The recent launch of the Apple Vision Pro, the company’s mixed reality (MR) headset, has created high expectations among consumers, especially after Apple CEO Tim Cook described it as “the most popular consumer electronics device ever created.”
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However, following its launch in the United States on the first Friday of February this year at a starting price of $3,499, many users opted to return the device within the 14 calendar days Apple offers. issues that significantly diminish your experience.
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The most notable complaints include those related to: eye problems such as headaches, dizziness and even eye leakage, User experiences after using the viewer.
Content creator Adam Preiser, who suffers from strabismus, talked about the sensory overload that prevents him from concentrating while using Vision Pro, an experience he shared on his X profile.
Similarly, ‘The Verge’ consultant and product manager Parker Ortolani also called out the device. “uncomfortable” and causes visual fatigue.
Other users like influencer Rjey reported: headaches While I’ve had previous experience encountering such discomfort with other virtual reality headsets, it’s intense after only ten minutes of use.
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Criticisms are not limited to the health problems caused by the device; It has also been pointed out Disadvantages regarding its design and functionality.
Some highlighted the difficulty of carrying the Vision Pro due to its size and the need for its own case, making it difficult to carry it in a purse or backpack. Additionally, the limited number of supported applications has been a source of discontent among consumers.
Discussions about the Vision Pro were further intensified by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s comments via a video on Instagram, comparing the Meta Quest 3 headset with Apple’s, highlighting its advantages in terms of ergonomics and price.
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Source: Exame
