Maybe my confusion was you wrote VR/AR instead of just AR. Though even then, while visually the Vision Pro does better then the Quest 3 at AR, the interactions

Maybe my confusion was you wrote VR/AR instead of just AR. Though even then, while visually the Vision Pro does better then the Quest 3 at AR, the interactions leave a lot to be desired. AR (and VR) make me want to reach out and touch things. But when I tried, instead of letting me interact by touching it required me to "stare and hold eyes perfectly still and then tap fingers somewhere not on the thing I actually wanted to interact with" Like if an app window is close enough to touch then I just want to touch it like a giant floating touch screen. Not "stare and tap pants".