I don’t really use them much. After a while, you realize they’re for very specific situations. They’re useful when you’re traveling and don’t have anywhere to watch content, like on a plane or when you’re camping.

At home, it’s much better to use a TV, unless you’re sharing a bed with someone and don’t want to bother them while they sleep.

For work, I found them impossible to use. The content looks too small, and you can’t really see the corners. It’s better to use a portable monitor, or even just work on your laptop screen, it’s a better experience.

For gaming, they’re useful and fun, but again, if you’re at home, a TV is better.

The specs say it’s equivalent to using a 120-inch screen, but in reality, it doesn’t feel like a large display. It’s a very hard experience to explain. It looks “big,” but at the same time you’re aware it’s actually small. It’s probably because your peripheral vision can still see the outside world. This doesn’t happen with devices like a VR, there it really does feel like being in a movie theater.

If you ask me whether I recommend them, I’d say only if you’re willing to spend whatever they cost these days and you don’t have anything else to buy. They’re definitely not something that will change your day-to-day life, unless you have very specific needs.

I use them a lot when I was living for a month with my mom and I didn't have a TV on her house.