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The VR office

Three monitors anywhere you sit. Microsoft Mesh, Virtual Desktop, meetings with a room in them.

The VR office
Multi-screenanywhere you sit
1-week pilottry before buying
Meetingswith a room in them

What it means

A headset gives you as many virtual screens as you want, anywhere — a train, a hotel, a small flat. And meetings gain a shared space instead of a grid of faces.

The pitch is simple: your monitors now live in your bag. On a train you open three large screens; in a shared flat you work on a wall-sized display nobody else can see. Meetings change too — a whiteboard everyone stands at beats a grid of webcams for actual collaboration.

Where it's used

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Virtual monitors

Multiple large screens wherever you are, on a device that fits in a bag.

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Immersive meetings

Microsoft Mesh and Horizon Workrooms put your team in one room.

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Deep focus

A distraction-free environment built for concentration.

Why VR works here

  • As many large screens as you want, anywhere
  • Privacy: nobody sees your screens but you
  • Meetings with presence, not webcam grids
  • A one-week pilot answers 'is this for me?'

How it goes in practice

1

Rent a Quest 3

The comfortable option for text and long sessions.

2

Connect your computer

Virtual Desktop or Immersed mirrors your Mac or PC wirelessly.

3

Work a real week

Commute, café, home office — then decide with evidence.

Remote workers · consultants · developers · small teams · frequent travellers

Apps & tools you'd use

Virtual Desktop · Immersed · Microsoft Mesh · Horizon Workrooms

All installed before your headset ships — and we can add your own on request.

How VRENT helps

We rent every headset this needs — Meta Quest 3, Quest 3S and Quest 2 — pre-installed with the right apps, delivered and set up anywhere in Switzerland. Most people start with a one-week pilot before committing to anything.

Questions

Can it replace my monitors?

For focused work and travel, many people find it does — you get several large virtual screens on a device that fits in a bag.

Is it good for meetings?

Yes — Microsoft Mesh and Horizon Workrooms put a distributed team in one room, not a grid of faces.