I think if the price comes down there will be a low double-digit percentage of people who have a Vision Pro and no television. This would not be too surprising

I think if the price comes down there will be a low double-digit percentage of people who have a Vision Pro and no television. This would not be too surprising based on the portion of people who do not own a TV today, watching media on laptop, tablet or desktop computers or on their phone. I suspect there will be a larger portion of people who have both a Vision Pro and a television, and use the Vision Pro for some portion of their viewing. The "replaces TV" is likely a mental connection between the cost of a higher end TV and the cost of a higher end AR headset being in a similar range where media consumption is a major feature of both. One could maybe justify the price of a 85" OLED or justify the price of a Vision Pro, but not both.