For some Apple Vision Pro buyers, the honeymoon is over.
On February 15, according to **, in the past few days, more and more Vision Pro users on social media said that they would return this MR headset,The main reasons for returning include uncomfortable wearing, headaches, and eye strain. Apple allows users to return items within 14 days of purchase.
Comfort is one of the most frequently cited reasons for returns. Some users say that Apple's headset gives them headaches and triggers motion sickness. ** Parker Ortolani, product manager at The Verge, was quoted as saying he believed the use of the device caused a blood vessel in his eye to rupture. Others have reported similar experiences of redness.
Ortolani was ready to return Vision Pro and said:
"Even though it worked as magically as I had hoped, it was too uncomfortable to wear even for short periods of time due to the weight and strap design. I wanted to use it, but I didn't dare to put it on. ”But hardware isn't the only problem. Another common complaint from users is that Vision Pro isn't productive enough compared to **.It was just too expensive and bulky, and I couldn't get used to the constant headaches and eye strain it bringed. ”
An engineer on the social platform Threads pointed out that looking at the Figma screen made them feel dizzy, and that the device was not suitable for their work. Another engineer wrote on the social platform X"The coding experience didn't convince [him] and the focus issues were a headache. ”
A reddit user wrote:
"If I'm not using it to be productive, if I don't like using it for fun, if there aren't enough games to play, there's no reason for me to keep it. ”According to Carter Gibson, Google's senior manager for community management and moderation, it's the details that matter, such as window and file management, that affect productivity.
Gibson said:
"Multitasking between windows is difficult. Vision Pro doesn't support multiple file types at all. ”