For what use cases though? Interacting with websites, most apps and content consumption? Hand tracking beats a controller.
Controllers have their strength for games but most things that people do with their computers are better with hand tracking.
Controllers have their strength for games but most things that people do with their computers are better with hand tracking.
I can only imagine this is an extreme minority view, as hand tracking is next to useless for these tasks, outside of tech demos.
Ofc Vision Pro users are extreme minorities so you are not wrong. But I highly encourage you to try out Vision Pro if you haven't.
Hand tracking is not a feasible input method for routine computing.
What exactly are you missing that a controller gives you for those tasks?