Unsurprisingly. $3,500+ for the first version of Apple's mixed reality distortion headset was only for either the Apple fanatics and techies willing to try it

Unsurprisingly. $3,500+ for the first version of Apple's mixed reality distortion headset was only for either the Apple fanatics and techies willing to try it out with very little users or Vision-specific apps available. Probably made sense for companies to purchase it to build or port their app to the Vision-based products, but for consumers at this time, never made any sense unless you can stomach losing $3K+ on tech that is planned to be obsolete very quickly and is especially the first version of Apple's product line. Would make more sense to jump in once there is a cheaper Apple Vision-based product that is accessible and cheaper than 'Vision Pro'. Probably without the 'Pro'.