I don't understand why this device wasn't made to plug directly into an existing apple device (i.e phone/pad/laptop) or wirelessly with a pro version in the same way that carplay works. Call it "visionplay" (and then it can work with other VR systems??). Then every single app I already have works with it, including the apple arcade. From there arcade apps could be made specifically for the vision pro. On top of that, you could sell battery backups for the iPhone or other devices to extend the length of the device. Potentially require a "pro" device to use it, which increases pro sales and makes it require an existing apple product to use. Sell the thing for $1k, even $1.5k and it's instantly better than the meta products. Get rid of the stupid face stuff on the front and all the heavy glass and go for a retro old school mac plastic look (those lovely old clear colored macs as a reference). Make it as lightweight as possible and as thin as possible. I would have bought it day one without even thinking about my budget.
As it stands, it's overpriced, overweight, and has absolutely no product within that I care about that I can't do the same or better with my quest 2 or a freaking tv.
But then again, Apple has no idea how overpriced their products are these days and have zero understanding of the consumer market. Everything needs to be as expensive as possible rather than trying to make something usable and accessible to all and letting the cash flow in from that.