I’ll stick to my original prediction that a second generation in any form won’t see the light of day.
Only way this thing sells is if it drops to £500 same as most VR headsets currently available.
It’s a basic VR headset they’re trying to ham up as something special.
Basic VR headsets can not do what the Vision Pro can do which makes it something special according to your own definition. You might not think that it differentiates itself enough to be worth the extra money and that would be a perfectly valid criticism in terms of functionality versus cost but pretending it is just a slightly different take on the Meta Quest v2 or v3 is simply not the case.