For Meta's Quest headsets, third party manufacturers sell solid "halo" head straps, which are much more comfortable by distributing the weight mostly on top of the head instead of just pressing the headset to the face. Basically imitations of Sony's PlayStation VR.

The top manufacturer is BoboVR, but they obviously haven't yet made one for the Vision Pro.

I don't get why Meta and Apple don't include this as the default, given that it's obviously the optimal solution. Then again, at least Apple even used a heavy and unnecessary metal frame in the headset, so ergonomics clearly isn't their top priority.

testing lying down as we speak. Much more comfortable. The killer market for this device is business airline travel.

> Additionally, using a traditional monitor in a reclined position is very difficult.

A monitor isn’t much of an issue, just use a VESA mount. Keyboarding is more difficult in a reclined position, unless you can use it fully blind.