Apple Employees: Vision Pro Not Suitable for Daily Use

Apple Vision Pro officially went on sale about 10 days ago. The news was that Vision Pro had exceeded 200 thousand sales during the pre-order period. Of course, it is a pleasing development for Apple to reach such high sales volumes of a product that is only available for sale in the USA, but as the number of users increases, Vision Pro‘s “defects” also began to come to light.

Complaints of Vision Pro users are generally being too heavy and as a result, it causes sweating, neck pain and leaves marks where Vision Pro touches; It does not allow long-term use, there are few applications developed specifically for Vision Pro, and of course, errors in the software. In other words, Vision Pro has both hardware and software flaws.

Apple Vision Pro will be suitable for daily use in the 4th generation

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman addressed exactly these flaws of the Vision Pro in this week’s Power On newsletter. Saying that Vision Pro could be an “iPad killer”, Gurman said that for this to happen, Vision Pro to your ideal form He states that this should be achieved only in the 4th generation Vision Pro.

We have told you many times before that Mark Gurman has reliable sources close to Apple. According to the same sources, some people from Apple’s team working on the mixed reality headset said that Vision Pro There is still a lot to do before it can be considered an advanced product suitable for daily use. he thinks. Looking at the iPhone and iPad, Gurman predicts that Vision Pro will reach its ideal form only in the 4th generation.

“Vision Pro is actually a prototype”

The biggest problem with the Vision Pro right now is that it’s too big and heavy. If we imagine a future where we will wear the Vision Pro for hours at home or in the office, it is of great importance to have a device that we can wear without pain. Therefore, Apple’s new generation Vision Pro The largest R&D studies are on design We can predict that it will happen.

Mark Gurman: In order for Vision Pro to replace the iPad, it will need major hardware improvements, its software will need to be updated, Making agreements with application developers and content creators while expressing that “Until then, the Vision Pro is essentially a prototype; you just have to pay Apple for the privilege of testing it.” said.

You can watch our video in which we try Apple Vision Pro right below.