VR headsets are not hats, and they're not glasses. The Vision Pro is just under 1.5 pounds, but suspended to your face, it feels a lot heavier — and progressively so with each minute. (This was true for other headsets as well.)
At first, I was optimistic that it would lessen the desk hunch posture and allow me to sit upright. But over time, I began to be concerned about drooping cheeks — something people pay a lot of money to reverse.
Luckily, as someone who doesn't like to use technology more than needed, 15-20 minutes at a time has been and will continue to be plenty for me with VR.
And if I need to, I can always lie down to let gravity do some of the work.
As for the price: Starting at $3,500 before tax, it's not for everyone.
