I think if there is a company that could really kick of mainstream VR/AR headset adoption, Apple probably has the best brand to do it.
That being said I have a Quest 2 with a couple years of accumulated dust in a closet, so who knows.
I think if there is a company that could really kick of mainstream VR/AR headset adoption, Apple probably has the best brand to do it.
That being said I have a Quest 2 with a couple years of accumulated dust in a closet, so who knows.
Just like the mediocre included earbuds with iPods were very popular even as a replacement or for other devices even though there were countless much better choices at the same price.
I owned AirPods and not only they are undeserving of the hype but for the price they are extremely mediocre and have a pretty big longevity problem.
People keep buying them because everybody knows how much they cost and how often you have to change them, which makes you part of a de facto well-off group.
The biggest Apple products might be the social engineering around their products but for this to work they need people to not be too aware, so I guess it will stay that way...
I feel like people who believe other people are buying Apple products merely as a status symbol, are projecting their own insecurities and thought processes onto others.