Imho the bravo will be a little harder to use in VR, at least the switches and the AP buttons as they are “behind” the levers.
Others, like the CH throttle quadrant I use, have them below were they are much easier to find while blinded by the headset. I glued some small tape strips to the both middle ones so I can touch and feel wich button it is.
Have all my flaps, gear switch, altitude selector and so on there.
Probaly a similiar method will work on the bravo too.
An throttle quadrant is anyway an very useful addition in VR. The so called “immersion” is much deeper with your hands on it. I wont miss it.