I certainly don't want to encourage buying a Facebook product, but just buy it and return it if you don't like it?
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It might depend where you are. If you want to try that specific headset, you could ask on vr Facebook pages etc. I recall VR meet ups used to have headsets being used for demos.
Otherwise, there are sometimes vr arcades where you can pay to use a headset. You can call them and ask which ones they have
A few years back people who had HTC Vives and whatever else seemed pretty keen to let people have a go. Sharing interests and all that. Maybe you can ask around in your local area somehow?
Worth a try I guess, cheers
Some libraries have headsets you can loan, which can be a great option.
Like another commenter said, VR arcades are pretty widespread and affordable. In my area, though, most of them use HTC Vive or Valve Index. I don't think I've ever seen Meta headsets anywhere.