their home use marketing really misses the mark IMO. The fact that I can mute out the rest of the room while working is a plus no

This is labeled a pro device. Their home use marketing really misses the mark IMO. The fact that I can mute out the rest of the room while working is a plus not a minus. I'm skeptical this will be there on a technical level to justify the price but the concept of working in VR is objectively an improvement, especially once you factor in the portability of the system. For entertainment - it's probably going to be the same as computer games - everyone had one for work and it was expensive and awkward - but work drove adoption and people started playing games on it. I think this is the main failure of VR so far, it's trying to force people into this alien experience just for entertainment. I have plenty of ways to play games/watch video, I probably wouldn't use it if I had it for free let alone paying large sum of money. If I'm using VR day to day for work - then I might occasionally game on it - this is the road to widespread adoption.