I also love Virtual Desktop because it allows me to watch Netflix or Twitch in what feels like my own personal IMAX Theatre

: during use the headset is a mostly seamless experience, with a few points decucted for controller tracking issues caused by design and sometimes battery voltage drops, and comfort is top notch without sacrificing headset compatibility, providing the most portable desktop VR experience of the lot yet not losing out on too much, even managing to pack on a few things the other headsets don't offer, such as the Splinter Cell style flip-up visor and increased resolution.

i have a gtx 950m laptop (desktop 770 equalivant) can run basic games, the virtual desktop is totally worth it on its own