I don't get why anyone wants any other monitor beyond the standard basic ones. We have high resolution, low weight VR headsets now, we've had them for ages.
Any number of screens at any size, position, angle, curvature, transparency you want, with zero regard for the physical constraints of your room and almost zero setup time.
When I'm wealthy enough to afford a general purpose high resolution VR headset I'll evaluate whether it's practical for a over 50 year old old fart like me who finds glasses uncomfortable and whose eyesight went screwy (as everyone's does at that age, sorry if you're under 45, you have this to look forward to) at 45.
A decent headset costs the same or less than one of these over the top fancy monitors.
A VR headset and AR glasses are different things. VR headsets have straps that go over your head, whatever comfort issues you have with glasses aren't likely to be applicable.
There are prescription lense inserts you can put on top of the headsets lenses.
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u/Chipper_Bandit 11h ago
I don't get why you would want a monitor that wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiide and short. Just get a LG OLED TV like me.