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Thanks for your response, it was really helpful. So it seems like when your desk is convenient/available, the AVP is not your preference. I'm hopeful that it wi

Thanks for your response, it was really helpful. So it seems like when your desk is convenient/available, the AVP is not your preference. I'm hopeful that it will reach a point where it becomes preferable, even with your desk setup right there. I know that I'm mostly approaching this from a perspective somewhat outside the realm the AVP operates in directly, as I'm intrigued by its potential to replace monitors and provide unlimited screen real estate. While I don't always require a vast amount of screen space, there are days when I feel like having 6+ monitors would be incredibly beneficial. I'll be closely monitoring these products with that perspective in mind.

dagmx 3y ago
I guess the question is a bit difficult to answer. It’s not my preference compared to my main desk setup currently because I already have my desk setup how I want with multiple high end monitors. I don’t really need more real estate because I like to reduce head motion. So in that sense, at my desk, I have no benefit to using it for my regular work. But the more interesting question could be: would I have bought the monitors if I had the Vision Pro first? Maybe not. The single display mirroring is fine for my work. Most of the rest of my real estate goes to apps that have native versions , and universal control/clipboard works well enough for me.