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> Walking around without peripheral vision in order to be able to watch YouTube in the train station is not worth any amount of money.

I'm more worried about people trying to drive with this thing on.

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Indeed, I'm quite convinced that individuals have attempted to drive while using their Quest 3, and it wouldn't surprise me if some have been pulled over for such actions. It seems likely that at least one person has taken this reckless behavior to an extreme.

Apple products typically enjoy widespread popularity, though the Vision Pro appears to cater to a somewhat limited demographic that is serious enough to make the purchase. There are numerous instances of people confidently wearing these devices in public. Among the footage I've encountered, one particular video caught my attention, showing someone using a Vision Pro while driving a Tesla and getting pulled over, though I'm unsure about the video's authenticity.

There is already a video of a driver using the Apple Vision on a Tesla Cybertruck which I assume was on auto pilot I guess.

It's likely the same video I've seen. Regardless of Auto Pilot, engaging in such behavior is still reckless and ill-advised.

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