Last week it was reported that buyers of the Apple Vision Pro began returning the headset before the 14-day return period expired in the United States. It raises the question of whether this product is really popular or more returns. According to Bloomberg citing Apple Store sources, the Apple Vision Pro return rate is actually not as bad as expected.
Return rates range from the same to slightly higher than other products sold by Apple. What measurements Apple uses to say it is "same" and "slightly higher" is not specified.
But there are definitely some users who buy Vision Pro just to produce social media content. After all the videos have been published, just return the Vision Pro without worrying about it being denied by Apple.
Demand for Vision Pro outside of the United States we realize is quite high. In Malaysia, for example, it is listed in a third-party store at a price of RM25,000. This is more expensive than the original price of around RM18,000. Those who can afford it are welcome to buy. For those who can't afford it, there are other headset alternatives at more affordable prices.