Re:Apple Vision Pro Headset to Launch in US Stores by Appoin...
by Dudester230602 on Sunday July 09, 2023 @03:47PM
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They should do the same but for returns:
1) Give explanation to you why you should reconsider
2) Make you fill out a form stating reasons for returning
3) Refund in cash giving you small notes
Re:Apple Vision Pro Headset to Launch in US Stores by Appoin...
by Gigachad on Sunday July 09, 2023 @07:31PM
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I returned the Pro XDR display and the person at the store didn't ask me anything other than for my receipt and opening the box to check the product was there.
Re:Apple Vision Pro Headset to Launch in US Stores by Appoin...
by sleepybrett on Sunday July 09, 2023 @04:28PM
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Also probably because of the prescription lens inserts.
Re:Apple Vision Pro Headset to Launch in US Stores by Appoin...
by pxc on Monday July 10, 2023 @01:17AM
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This problem (not Apple's fault) makes me pessimistic about the practicability of this process for people with high myopia. I've never ever been able to walk out of an optometry appointment with a pair of glasses. Could an Apple Store possibly be better than an eye doctor?
Re:Apple Vision Pro Headset to Launch in US Stores by Appoin...
by alexdunmow on Monday July 10, 2023 @03:05AM
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I only have normal subpar vision but I too have never been able to walk out of an optometry appointment with a pair of glasses. That's a thing? Optometrists keep prescription lens stock on hand?
Re:Apple Vision Pro Headset to Launch in US Stores by Appoin...
by staticman2 on Monday July 10, 2023 @08:06AM
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There's a store chain called Lenscrafters that has a gimmick where, depending on your prescription, you can get glassess in one hour at some stores. So if you have an appointment for an eye exam at the store it can be done. I've never shopped there so can't say what it's like in practice.
The reason this is done is to:
a) limit bad online reviews due to ill fitting headsets or unfamiliarity with the controls
b) to ensure that people looking to buy it have their expectations managed
c) to give it the upscale, prestige feeling of going to a tailor for a fitted suit. Useless theater for a tech product, but Apple loves pageantry.