What will happen to all these returned Apple Vision Pros?

[AlastorKatriona]

So you've got nothing. Got it.

Nope. Not what I said. Paying attention + logic + common sense will get you far.

Nothing official, but are you seriously trying to suggest that most people buy something from the store, with the intent to just try it, and return it? Because Apple's own sales numbers would prove you wrong. People are clearly keeping the things they buy from Apple.

"Things" have thus far not included vastly overvalued products, like Vision Pro, that is no where near ready for prime time, nor worth its price tag in its current form or any form. Nor is it even close to as good as its marketing effort portrayed it, which is exceptionally rare for Apple. The buyer's remorse surrounding it has been extreme, the reports of returns have been staggeringly high, and it's really no surprise. It's an overly expensive product that isn't an essential like an iPhone or a Mac. It's a $3,500 iPad, that isn't even as good as promised. It's way, way too expensive of a product for most people to say "oh well gave it a shot" and then put it in a drawer. That's going to continue generating a lot of remorse, and a lot of returns.

 

[powerslave65]

Here is a great idea. If you don't want to keep your AVP, give it to me instead. I can promise you a gift tax write-off.

 

[ninethirty]

Nope. Not what I said. Paying attention + logic + common sense will get you far.

That wasn't a response to you. Paying attention + logic + common sense will get you far.

"Things" have thus far not included vastly overvalued products, like Vision Pro, that is no where near ready for prime time, nor worth its price tag in its current form or any form. Nor is it even close to as good as its marketing effort portrayed it, which is exceptionally rare for Apple. The buyer's remorse surrounding it has been extreme, the reports of returns have been staggeringly high, and it's really no surprise. It's an overly expensive product that isn't an essential like an iPhone or a Mac. It's a $3,500 iPad, that isn't even as good as promised. It's way, way too expensive of a product for most people to say "oh well gave it a shot" and then put it in a drawer. That's going to continue generating a lot of remorse, and a lot of returns.Nope. Not what I said. Paying attention + logic + common sense will get you far.

That was an incredible amount of word vomit to cover up the fact that you have absolutely no proof whatsoever for your claims. Have you even used an Apple Vision Pro?