Good point.

Given the VP price, it’s clear that it’s aimed at high-end “fancy toy” buyers; not mainstream users.

I have not used one, but everyone I know, that did test one (and I don’t know anyone that actually brought one), has that “Moses coming off Mount Sinai” look [0]. It’s clear that Apple has done a great job of implementing an AR platform, but the price is far too high to fairly compare to the iPhone I, which was pricey, but not inaccessibly so.

If they are effective in reducing the cost, and improving the comfort, we may see some real success.

[0] https://www.ocregister.com/wp-content/uploads/migration/kzw/...