For the price of a single Apple Vision Pro, I can buy a 65” 4K TV, a Dolby Atmos surround-sound system from Sonos, and still have a bit left over.
And you’ll need a Vision Pro for each person watching.
And you’ll need a Vision Pro for each person watching.
But I'm sympathetic to the social-watching issue. I don't love the idea of watching movies in a headset while my wife sits next to me on the sofa doing something else (or even watching the same movie on a screen). But I also don't love the idea of buying two. (And that's without even thinking about larger families.)
I think home theater will be a big part of the appeal, but it won't succeed if replacing a home theater is the only thing it does well.
The Sonos w/ sub + rear surrounds and an 85" OLED TV with these latencies will put you in the price point of this thing.
If you're apart, both people would need a room, TV, and Sonos system to share the experience. So each has that "need one per person" problem depending whether colocated or not.