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I'll be buying this the moment I can. I pretty much do my entire work lying down in my bed and if I can get all the screens I want with that, it's totally worth

I'll be buying this the moment I can. I pretty much do my entire work lying down in my bed and if I can get all the screens I want with that, it's totally worth the 3500 for me.

veidr 3y ago
Tangent, but I'm curious: why do you do your work lying down in bed? Do you mean this is how you prefer to work?
- ramraj07 3y ago
  Yeah im pretty lazy lol. If I have the option to lie down I will. Wfh has not been easy with that.
  - veidr 3y ago
    Interesting! Not a use case I'd considered. But in that case, you must feel almost like they developed this device for you personally! ;-)
taskforcegemini 3y ago
I have a screen hanging above my bed for that purpose. doing things lying on my back is easier on the back/neck
jejeyyy77 3y ago
You can already do this with the Quest + BigScreen app w/ Remote Desktop. You'll be fatigue from having a screen on your face within an hr.
- jclardy 3y ago
  The fatigue in the case of the quest will be because there is no eye tracking, so you constantly have to turn your head to get good focus (Only the center of the screen is fully rendered), the displays are of poor quality in terms of color accuracy, screen door effect and resolution, and the lenses have a very small sweet spot. In addition your eyes have to have one of three specific IPD measurements, otherwise you are by default not in the sweet spot.
  - jejeyyy77 3y ago
    That's an interesting theory (re: no eye tracking).