October 12, 2024 – Apple has recently initiated a survey campaign targeted at early adopters of its Vision Pro headset, aiming to delve into users’ satisfaction levels, frequency of use, and other pertinent information. This comprehensive inquiry serves as a pivotal tool for Apple to gather invaluable user feedback and steer future product enhancements.
The survey, conducted through a detailed questionnaire, guides participants through a series of questions pertaining to their experiences with Vision Pro and its integration within the Apple ecosystem. Some of the key queries include:
Did you purchase the Vision Pro or acquire it from another source?
Do you still possess the Vision Pro?
On a whole, how satisfied are you with the Vision Pro?
What is your favorite feature or aspect of the Vision Pro so far?
How often do you use the Vision Pro?
For how long do you typically wear the Vision Pro before taking it off?
Which headband do you use most frequently?
Have you purchased the Zeiss optical inserts?
How often do you use the Vision Pro while it’s connected to a power source?
For what purposes do you utilize the Mac virtual display?
Where do you usually employ the Mac virtual display?
What types of activities do you engage in using the Mac virtual display?
If possible, what changes or additions would you like to see on the Vision Pro?
Furthermore, Apple delves into users’ intended usage of features when they initially purchased the Vision Pro, and whether they continue to utilize these features. The survey also encompasses satisfaction ratings across various categories, such as:
Comfort during wear
Durability
Weight
Battery life
Screen resolution
Comfort and stability of fit
Ease of use
Response speed to eyes and hands
Simplicity of setup
Notably, Apple also inquiries about the accessories users pair with their Vision Pro, ranging from third-party headbands to protective cases and battery belt clips. Additionally, a question addresses which other technology products, including AR/VR offerings like Meta Quest, users employ outside of the Apple ecosystem.
Such surveys are a regular practice employed by Apple to collect feedback and data on new products, ensuring continuous improvement and alignment with user preferences.
