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Can't imagine how strong your neck must be. For me, the weight alone is a deal breaker.
by elisbce 4mo ago
Can't imagine how strong your neck must be. For me, the weight alone is a deal breaker.
- zerr 4mo agoWhy not have a battery externally, attached with a long cable?
- fh973 4mo agoBalance presumably.
- amelius 4mo agoIf __they__ can do it: https://www.istockphoto.com/nl/foto/indian-little-girls-carrying-on-their-heads-water-from-well-gm539820798-96270139 https://www.istockphoto.com/nl/foto/indian-little-girls-carr...
- applfanboysbgon 4mo agoIt's not a matter of "can" you do it, it's a matter of needing to do it. Do you make a habit of carrying a gallon of water on your head? You probably don't need to. I don't need to either. I certainly don't need to spend $3500 for the privilege of carrying a gallon of water on my head. Doing so is not necessary or beneficial to my life in any way. I could do it if my life depended on it, but it doesn't.
- wlonkly 4mo agoIf the Vision Pro was balanced on top of the head, it would definitely be easier to sustain for a longer period of time, but the weight is attached to the front. That means you're holding it up with your neck muscles instead of straight down your spine.
- chrizel 4mo agoThe Vision Pro battery is already external, isn't it? But the device is heavy anyway, I think because of the used materials like glass.
- amelius 4mo agoMaybe they should add a helium balloon. Like this guy did with his bag: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fvfvUzy64sw https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fvfvUzy64sw Not sure how convenient it is when working in an airplane, though. Maybe airplanes could be fitted with elastic straps that pull your VR device up?