After the release of the first generation Apple Vision Pro, devices began to be returned for refunds due to operational issues.

After the launch of Apple Vision Pro earlier this month A group of buyers is beginning to return their products and receive a refund according to Apple's 14-day standard, with reports of various reasons for requesting refunds. with many X users sharing Problems they encountered while using this equipment

User Farzad Mesbahi addressed some typing-related issues. Without a mouse and keyboard, it would be difficult to get the most out of your Vision Pro. The front-facing camera's video display features, with pass-through video streaming within the lens inside the headset, are a bit rough. even in brightly lit environments And comfort in long-term use for one or two hours is no problem. But a couple of hours passed. It becomes a problem due to its size and weight.

Another early adopter, Adam Preiser, said the headset gave him headaches and dizziness during use. This may be caused by his eyesight since childhood. This results in him being able to use only one eye at a time. And sensory overload seems to make the headset less fun to use.

And one user claims the headset caused a blood vessel to burst in one of his eyes. Other users reported redness in one of their eyes after using the wearable. Although Problems with eyesight and VR headsets are not new.

However, this information is the opinion of some users regarding the use of Apple Vision Pro, which is not the entire opinion. This is still the first generation and will continue to be developed to fix bugs with the next generation, just like the iPad has evolved, but it may take as many as four fixes before it feels right. that it is complete