The Apple Vision Pro sounds like a technical marvel, packing in a number of cameras, sensors and other sophisticated electronics to deliver a premium mixed reality headset. And from the feedback of people who've experienced Apple Vision Pro hands-on time, including my colleague Mark Spoonauer, it's a pretty incredible device to use — at least in demo form.
Yet, despite all that, Apple doesn't seem to have addressed the biggest problem with mixed-reality headsets (or spatial computing devices, as Apple prefers to call its Vision Pro). You strap one of these things on your head, whether it's just for a few minutes or for the entirety of the battery's meager 2-hour run time, and you end up looking pretty goofy.
