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the whole point of what makes it fun is the immersive, intuitive and fun VR experience anyway, that cant be translated to a flat screen.
you best bet is to keep an eye out for a good deal on a used or refurbished WMR set, they seen to be getting more scarce, but they have been available as little as $130 recertified from the manufacturer.
otherwise PSVR is an option if you have a PS4.
or you could find a local VR arcade which is likely to have it.
Playing Beat Saber does not require a high-end computer, and WMR headsets are pretty cheap, even cheaper if you find a used one or something. Some people reported to play Beat Saber on GTX 700 series (of course, with reduced resolution, but for a game like Beat Saber, it does not really matter).
They never did. Just like the DLC never cost more than the base game, but that doesn't stop people from claiming both of those equally wrong things. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯