Consumers who paid $3,500 for the Apple Vision Pro headset returned it due to migraines, motion sickness, and eye strain.
Despite the belief of certain admirers that the Vision Pro would revolutionize the computer industry, some dissatisfied buyers returned their products to the Apple Store.
The New York Post reported that over 200,000 pairs of the new glasses were ordered during the pre-order period, before they were officially released on February.
Several people have brought the device back with them after experiencing severe headaches.
A Reddit user posted on Monday that they had returned their items, which they did on the same day.
Wearing them for more than 10 minutes is not an option I consider comfortable.
The task of persevering is akin to enduring torture.
I’m unsure how these streamers can keep playing for hours.
In just 10 minutes, I felt like I was going to die.
Unluckily, someone mentioned that they suffer from intense headaches whenever they wear it for more than 30-45 minutes.
My love for AVP is all-consuming despite its unpleasantness.
It seems like I could easily get used to it if I continued to use it, but taking the risk after 14 days is too expensive.
My return will be made today by me.
Some individuals find the eye strain of Apple Vision Pro to be unbearable.
Nevertheless, another customer reported that the device caused vomiting with movement and advised anyone who may suffer from this condition to avoid using the Vision Pro.
According to the statement, I had a bad experience when I tried my friend’s Vision Pro.
I experienced mild to severe motion sickness and used my friend’s headphones for a duration of less than 5 minutes before feeling nauseated.
Actually, I was searching for something on YouTube and started getting sick. What could have been wrong?
