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It's too heavy for prolonged use so although the work features are very interesting this seems to kill it as a replacement for a multi monitor setup.
by sschueller 3y ago
It's too heavy for prolonged use so although the work features are very interesting this seems to kill it as a replacement for a multi monitor setup.
- joshstrange 3y agoEhh, you can get used to almost anything. People complained about the weight of the AirPods Max but there are plenty of people who use them all the time/all day. I think any discomfort with be temporarily and worth "powering through", or at least that's my hope. I'm probably going to be wearing my 8hrs a day as soon as I get it and if it doesn't work or if the productivity isn't worth it (and/or the consumption isn't breathtaking) I'll consider returning it for sure.
- chaostheory 3y agoIMO you need to try it first. Headsets are too personal for a “one to rule them all” model. The Quest Pro is one of the most comfortable headsets that I’ve ever used and it weighs 100g more than the Apple Vision Pro
- PaulHoule 3y agoIt's not the weight, it's the balance. The MQ3 plus the elite strap weighs more than the AVP by quite a bit and I did some 5+ hours days playing Asgard's Wrath 2 over the Christmas break easily though I did take breaks to recharge myself and the headset.
- chaostheory 3y agoMy Quest 2 and 3 were also both balanced with a battery in the back. Neither of them felt as great as the Pro. I feel that the main difference is the halo form factor instead of ski goggles hugging your face tight. Of course, this preference isn’t universal since some people hate the halo style. I feel that like with meta headsets, Vision Pro’s comfort problem will be sold by 3rd party straps