Great for having a large work desktop, watching videos. Some of the games suck and some are mad fun: Recommend to ppl who like tech.

Device that I believe will evolve even more. Bought for pcvr. At first a little nausea until you get used to it, then all good.

The headset has good image quality compared to the headset you put inside your mobile phone.
The image in 3D or 360 videos on YouTube is not good at 1080p or 4k, videos at 8k and above have amazing image quality. The headset has an uncomfortable strap with or without glasses, which makes it difficult to use for more than an hour. The battery lasts less than two hours in 3D applications or high-resolution 4K VR videos and it heats up.
I have the impression that it doesn't have enough apps (that don't kill different things), and the good apps are either subscription-based (€10 per month and above) or expensive (€30+) and they don't offer discounts, the new (beta early version) apps are cheaper or free. I haven't tried side quest, installing the android play store, and using it as pcvr. Nevertheless, it is the VR headset with the most applications, that's why I didn't buy the pico 4 with half the cost.
In a dark room, the controllers and hand-space detection seem not to work.
They say that VR causes nausea, but I didn't experience such a problem in 1 hour of use.
To work properly, it needs at least another €100 for a better head strap with a battery or power bank, magnetic lenses for those who wear glasses, and a grip so that we don't have to search for the controllers.
There are reports on the internet that it should not be charged with more than 2A of power because the type c port gets burned, so it needs a power supply or power bank of about 18W (9V 2A, 5V 2A).

First contact with VR in general and I can say it's really something else!!!!
Of course, I didn't buy it from Greece but from a website that starts with A and it cost me almost 200 euros cheaper compared to here, including the link cable, shipping, etc.
For me, it's worth every euro!