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I got one recently and I'm enjoying it... But as usual none of it was as straightforward as I hoped.
If you get a quest 2, bare in mind you'll probably want to get a good faceplate for it too. The default one is mad uncomfy unless you have the exact face shape for it and even then... 
Also things like a battery pack, if you intend to use it wirelessly and a good router setup to use virtual desktop if you want pcvr.
Or, you can get an appropriate cable, but then you'll have to set up a proper pulley system (they're relatively cheap) to keep the wire out of the way.
There are some great games. Half Life Alyx is probably the best single player VR I've seen so far. It's well polished, full story, great design and gameplay but makes most other titles look like cheap, janky shit. The games are also generally way overprice for what they are. That said there's some great multiplayer stuff out there. Pavlov, onward, pokerstarz... All good fun IF you can find good people to play with. Standalone quest MP is literally full of little kids. I can play a whole day of onward and guaranteed that every lobby has at least one squeaky <10 year old in it. They really like to shoot their own teammates. 
PC VR multi is better, but it's still full of absolute fucking retards. There are some good dudes on there though and if you friend up with them you can have a lot of fun.

TL:DR if the cost isn't going to ruin you, there's some great VR stuff out now and coming out soon but the tech is moving fast so if it's not something you really want to get into now, you might as well just leave it for a couple of years.