> Thing is... VR is more fun than it is something you'd wanna be productive on? For me it's opposite. It seems like any VR entertainment or games can only be a

> Thing is... VR is more fun than it is something you'd wanna be productive on? For me it's opposite. It seems like any VR entertainment or games can only be a novelty that I would do for a week then get bored. But I feel like if the tech is good enough, I would definitely want it for productivity. I'm constantly annoyed by having to have so many screens and it still feels too few screens. Not to mention travel & coding. And having some sort of notes around the house or w/e, things like that could be amazing. But it just has to be comfortable and performant enough to allow for many screens and good productive input.