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I bought a Quest 3 last week. I have no interest in VR avatars but the games are mindblowing. And I'm getting a serious workout playing them. I don't think VR i

I bought a Quest 3 last week. I have no interest in VR avatars but the games are mindblowing. And I'm getting a serious workout playing them. I don't think VR is the future of social interaction, but it's the future of exercise. Absolutely 100% would buy again. I can't believe the amount of technology packed into the small box strapped to my face.

zmmmmm 2y ago
It's truly incredible isn't it? And when you add in that this device is barely more than the cost of a midrange phone, it's all the more staggering. The novelty will wear off after a while, and the games that are purely based on that are not as exciting. But exercise is definitely one of the enduring uses of it that lasts beyond the novelty wear-off phase. I wouldn't exercise any other way now.
dgimla20 2y ago
> it's the future of exercise ..for a certain demographic. VR and video game based exercise isn't a scratch on real world training. Most people either drop off the bandwagon once the novelty wears off or they move onto more effective stuff (resistance training for anaerobic, cardio for aerobic).