Apple has published a number of documents outlining the use and installation of Vision Pro, where it can work with the screen.
Thus, users experiencing visual discomfort (blurred vision, double vision, dry/wet eyes, sensitivity to light and eye pressure) should stop using Vision Pro and wait for symptoms to subside.
To minimize visual discomfort, Apple recommends adjusting the fit of your helmet to balance pressure across your nose and cheeks. Vision Pro should be used for short periods of time to begin with. It is necessary to take breaks from work for 20-30 minutes.
It is necessary to keep your head in an upright position, and not tilted to one side or another. You should also sit upright when watching 3D movies or home videos.
A small number of people may experience learning issues when using Vision Pro. Symptoms: dizziness, nausea, decreased attention, upset stomach, increased salivation, headache, fatigue and sweating. Apple says symptoms can occur within 30 minutes.
Those affected by motion sickness should stop using the headset and should not use it on an airplane. The solution is simple: reduce the time gaps in the helmet.
Users should also reduce their speed and speed. Apple also recommends reducing visual motion by sizing windows, reducing immersion, and turning on the motion setting in the Accessibility section.
Finally, a safety tip. It is necessary to store the helmet battery in a well-ventilated place so that it does not heat up.
Source: Iphones RU
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