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VR/AR headsets have been around for a while now, and while they serve their niche well, they haven't seen mass adoption. But Apple's entry into the market is much more encompassing...and it creeps me out.

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Tim Johnsen

The dev story is pretty compelling. I’ve been opposed to AR/VR, but the fact that it runs *all* iOS and iPadOS apps may sway people to buy it.

Alan Grassia

I had been holding out for Apple to release an AR/VR product. The price is definitely giving me pause about buying one. The thing to keep in mind here is that Apple Vision pricing *starts* at $3499. That leads me to believe that there will be the usual good/better/best options for things like storage and RAM options just like iPhone. Colin mentioned the extra cost for the glasses inserts. What would be the cost for other accessories like a spare batter pack (not sure if that will be an option) or an extra strap that goes over the top of you head? I also feel that the conversation about Internet or social media addition should be a real concern. I’m not a heavy social media user, but I see the point Colin is making strapping on a device to your face asks being always connected. Anyone else feeling FOMO if they don’t order one?