Wearing a Vision Pro is like having a pair of glasses that stop working in 2 hours. I keep it plugged in and charging at my desk when I use it. You could daisy-chain it to a larger battery pack if you wanted to, but this isn't made to be a use-it-all-day device anyway.

Starting at $3,500, the Vision Pro is obscenely expensive and for well-heeled early adopters only. But it is the most innovative product Apple has created in over a decade and a fascinating look at the future of computing and entertainment rolled into one very sleek package.

The Vision Pro is a big leap for spatial computing in an unfriendly package. Futuristic. Eye-tracking and gesture controls are impressive. The micro-OLED displays are exquisite and immersive.

The headset can run popular Apple apps, including Books, Camera, Contacts, FaceTime, Mail, Maps, Messages, Music, Notes, Photos, Safari, and more in mixed reality -- a blend of both AR and VR.