I have three Apple Silicon laptops in my office - a 16" M1 Max Macbook Pro, a 14" M2 Pro Macbook Pro, and a M2 Macbook Air. I have been playing with using them with the Vision Pro's display mirroring / virtual screen functionality (or whatever it's called).
The two MacBook Pros have excellent performance when using the Vision Pro - essentially no latency and almost as usable as a normal monitor or the built-in display.
However, the Macbook Air has noticeable lag, even when just moving the mouse cursor, but particularly when moving windows around and full-screen animations (like Mission Control).
I've seen people reporting different results with the Mac virtual display. I wonder if hardware differences in the CPUs are responsible for these differences?
The two MacBook Pros have excellent performance when using the Vision Pro - essentially no latency and almost as usable as a normal monitor or the built-in display.
However, the Macbook Air has noticeable lag, even when just moving the mouse cursor, but particularly when moving windows around and full-screen animations (like Mission Control).
I've seen people reporting different results with the Mac virtual display. I wonder if hardware differences in the CPUs are responsible for these differences?
