I just wish I could really have been in the room when the facial interface was discussed. So much of the discussion of the AVP has been dominated by folks talki

I just wish I could really have been in the room when the facial interface was discussed. So much of the discussion of the AVP has been dominated by folks talking about the lightseals, and I wonder the impact that has had on the return percentage. I have virtually every other consumer VR headset, and the reality is comfort is largely a solved problem. But I'm sure someone, in some meeting at Apple, there was a tradeoff made between comfort of the device and its aesthetic, and I think with this they REALLY missed the mark. They also trained their retail team NOT AT ALL about how to deal with this, as they seem just as confused about the different seals as the customers are. But for a technologist, it is definitely an amazing piece of tech, and having used all of them the thing that sticks out the most is how unremarkable it is in terms of features (it does, quite literally, just do things I have seen in the other ones), but with a level of polish and fit that truly is transformative, much in the same way of other products that Apple has put out.