Sacred Haven of Debauchery

When I was at GeekPicnic, there was also a VR topic. Sony was showcasing their device, and someone else was, but due to the queues, I couldn't try anything.

Oops, I didn't see Sony's VR. Either I wasn't paying attention, or they were on another floor that I didn't reach. But there was a lot from Hewlett and Samsung. And from Chinese no-name brands. There were no queues for VR, although I haven't seen so many people even during New Year's sales. Perhaps, to attract people to their VR, Samsung was even giving away prizes to those who played on all their stands.
And since it was more of a fair than an exhibition, it seemed to me that the models weren't the best. Just a mid-range price category. And corresponding quality. Therefore, I conclude that I'll wait a couple more years until the technology is refined. Right now, it's not suitable for everyday use.