>>349119784
>I didn't mean to sound like an asshole
WELL FUCK YOU!

Also, VR is (even though it is much more known nowadays) still very niche. This means that you can't really speculate exactly when new shit is coming out, as you can do with consoles, GPUs, smartphones etc.

It all comes down to preference:
Are you in a position RIGHT NOW to afford propper VR? Are you interested enough in buying into VR (and the eco-system of some headsets)? And so on.
Even if a new iteration of a headset comes out (for example a Index 2 [spoiler]hahahahaha[/spoiler]) the "older" headset will still work and is still functional. It is also pretty reasonable to assume that during the next 2-3 years there will only be "sidegrades" as >>349119958
mentioned.
Meaning that some headsets might be better in one thing, but worse in another.

Last but not least, with VR you could potentially always "wait" for newer stuff, but you will miss out on the games, the experience and so on.