“I returned my Apple Vision Pro. Here’s why,” stories have flooded the internet with tragic tales of regret and sore faces.
Thousands of people lined up outside Apple Stores on Feb. 2 to see the Vision Pro’s stunning debut, but dissatisfied customers are returning their headsets this week. Why? Apple’s 14-day return period expires on Feb. 16 for day one Vision Pro users. It looks like these bros kept their receipts, from Apple, and are making sure everyone on X understands their plight.
“I am returning my Vision Pro,” wrote one X user, followed by a 775-word essay on why they’re giving up Apple’s first headset.
“What a bummer of a day. Can’t believe it, but I’ve returned the Vision Pro,” said a tweet from a user back at the Apple Store.
“Goodbye, Vision Pro,” said yet another X user, with a sad picture of their headset back in its original box. “The era of spatial computing is very much not here yet.”
Google trends show that searches for “Return Apple Vision” have erupted in the last week, as many initial owners are hoping to get their $3,500 back.
