Yep. The lack of a video input killed the thing for me, and, I suspect, thousands of other people. All it needed was a USB-C jack for power and video over DisplayPort.

This could have been a great device for gamers, 3-D modelers, drone pilots, cinematographers... but Apple's fear of I/O ruined it.

▲

musictubes 18 hours ago | parent [-]

The problem is if the power cable comes out the machine cuts off and you are in complete darkness. Having a locking cable makes a lot of sense.

	▲	wolvoleo 10 hours ago \| parent [-]
		The input port could have been on the puck though. And it can switch to showing the surrounding environment when input is lost.