Apple seeks feedback from users on Vision Pro

Since the launch of Vision Pro, Apple has been collecting feedback from users, but this week the company has started sending out surveys. We have received several reports from Vision Pro users who have been asked to share their thoughts on the device.

• Overall, how satisfied are you with Vision Pro?
• What is your favorite feature or aspect of Apple Vision Pro so far?
• How often do you use Apple Vision Pro?
• How long do you typically wear Apple Vision Pro before deciding to take it off?
• Who else uses your Vision Pro?
• Were you aware before participating in the survey that you could allow others to use your Apple Vision Pro through guest user functionality?
• What activities do you frequently engage in on Vision Pro? (Answer includes a long list of options)
• What type of video content would you most like to watch on Apple Vision Pro?
• How long do you immerse yourself in an environment when using Apple Vision Pro?
• How often do you multitask when using applications on Apple Vision Pro?
• Have you set up "Roles" used in FaceTime?
• Are you satisfied with the effect of Persona on Apple Vision Pro?
• Where do you use your Apple Vision Pro the most?
• What accessories do you use with your Apple Vision Pro? (including mouse, protective case, AirPods Pro, etc.)
• What is the most commonly used headband for Apple Vision Pro?
• How often do you use Apple Vision Pro when the battery is connected to power?

The current survey is lengthy and in-depth, also involving other devices owned by each respondent.

As the volume of Vision Pro survey reports increases, there are reports indicating a waning interest in this headgear. Last weekend, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman stated that customer curiosity about Vision Pro is diminishing, with a "significant drop" in demand for demonstrations at retail stores. In some places, demonstrations and sales have decreased from "several units a day to only a few units a week."

Users of Vision Pro headsets also report a decline in usage, using them only once or twice a week instead of daily. Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo stated on Tuesday that Apple is reducing the planned shipments of Apple Vision Pro, indicating a "sharp drop in demand in the U.S., beyond expectations."

Kuo believes that Apple needs to address issues such as the lack of key applications, pricing, and comfort without compromising the user experience for Vision Pro to ultimately succeed.