Two years after its debut, the Apple Vision Pro remains an evolving product. Despite its impressive hardware and high price tag of $3499, the device lacks a truly compelling use case. The visionOS hasn't delivered a 'killer app' to justify the cost, leaving many users underwhelmed.

Originally launched on February 2, 2024, the Vision Pro aimed to revolutionize spatial computing. However, the ecosystem still struggles to gain traction. With only approximately 3,000 native apps available, the device feels incomplete. Apple needs to attract more developers to fully realize the potential of the platform.

The lack of a clear market and compelling use cases has hindered the Apple Vision Pro's adoption. The device also lacks multi-user support, which is surprising for such a high-end product. Industry experts anticipate that Apple may be working on a more consumer-friendly version.