We list all the pros and cons

Virtual reality is increasingly popping up in the tech world conversation these days. While much of the attention is focused on the fancy VR gaming scene or VR experiences, there is actually a good case to be made for VR as a productivity tool. The best example of this is a VR desktop application.

We set out to answer the question, “Can you really work with a VR desktop?” using two popular apps. The short answer is yes, but there are some serious trade-offs.

Before we go any further, let's first clarify what exactly a "VR desktop" is. Essentially, it's a virtual environment that provides a projection of your own computer's screen.