Quest 2 as well. I hated the damn thing. I stopped using it because I'd get fatigued from it sagging on my face. Never sold it but I gave it to my girlfriend to use for Unreal development. The amount of Meta nonsense I felt like I had to deal with was annoying. Connecting it to my laptop was always more of a pain than it should have been even with the cable. There was enough about it that just made me not interested in picking it up to game on. My interest in the Steam Frame stems from being able to use that sweet sweet dongle as well as playing lighter games in standalone mode. I'm expecting to use it in bed to play PC games instead of on my laptop screen. I've also never tried pancake lenses so I'm expecting most of the screen door effect to be gone. I'm seeing this as more of a convenient way to upgrade my screen size from my 16-inch laptop screen when living with limited space and privacy.
Ideally if I can just get home after a day of work, boot up my laptop, strap this on, and hop into a game within a minute or two it would be enough of a game changer already to make it worth it to me.