Agreed. I get that these would probably be great for me at work, but I have a 5-year-old who has limited screen time. There’s no way I would use this at home in

Agreed. I get that these would probably be great for me at work, but I have a 5-year-old who has limited screen time. There’s no way I would use this at home in front of the kid. They would just want to use it and if they did use it, I could see them getting hopelessly addicted. I see uses in industry for this (AR for fixing complex machines, VR for editing 3D data), but hope these never catch on for day-to-day use. I just can’t get over how isolating and sad these things look when demoed. I think part of Apple feels this way too. It’s interesting that all of the Apple promos for this that I’ve seen show a person by themself using this. In the past I recall seeing Meta and others showing more than one person in the same room using VR devices and it always looked horrifying to me.