Apple Vision Pro headset, which boasts advanced technology and provides an immersive experience, has received numerous returns from early adopters. Since the 14-day return window coincided with the first wave of purchases, many users have taken to social media to express their reasons for returning the $3,500 device.

In the United States, Apple provides its customers with a 14-day window to return their purchased products if they fail to meet their expectations. However, the product should be returned in its original condition along with all of its accessories, parts, and packaging.

The text describes concerns related to the use of Apple Vision Pro, a headset. The key issues include discomfort due to the weight and design of the headset, which has reportedly caused headaches and motion sickness among some users. The report cited an instance where a user had to return the headset due to severe discomfort and personal adverse reactions. These factors were identified as the primary reasons behind the user’s decision to return the product.

Users also point to the device’s limited utility in productivity and entertainment as a significant drawbacks. Despite the potential for innovative work-and-play experiences, issues with software compatibility, multitasking inefficiencies, and a lack of compelling content have left users questioning the Apple Vision Pro value proposition.

While some early adopters express hope for future iterations of the device, the current sentiment reflects a disconnect between the Apple Vision Pro promise and its practical application in daily life.