I’m not a hard person to sell on #VR. I owned an Oculus Rift and had a room-scale base station setup before it was cool (it was never cool), I own an Oculus Quest, and I have as many hours in Skyrim VR as regular Skyrim. Despite all this, the #HTCVive Flow still required quite a bit of selling on my part, and I’m still not wholly sure who it’s for nor why. #HTC, for its part, did its best to convince me of various use cases ranging from mediation and wellness to use in care homes and hospices, as well as helping relieve some of the loneliness and stress caused by COVID. Admirable aspirations in principle, but the $499 price was the sticking point for me, as I suspect it’ll be for most people who compare its sparse hardware to the $299 #Oculus Quest 2, which is capable of doing much more in terms of multimedia and gaming. More at the link in bio.