"Apple Vision Pro: Comfort, Weight, and App Development Concerns Unveiled"

Early testers of Apple's Vision Pro VR headset have reported comfort issues, with some users finding it uncomfortable to wear for long periods. The headset, which offers innovative features such as hand-tracking controls and Apple's powerful M2 processor, is said to feel heavy after a couple of hours of use. Testers have also experienced motion sickness, although to a lesser degree than with other headsets. The external battery, intended to reduce the weight of the headset, may be contributing to the discomfort. Additionally, the lack of an overhead strap, which could help with weight distribution, is a concern. Apple may sell the strap as an add-on accessory, potentially adding to the already high price of the headset. It remains to be seen how Apple will address these comfort issues in future iterations of the headset.
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