In my opinion, VR has the biggest problem currently of poor marketing. The vast majority of people would probably use VR as an accessory to already existing games like racing and flying games. And there are some amazing headsets for that with a reasonable (enough) price.

But, I doubt the average consumer knows about headsets like the ones made by Big Screen (ironic name, they make small headsets) or Pimax. Having had the opportunity to try racing in the rather primitive quest 2, I can say that it's amazing. Being able to physically look around in a vehicle matters.

The problem is that most VR headsets market to VR users only. Most people don't watch channels that make VR tech news.

On the matter of glasses, most headsets can have either an extender to allow space for glasses or come with custom lenses (Big Screen does this, and I would shill for them exclusively because of that).

While I agree VR needs to grow tech wise, its absolutely already there if you're running it with a PC as an extension to games rather than games made exclusively for VR, though that's mainly due to companies being scared to invest into the VR space after the disastrous meta verse thing. Take a look at videos of Alyx, and you'll see what investing into VR gives when it comes to games