And won't be for long long time. Which I believe is one of the key points to understand. Ofc, we have nice fiction with fully immersive VR. But in general we are far away from it. And on other hand tools we have to interact in VR are quite lacking compared to usual ones. Not to say there isn't some specific very nice use cases. But in general VR-controls are likely always be a compromise or purpose build one.

For example for most work at least in office, keyboard is pretty damm useful thing. And I don't think there is any good solution to replace it.