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If I may, I'd rather prefer a translation layer like Wine, but for Android. Thankfully, it's in the works. Soon™.
I do expect that Waydroid's stocks will increase tremendously as Valve's Lepton is based on it.
As for your query, it depends mostly on your sensibilities:
FWIW, I've had better experiences with Waydroid, but your mileage may vary.
What is VB in this context, virtualbox?
Yes
Waydroid is way nicer.
I use an emulator from Android SDK which uses KVM as backend AFAIK. Performance is top notch and it doesn't use too many resources in my opinion