Bloomberg: Apple Vision Pro was too heavy
Apple’s augmented reality glasses turned out to be too heavy, but the company plans to solve this problem. It is reported by Bloomberg.
According to agency reviewer Mark Gurman, many users who received early access to the headset noted its size and noticeable weight. The author noted that the device is hard to wear for two hours, which is designed for the autonomy of the gadget. Gurman said that Apple has found a solution for this problem.
The material says that the large weight of the Vision Pro, which many call the main drawback of the device, will compensate for the special strap. The accessory will be worn over the head. At the same time, in almost all advertising materials, Apple showed glasses without this strap.
Mark Gurman found out that the accessory will be sold separately, but its cost is not disclosed. The American company will release several versions of the strap for sale, which can be tried on in the showrooms of Apple Stores.
The author also noted that some users complained of dizziness and nausea after using Vision Pro. However, similar symptoms also occurred when using virtual and augmented reality headsets from other brands.
In early June, Nilay Patel, editor-in-chief of The Verge, published the first review of Vision Pro. According to Patel, he liked the quality of the device, but he did not fully understand who could use the Apple device for $ 3,499.
Source: Lenta
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