This article is an opinion piece. It doesn’t have any substantive claims, even from insiders that this is the case. It’s most credible claim is that people are moving about to new projects which is not irregular in the least.

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bitpush a day ago | parent [-]

It matches my lived experience. None of my friends use AVP. It is gathering dust. Do you have data on the contrary that AVP is growing gangbusters (like say, Macbook Neo?)

	▲	netruk44 a day ago \| parent \| next [-]
		The argument is "there is no significant evidence to support the claim that Apple has given up on the Vision Pro". I don't think anybody is arguing that it's selling amazingly well or is a growing market. And I agree with the argument. It seems a little premature to make this claim now, so close to WWDC. If WWDC comes and goes with no major announcement for the future of visionOS or the Vision Pro, that would be a significant indicator of Apple having given up.
	▲	dagmx a day ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		That’s a bit of an absurd rebuttal. 1. I’m not making the claim it’s selling well. I’m just saying the article puts forth no supporting claim beyond the authors own repetitive opinion. 2. Your lived experience is (no offence intended) meaningless to the discussion unless you somehow live a very related lifestyle. Conversely many of my friends have Vision Pros because they use them professionally. I wouldn’t extrapolate anything from that.