For years, tech companies have unsuccessfully tried to make headsets the next big thing. Ever since the launch of Google Glass, the concept of augmented reality and virtual reality was to have been just around the corner, but multiple attempts, including Meta's series of Quest devices, have failed to capture the mainstream.

's (NASDAQ: AAPL) Vision Pro, which the tech giant launched at its Worldwide Developers Conference earlier this month, seems like the best attempt yet to convert the masses to headset computing. Unlike previous iterations such as the Meta Quest, the Vision Pro headset can be transparent, allowing users to make eye contact with those around them. It also seems better designed for augmented reality, meaning it enhances existing reality with on-screen features.

However, the question that has dogged past headsets remains a challenge for Apple. How will consumers use the device, and will they be convinced that its value is worth the $3,500 price tag? Here's one possibility.

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