![]() ![]() The Vision Pro has features we haven’t really seen before in VR headsets – especially not all packaged together. By limiting production there’s a much lower risk that it’ll wind up with warehouses full of a gadget no one wants to buy.Īlso, Apple’s Vision Pro isn’t like other VR headsets – and this isn’t simply because of the ethereal ‘Apple difference’ that makes its tech so attractive fans. ![]() Apple is flying blind to some extent – this is its first foray into XR tech (a catchall term for virtual, augmented, and mixed reality), and it doesn’t yet know how things will pan out. So how is Meta able to produce millions of VR headsets a year while Apple is reportedly struggling to make a fraction of that? We don’t know for certain, but there are a couple of possible and reported reasons for the Vision Pro’s rumored production problems.įor one, Meta has been in the VR game for a while now, and as a result it has well-established production pipelines, and it also has a better grasp of how popular its gadgets will be thanks to sales data that goes back to 2016, when the original Oculus Rift launched. Apple’s VR headset may struggle take the VR crown from Meta (Image credit: Apple) ![]()
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