First headaches now BLACK EYES? Apple’s super expensive new gadget hit by more complaints from early users | Z5JTL55 | 2024-04-13 00:08:01

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First headaches now BLACK EYES? Apple's super expensive new gadget hit by more complaints from early users | Z5JTL55 | 2024-04-13 00:08:01

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APPLE'S digital reality goggles have reportedly given a lady two "superdark" black eyes after sporting the headset for the first time.

The Apple Vision Pro was released within the US on February 2 costing an eye-watering $3,499 (£2,749).

First headaches now BLACK EYES? Apple's super expensive new gadget hit by more complaints from early users
First headaches now BLACK EYES? Apple's super expensive new gadget hit by more complaints from early users
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In February, The Sun reported that people were returning the pricey gadget due to headaches and movement illness.

Now a lady has claimed that she was left with bruising around the eyes after an hour session with the Apple Vision Pro.

"I wasn't in a position to use it very much the first few weeks as a result of the fit was just off," Emily Olman, chief media officer at Hopscotch Interactive, informed MarketWatch.

She says the gadget "clearly [placed] too much weight on my cheeks," which she believes was the reason for the "superdark black eyes."

Olman isn't the only one talking concerning the physical trade-offs that come with enjoying around with the Vision Professional.

Ian Beacraft, CEO of consulting agency Signal and Cipher, informed MarketWatch he felt soreness at the base of his skull and in his upper again after a two-hour session.

One widespread theme with the Apple Vision Pro complaints is that individuals are not agreeing with the match.

They are saying the product is just too heavy for the face, and can't be used for prolonged interval.

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As pointed out by MacRumors, some users have had luck with modified straps and third-party products.

While others have no issue with the headset and the default band options.

Apple recommends taking a break from the headset every 20 to 30 minutes whereas clients are first studying methods to use the gadget.

The company also advises customers to cease using the headset when feeling unwell.

In case you are experiencing eye pressure, headache, or pain, Apple does not advocate continuing to make use of the system.

The Sun has contacted Apple for remark.

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