I was WRONG - Oculus Quest Review

Noice !!!

The freedom of movement is nice, and even better the new hand sensing technique for the Quest Oculus is working on.
Refreshrate of the Quest is a bit low, but maybe just good enough. Too bad I don't have 500€ to throw away, or I might get one.
Only in recent months VR in games is really starting to pick up, with bigger gamecompanies now also focussing on VR content.
Sadly there are a lot of VR games that aren't very good, specially the earlier ones, or they are simply more functioning like a VR demo than being a real game.
A lot of the better titles aren't cheap, and unlike 10-15 years ago you can't just download them for free to try out, so it's always kind of a gamble.
Also bit of a letdown is the compatibility between different VR systems, games designed for Valve sometimes do and sometimes don't support Oculus etc.

That incompatability between systems is one thing putting me
off buying one,until a better choice of software is available for
each i am going to wait i think.

The first Oculus Rift version was great and could be used for practically everything, like a second screen inside the goggles.

But the CV1 (consumer version) at first could only be used in combination with the special Oculus software and store (Oculus alternative for Steam)
Later it improved a little and Steam games became partly compatible, but still wish I had known all this in advance.